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The Student & Early Career Editorial Board is not currently accepting applications

Applied Clinical Informatics (ACI), the official eJournal of AMIA, IMIA, and EFMI, created a Student & Early Career Editorial Board in 2020.

The primary purposes of the board is to:

  • include and mentor informatics trainees in the peer-review process
  • to improve the experience of authors by providing high quality reviews.

Roles and Responsibilities

The Student & Early Career Editorial Board anticipates selecting 9-12 members in 2022. Each member will serve a two-year term (+ 6 months transition) and receive up to four manuscripts to review per year. Two dedicated associate editors and one senior editor will provide mentorship to all members, including constructive feedback on all reviews.

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Eligibility

Graduate students and post-doctoral trainees in biomedical informatics or related disciplines (computer science, engineering, data and information sciences) are invited to apply.  Preferred, but not required qualifications, include:

  • One first author publication,
  • Completion of at least one year of a doctoral program, post-doctoral, or masters program in biomedical informatics or a related discipline
  • Membership in AMIA or their respective countries’ informatics organization

Application Process

Each applicant should submit a single PDF containing:

  • Curriculum Vitae including contact information
  • Letter of Intent (no more than two pages) describing their place and level of training, interest in the position, and past experiences.

Additionally, applicants should provide a letter of support from the a mentor (no more than a page) that includes a description of the student’s scientific writing and editing skills as well as the mentor’s assessment of the student’s understanding of the field of biomedical informatics. This should be submitted as a separate file.

Mentorship

A Senior ACI Editor and two Associate Editors will provide mentorship for the  Student & Early Career Editorial Board. They will be assigned to the same papers and will provide feedback, coaching, and practical advice.

Editorial Board Mentors
Stephen-Downs

Stephen M. Downs, MD, MS
Professor, Pediatrics, Wake Forest

Mustafa-Ozkaynak

Mustafa Ozkaynak
Associate Professor, University of Colorado Denver -

Vignesh-Subbian

Vignesh Subbian
Assistant Professor, University of Arizona