The Pediatric Blood & Cancer Deputy Editor will:

Be an established and internationally respected individual in the field of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology and;

• Have understanding of all aspects of basic science and clinical care and investigation in the field of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology;
• Be experienced in editorial work for other high profile biomedical journals;
• Have superior editing and writing skills;
• Be a member of both ASPHO and SIOP throughout their complete tenure;
• Be capable of working closely with the members of the joint committee.

The Pediatric Blood & Cancer Deputy Editor Term:

• The Deputy Editor’s three-year term will begin immediately upon appointment in November/December 2015 through December 2018.
• The Deputy Editor’s contract, as well as subsequent contract renewals, if any, as mutually desired, will be negotiated with Wiley, the Publisher.

Pediatric Blood & Cancer Deputy Editor’s Job Description:

• The person selected to serve will be named the Deputy Editor of the Journal, and will be an independent contractor of Pediatric Blood & Cancer (a publication of Wiley).
• The Deputy Editor will, in consultation with the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher, establish editorial policy;
• The Deputy Editor will, in consultation with the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher, appoint Editorial Board members;
• The Deputy Editor will maintain computer and other equipment necessary for the completion of editorial responsibilities;
• The Deputy Editor will work collaboratively with the Editorial Office staff contracted by the Publisher and utilize the web-based manuscript management system offered by the Publisher;
• The Deputy Editor will, in consultation with the Editor-in-Chief, seek appropriate high-quality contributions to the Journal;
• The Deputy Editor will, in consultation with the Editor-in-Chief, oversee the peer review process such that Contributions to the Journal will be reviewed in a timely manner by appropriately qualified persons;
• The Deputy Editor will, in consultation with the Editor-in-Chief, provide materials to the Publisher in accordance with an agreed upon production schedule. Such materials will be complete with all text, illustrations and tabular matter, permissions and assignments of copyright in accordance with the guidelines given in the Author Guidelines;
• The Deputy Editor will, in consultation with the Editor-in-Chief, determine the order of contents in each volume of the Journal;
• The Deputy Editor will, in consultation with the Editor-in-Chief, be responsible for the timely review of page proofs prepared by the Publisher and notification of the Publisher of any necessary amendments in accordance with the Production Schedule;
• Once appointed as Deputy Editor, he or she will, if not already a member, join both ASPHO and SIOP and remain a member of each throughout his or her complete tenure 

• The applicant’s CV;
• The applicant’s statement of his/her qualifications for the position and plans for working with the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher to advance the status and readership acceptance of the Journal;
• Letter from the applicant’s Dean, Department Head, or Division Chief (or other approving committee) confirming their institution’s acceptance of the application and potential appointment to become Deputy Editor of Pediatric Blood & Cancer 

Deadline to submit is September 15, 2015.

The Deputy Editor candidate will be selected in October.

The Search Committee:

The editorial search committee is composed of the members of the Joint Publications Committee; the Presidents of ASPHO and SIOP, or their designees; the current Editor-in-Chief; and Kate Perry, Publisher (non-voting member).

Contact Details:

Dr. Jeffrey Lipton, Chair, Joint Publications Committee
c/o
Kate Perry, Editor
Wiley
350 Main Street
Malden, MA 02148
U.S.
Phone: +(1) 781-388-8536
Fax: +(1) 781-338-8536
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