Hybrid Science Communication Job at Wiley
Are you a medical professional passionate about dermatology and scientific publishing? If you have expertise in dermatology and enjoy evaluating high-quality research, this Assistant Editor opportunity at Wiley could be an excellent career move. The Hybrid Dermatology Science Communication Job at Wiley combines scientific knowledge with editorial decision-making, allowing you to contribute to the advancement of dermatology research. You will collaborate with authors, reviewers, and global editorial teams while ensuring research integrity and maintaining the highest publishing standards. This hybrid position in Noida is ideal for medical professionals looking to transition into medical publishing and science communication.
About Wiley:
Wiley is a globally recognized leader in scientific publishing, education, and research solutions with a history spanning more than 200 years. The company partners with researchers, clinicians, educators, and institutions worldwide to publish high-impact scientific journals and educational resources. Wiley is committed to accelerating scientific discovery, promoting innovation, and supporting continuous learning through world-class publishing platforms.
Job Details:
- Job Title: Assistant Editor (Dermatology)
- Work Mode: Hybrid
- Job Location: Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Employment Type: Full-Time
- Department: Editorial/Scientific Publishing
- Job Requisition ID: R2600787
- Field: Dermatology & Scientific Publishing
About the Science Communication Job:
The Assistant Editor is responsible for managing manuscripts throughout the editorial lifecycle, from submission to final decision. This role serves as a key liaison between authors, reviewers, and internal editorial teams, ensuring a fair, efficient, and high‑quality peer‑review process. The Assistant Editor applies scientific expertise and editorial judgment to support the integrity, impact, and growth of Wiley’s journal portfolio.
Key Responsibilities:
- Screen new manuscript submissions for scope, scientific quality, originality, and research integrity
- Make initial editorial decisions and provide clear, constructive decision rationales in line with journal policies in the Hybrid Science Communication Job.
- Identify and escalate potential ethical or integrity concerns using established procedures
- Select, invite, and manage peer reviewers to ensure timely and high‑quality reviews
- Evaluate reviewer reports and make editorial decisions (accept, reject, revise, or refer)
- Assess revised manuscripts and author responses to determine next steps
- Recommend suitable alternative journals within the portfolio when appropriate
- Commission articles, special issues, and invited content aligned with the journal’s strategy in this Non-Clinical Job.
- Engage subject‑matter experts to contribute reviews, commentaries, and other commissioned content in this Job in Uttar Pradesh.
- Track and manage invited content pipelines and contributor communications
- Analyze editorial performance data to identify trends and improvement opportunities
- Collaborate with senior editors and editorial teams to share knowledge and best practices at Wiley Careers.
- Participate in training and development to build proficiency in editorial systems and workflows
Qualification Requirements for the Hybrid Science Communication Job:
- PhD or equivalent advanced degree in a relevant academic discipline
- Postdoctoral research experience preferred
- Research experience in one or more of the following areas of Dermatology subject‑matter expertise: Cosmetic dermatology, Pediatric dermatology, Skin and hair, Dermatopathology, Immunohematology, Cutaneous biology, Wounds and injuries, Surgical dermatology
- Experience with scholarly publishing or peer review as an author, reviewer, or editor
- International research experience outside the candidate’s home country is strongly preferred
- Strong analytical, decision‑making, and written communication skills
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and collaborate effectively with global stakeholders
- Demonstrated interest in science communication and continuous
