The Internal Medicine Journal, published by the RACP, has 32 specialty editors who report to the editor-in-chief, Dr Paul Bridgman, FRACP, and an editorial ombudsman on the editorial board.   

Key responsibilities

• skill in the art of writing, editing, and critical assessment.
• timely assessment and selection of appropriate reviewers for submissions.
• arbitration of suitability for publication of submissions.
• soliciting high-profile reviews and timely submissions.
• advising on editorial policy considerations.
• providing the Editor-in-Chief with annual summary reports.
• familiarity with the electronic peer review program (ScholarOne).
• attending the annual IMJ Editorial Board meeting.

Suitable applicants should have a strong publication record in the field of Addiction Medicine.

How to apply

Submit an expression of interest form (PDF) to IMJ@racp.edu.au.