[:no]Hei alle sammen<\/p>\n
Jeg begynte for et \u00e5r siden som overlege ved Avdeling for medisinsk genetikk p\u00e5 HUS etter ca. 10 \u00e5r som Senior Consultant ved Department of Genomic Medicine i Manchester med syndromologi som spesialfelt, og f\u00f8r det tilsvarende arbeid ved de store barnesykehusene i Roma og Athen.<\/p>\n
Jeg ble nettopp utnevnt til Editor-in-Chief for Clinical Dysmorphology, en arbeidsoppgave jeg med glede tar p\u00e5 meg siden dysmorfologi er den delen av genetikken som ligger mitt hjerte n\u00e6rmest. Journalen ble startet p\u00e5 tidlig 90-tall av bl.a. Michael Baraitser, og jeg overtar n\u00e5 sjefsredakt\u00f8rjobben fra dame Dian Donnai, se https:\/\/journals.lww.com\/clindysmorphol\/pages\/default.aspx<\/p>\n
Redakt\u00f8ren kan utnevne en Editorial Assistant som f\u00e5r litt penger for jobben fra journalen. Jeg, og andre med meg, tenkte at dette kunne v\u00e6re en l\u00e6rerik bijobb for noen som er ryddig og strukturert, og er interessert i \u00e5 l\u00e6re mer om hvordan en klinisk-genetisk journal fungerer. Jobben er administrativ, men man har tilgang til alle manuskriptene og kan lese det en vil. Arbeidet foreg\u00e5r i Editorial Manager, et brukervennlig dataprogram, og arbeidsmengden ansl\u00e5s til 2-3 timer per uke.<\/p>\n
Journalen kommer ut med fire utgaver i \u00e5ret, og jobben er honorert ($1,750 per kalender\u00e5r).<\/p>\n
Ta kontakt med meg hvis du er interessert eller har flere sp\u00f8rsm\u00e5l p\u00e5<\/p>\n
sofia.douzgou.houge@helse-bergen.no<\/a><\/p>\n Du finner meg i 6. etasje i laboratoriebygget, Rom 6495[:en]Hi all<\/p>\n I started a year ago as senior consultant in Medical Genetics at the Department of Medical Genetics in Bergen after approx. 10 years as a Senior Consultant at the Department of Genomic Medicine in Manchester. My specific field of interest is genomic syndromology and I have also worked previously in similar positions at the major pediatric hospitals of Rome, Italy and Athens, Greece.<\/p>\n I was just appointed Editor-in-Chief of Clinical Dysmorphology, a task I gladly take on since dysmorphology is the part of genetics that is closest to my heart. The journal was started in the early 90s by i.a. Michael Baraitser and I am now taking over as editor-in-chief from Dame Dian Donnai, see https:\/\/journals.lww.com\/clindysmorphol\/pages\/default.aspx<\/p>\n The editor can appoint an Editorial Assistant who gets some money for the job from the journal. I, and others with me, thought this might be an educational side-job for someone who is neat and structured in their work, and who is interested in learning more about how a clinical-genetic journal works. The job is administrative, but you have access to all the manuscripts and can read what you want. The tasks are greatly facilitated by using Editorial Manager, a user-friendly computer program, and the workload is estimated at 2-3 hours per week.<\/p>\n The journal comes out with four issues a year, and the job is paid ($ 1,750 per calendar year).<\/p>\n Do contact me if you are interested or if you have more questions at<\/p>\n