health-root Media seeks editor (maternity leave)

health-root Media is looking for an editor for early accession

health-root Media seeks editor (maternity ward) health-root Media is looking for a deputy for the position as editor with accession on April 1, 2008. It is a maternity ward which will last one year.

health-root Media is Denmark's leading media house in health. More than half a million Danes visit our websites every month. We always strive to be inspiring and innovative when it comes to taking good care of themselves and their health.

The editors consist of three employees and you will work closely with everyone around one or more of the following media:

health-root, babyklub., and 50plus.

Your tasks will include:

be a guardian of the update of health-root's vast knowledge base
Carry out the contact with the relevant healthcare professionals
edit and publish medical articles in collaboration with the writer
participate in the reorganization of content structure at
run single, small projects - for example, the creation of new subject centers
help develop and improve existing media.
We imagine that you:
is relatively newly educated
has a higher education in communication / dissemination
writes well and master the Danish language 'over medium'
works structured and is good at creating an overview
are able to lead editorial projects
have a sense of detail and a great overview
Have a good IT understanding and not afraid of new systems
is creative and a good team player
have a good mood and do not let you stress too easily.

If you are the one, write and tell us why in an application. Also include your CV. We expect to hold employment talks in early March.

Applications must be submitted no later than 29 February 2008, either by email to [email protected] or by post to:

health-root Media A / S, Laksegade 32, 2nd floor, 1063 Copenhagen K, Att.: Editorial editor and editor Lone Elisabeth Tangvig

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health-root Media seeks editor (maternity leave)

health-root Media is looking for an editor for early accession

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