Freelance Journal Selection and Pre Submission Peer Reviewer - Law

<strong>Journal Selection and Pre Submission Peer<br><br></strong><strong>Overview<br><br></strong>We are currently seeking experienced researchers and journal editors to collaborate with us on a freelance basis as Journal Selection and Pre Submission Peer Reviewers.<br><br><strong>WHAT YOU WILL DO<br><br></strong><ul><li>Provide expert input in the form of peer-review-style comments on manuscripts.</li><li>Highlight areas for improvement and evaluate the manuscript’s readiness for publication.</li><li>Prepare a detailed assessment report outlining your evaluation and recommendations.</li><li>Ensure that all deliverables are submitted within client deadlines.<br><br><br></li></ul><strong>Qualifications and Prerequisites<br><br></strong><ul><li>Prior experience as an invited peer reviewer for a journal or as a journal editor. (Mandatory)</li><li>At least 10 published manuscripts as an author or co-author (Mandatory)</li><li>A PhD or MD in one of the following areas (Mandatory):<br><br><br></li></ul>Surgery | Education | Ophthalmology | Clinical Oncology | Theoretical Physics / Atomic and Molecular Physics | Theology | Philosophy / Theology | Muscle, Bone, and Physical & Sports Medicine | Reproductive Medicine and OBGYN | Pediatrics | Sociology | Linguistics | Design and Aesthetics | Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine<br><br><strong>Benefits of this Role<br><br></strong><ul><li>Flexibility. You can telecommute from anywhere. You will also have the flexibility to keep your own work hours as long as you meet the deadlines.</li><li>You are at liberty to take up work outside CACTUS.</li><li>You will have access to articles on the latest industry trends and publication and writing tips on our learning and discussion platform.<br><br><br></li></ul><strong>Additional Information<br><br></strong><ul><li>If you are among the qualified candidates, one of our recruiters will contact you on email with further details.</li></ul>

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