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Associate Editorial Director- 2 Year FTC at Public Library of Science - ApplyBlast

Associate Editorial Director- 2 Year FTC

Public Library of Science

5 days ago

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About this role

The Associate Editorial Director oversees a subset of PLOS journals, including PLOS Biology and PLOS Medicine, managing their Editors-in-Chief and providing editorial oversight for a diverse portfolio. This role involves developing journal strategies, optimizing workflows, and driving engagement with the global scientific community to advance open science publishing. The position requires strong leadership, strategic thinking, and a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion within scholarly publishing.

Responsibilities

Oversee PLOS Biology and PLOS Medicine journals with line-management of Editors-in-Chief
Develop and execute editorial strategies for a diverse portfolio of journals
Manage budgets, optimize workflows, and lead cross-journal initiatives

Skills

Qualifications

PhD

About Public Library of Science

plos.org

Headquarters

San Francisco, California, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2003

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PLOS (Public Library of Science) is a mission-driven, nonprofit open-access publisher dedicated to advancing open science, research integrity, and broad public access to research. It publishes a portfolio of peer-reviewed journals across the life and health sciences (including PLOS ONE, PLOS Biology, and PLOS Medicine) and champions policies like open data, reproducibility, and transparency in peer review. In addition to publishing, PLOS develops tools, advocacy, and institutional partnerships to lower barriers to sharing research, speed dissemination, and increase the societal impact of science.