• Location: remote
• Occupation: part-time, 20-30%
• Duration: open-ended
• Contract type: consultancy agreement

The International Nursing Review (INR) is a distinguished, globally renowned journal committed to advancing the field of nursing through high-quality research, thoughtful insights, and impactful discussions on pressing healthcare issues. As the official journal of the International Council of Nurses (ICN), INR has built a legacy of excellence, serving as a crucial platform for nursing professionals, researchers, and educators worldwide.

The International Nursing Review (INR) publishes diverse perspectives, innovative research, and evidence-based practices to shape the future of nursing and healthcare. Covering topics from clinical care to policy, education, and workforce development, INR fosters global dialogue on local and international challenges. Through rigorous peer review and high ethical standards, the journal enhances nursing literature and drives transformative changes in practice and policy, serving as a vital resource for nurses, academics, and policymakers worldwide.

About the Role

The International Nursing Review is seeking an Associate Editor to join our editorial team. This position offers an exciting opportunity for an experienced nursing professional or academic with a strong background in research, writing, and publication processes to contribute to one of the world’s most respected nursing journals, fostering meaningful dialogue on pressing global healthcare issues.

As an Associate Editor, you will work closely with the Editor-in-Chief and editorial team to uphold the journal’s standards for quality and impact.

Responsibilities

• Overseeing manuscript submissions, including initial review and editorial assessment
• Collaborating with peer reviewers to ensure thorough, fair, and timely reviews
• Contributing to editorial board meetings and strategy discussions
• Supporting authors to enhance the quality and clarity of their submissions
• Ensuring alignment with the journal’s focus on advancing nursing knowledge and practice on an international scale

Requirements

• A nurse by background with a track record of publications and/or editorial experience is a strong asset
• Excellent grasp of research methodologies and ethical publishing practices
• Outstanding English written communication and analytical skills
• Commitment to promoting the global nursing community and evidence-based practice

While this role is a consultancy position of modest remuneration, it offers unparalleled professional exposure, the chance to shape the future of nursing literature, and meaningful engagement with the global nursing community. We expect an average engagement of 8-10 hours per week. Join us in making a lasting impact on the nursing profession!

Application details

Please submit your CV, a cover letter detailing your relevant experience and vision for the role, and two references by 10 January 2025. For more information and to apply, contact inreditor@icn.ch