Tennr
Healthcare Industry Reporter and Storyteller
New York City Office
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 29 days ago
Content MarketingResearch
About the role
- We're looking for a new member of the team to take on this responsibility fully.
- Because each audience segment is unique and nuanced, and because the situation facing each audience segment is rapidly changing, we need someone who can treat these situations with journalistic curiosity.
- You'll spend a lot of your time talking to members of the healthcare industry, including but by no means limited to Tennr's customers and prospects, to find out what today's important stories are.
Responsibilities
- Help support Tennr's content needs outside of your core storytelling responsibilities, including running occasional webinars and helping prepare speakers for talks at conferences
Requirements
- An experienced journalist with at least 3 years' experience at a newspaper, industry publication, or other media company
- A college graduate, or someone with enough additional comparable journalism experience to replace the degree
- A writer who's obsessed with craft and clarity
- A curious person who needs to know the whole story and who isn't afraid to do truly deep research
- Someone who thinks it's rude to expect audiences to read AI-generated work
- Ideally, someone whose prior reporting experience (or other work experience) has focused on some aspect of healthcare, especially through the lens of business
- Resume
- Optional cover letter, but only if it explains why you want this specific role.
Nice to have
- Plus a pantry full of snacks.
Skills
- learn the inner workings of scaling systems, tools, and infrastructure
Benefits
- 100% paid employee health benefit options
- Competitive parental leave
- Deliver content across news, educational resources, data storytelling, industry analysis, or market analysis-basically, anything you think our audiences will be interested in
Company info
- Today, when you go to your doctor and get referred to a specialist (e.g., for sleep apnea), your doctor sends out a referral and tells you, "They'll be in touch soon." So you wait.
- Sometimes days, weeks, or even months.
- Because too often specialists and medical services are overwhelmed with referrals and the painstakingly manual process it takes to qualify your referral prevents them from getting around to it on time, or sometimes at all.
- Tennr prevents these delays and denials by making sure every referral gets where it needs to go, with the right info, at the right time.
- Powered by RaeLM™ Tennr reads, extracts, and acts on every piece of patient information so providers can capture more referrals, slash denials, and reduce delays.
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