Yale University
Research & Clinical Writer/Editor, YSM/YM
New Haven, Connecticut, 06511 · Principal · Contract
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About the role
- Working at Yale means contributing to a better tomorrow.
- Overview The Writer/Editor produces high-quality editorial content that highlights the research, clinical, and education activities of Yale School of Medicine (YSM).
- This role contributes both academic and patient-facing storytelling.
Responsibilities
- The position supports digital growth and institutional visibility by producing content that is accurate, audience-centered, AI-informed, and optimized for discoverability across evolving digital environments.
- The role proactively identifies high-impact story opportunities through relationship-building, careful listening, and ongoing engagement with faculty, departments, and institutional partners.
- The role collaborates with editorial, multimedia, and digital colleagues during story ideation and development to support integrated storytelling across written, visual, and video formats.
- The ideal candidate is a strong writer and editor with a proven ability to conduct interviews and build productive relationships with faculty, clinicians, institutional leaders, and communications colleagues.
- Develops and executes public relations strategy, output, and performance for the department with the goal of increasing media impressions in local, national, industry-specific and alumni media.
- Creates communications strategy to showcase top technologies available for license.
Requirements
- AI fluency is expected but must be paired with sound human judgment.
- Required Skills and Abilities 1.
Compensation
- Job Posting Date 06/01/2026 Job Category Professional Bargaining Unit NON Compensation Grade Administration & Operations Compensation Grade Profile Supervisor; Senior Associate (23) Salary Range $65,000.00 - $101,000.00 Time Type Full time
Benefits
- A background covering health, science, academic medicine, higher education, or related institutional communications is strongly preferred.
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