JEADV Clinical Practice (JEACP) is pleased to invite applications for its Junior Section Editors Mentorship Programme, a 24-month initiative designed for early-career dermatologists with an academic interest in editorial work.
Responsibilities
Junior Section Editors will:
- Support the peer-review process under the guidance of Section Editors
- Contribute to editorial activities during the training phases
- Develop commentaries and selected visual materials
- Take part in mentorship meetings, seminars, and group sessions
Benefits
- Gain hands-on experience in scientific editing and peer review
- Receive structured mentorship from JEACP Editors and the Editorial Office
- Strengthen skills in editorial decision-making, scientific writing, and visual communication
- Engage with a professional network of colleagues across Europe and beyond
Increase their academic visibility through involvement in JEACP initiatives
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must be:
- Certified dermatologists (residents are not eligible)
- Active EADV members
- Under 40 years of age
- Fluent in English
- Prior editorial experience is not required
Application Materials
Please submit:
- Curriculum Vitae (including publication record)
- Motivation letter
- Statement indicating two preferred dermatology specialties
- Written commitment to a 2-year term
How to apply:
Application Timeline: 1 February 2026 – 30 April 2026
Selection Process
Applications will be reviewed by the JEACP Editorial Team, including the Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editor, and Section Editors. Following the initial assessment and shortlisting, selected candidates will be invited for a final interview with the Editors. Successful applicants will be notified in the second quarter of 2026, with the programme beginning shortly thereafter.
This volunteer-based programme is a unique opportunity that combines structured training, supervised editorial activities, regular mentorship, and opportunities for academic engagement. It offers a truly rare chance for a select group of emerging editors to gain first-hand experience in editorial work under the close mentorship of established dermatologists and experienced editors. Participants will gain progressive exposure to the journal’s peer-review workflow, editorial decision-making, and scholarly communication. Upon completion, Junior Section Editors will receive formal recognition of service
Should you need any clarifications, please contact the JEACP Editorial Office at [email protected]