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Synchrony Group

Medical Editor

West Chester, PA

The Medical Editor is also responsible for Veeva Vault submissions and reference library upkeep, as well as permissions requests. The Medical Editor works closely with members of the Editorial ...

Synchrony Group

Medical Editor

West Chester, PA · On-site +1

The Medical Editor is also responsible for Veeva Vault submissions and reference library upkeep, as well as permissions requests. The Medical Editor works closely with members of the Editorial ...

Synchrony Group

Medical Editor

West Chester, PA · On-site

The Medical Editor is also responsible for Veeva Vault submissions and reference library upkeep, as well as permissions requests. The Medical Editor works closely with members of the Editorial ...

ANDREWS MCMEEL UNIVERSAL INC

The Senior Editor will oversee Quirk's fiction list, including approximately 4-6 original titles annually in horror, mystery, and adjacent commercial genres distinguished by playful and humorous ...

23andMe Research Institute

$70 - $90/hr

23andMe Research Institute is seeking a hybrid Growth Designer & Video Editor to join their performance & growth marketing team. This role requires a creative individual who can produce direct ...

NBME

Editor I (Clients)

Philadelphia, PA · On-site

$56K - $60K/yr

The Editor I will work with volunteer subject matter experts and other stakeholders to create and assemble test content used to evaluate health professionals at varying stages of their education and ...

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Newsletter Editor (Part Time)

WQED Multimedia

Pittsburgh, PA • On-site, Remote

$27 - $32/hr

Part-time

PTO

Re-posted 24 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Write and produce WQED's weekly email newsletter, including subject lines, preheaders, headlines, blurbs, calls to action, and basic formatting.

  • Curate highlights from PBS, WQED local programming, Classical WQED, WQED+, PBS KIDS, events, education initiatives, and community resources.

  • Review newsletter performance metrics and use insights to improve future editions.

Job description

Newsletter Editor (Part Time)
WQED Multimedia | Remote
We are currently unable to support international remote employment. Candidates must be physically located in and legally authorized to work in the United States without requiring visa sponsorship.
Reports to: Marketing Director
About the Role
WQED Multimedia is seeking a part-time Newsletter Editor to help our neighbors discover what is available to watch, stream, hear, attend, and enjoy through WQED. This role is part editor, part curator, part community guide. The Newsletter Editor will write and produce WQED's weekly email newsletter and related audience messages, helping viewers and listeners navigate PBS programming, WQED local productions, Classical WQED 89.3 FM, WQED+, PBS KIDS, events, education resources, and other offerings that serve southwestern Pennsylvania.
We are looking for someone who can write with warmth, clarity, and good judgment; understand what makes public media valuable; and turn a busy programming lineup into a useful, engaging guide for the community. The ideal candidate is a strong writer and careful editor who can explain why a program matters, who it may appeal to, when and where to watch or stream it, and how WQED helps make it available to the region.
Required Cover Letter
Applications must include a cover letter and should include two or three writing samples. Please briefly tell us why this kind of public media "viewer's guide" work interests you and how you would help WQED make its programming more useful, discoverable, and welcoming to the community. Concise responses are fine. We value clarity over length.
Key Responsibilities
  • Write and produce WQED's weekly email newsletter, including subject lines, preheaders, headlines, blurbs, calls to action, and basic formatting.
  • Curate highlights from PBS, WQED local programming, Classical WQED, WQED+, PBS KIDS, events, education initiatives, and community resources.
  • Translate program descriptions, schedules, streaming availability, and internal notes into clear, audience-friendly copy.
  • Help viewers and listeners understand what is new, what is timely, what is local, and what is worth their attention.
  • Collaborate with Marketing, Programming, Digital, Development, Education, and Classical WQED colleagues to gather accurate information and identify priorities.
  • Maintain a consistent WQED voice: warm, neighborly, useful, Pittsburgh-focused, and grounded in public service.
  • Assemble and proof occasional special-purpose emails and announcements tied to major programs, station events, fundraising campaigns, or community initiatives.
  • Review newsletter performance, including open rates, click-throughs, and audience behavior, and use those insights to improve future editions.
  • Proofread carefully for accuracy, grammar, links, dates, times, channel information, streaming language, and tone.
  • Help develop repeatable newsletter formats, editorial calendars, and workflows that make the newsletter easier to produce and more valuable to readers.

Qualifications
  • Excellent writing, editing, and proofreading skills.
  • Strong editorial judgment and the ability to make choices about what is most useful or interesting to the audience.
  • Experience writing newsletters, digital content, program descriptions, arts/culture coverage, marketing copy, journalism, or public media communications.
  • Ability to write short, compelling copy that helps people decide what to watch, stream, hear, attend, or share.
  • Comfort working with schedules, program information, links, images, and digital publishing tools.
  • Experience reviewing basic newsletter analytics and using performance data to improve content.
  • Strong attention to detail, especially with dates, times, titles, names, and calls to action.
  • Ability to work independently while collaborating with colleagues across departments.
  • Interest in PBS, public media, local storytelling, arts and culture, classical music, education, and community service.
  • Familiarity with Pittsburgh and southwestern Pennsylvania is preferred.

About WQED
WQED Multimedia is an iconic public media institution-one of America's original educational broadcasters. Today, we reach hundreds of thousands of neighbors across southwestern Pennsylvania through five broadcast television channels, streaming platforms, 24/7 classical radio, and education and community engagement programs.
This is a moment of real transformation. With major shifts in media consumption, the launch of new digital products like WQED+, the elimination of our federal funding, and growing demand for trusted, hopeful, local storytelling-WQED is evolving from a traditional broadcaster into a multi-platform community resource.
Joining WQED now means an opportunity to help shape how Pittsburgh connects through stories, culture, learning, and shared experiences: on air, online, and in person.
Schedule, Pay & Benefits
  • On-call position classified as a temporary Project Employee
  • Between 10 and 15 hours per week, with flexibility to increase depending on station needs and employee availability
  • Hourly, non-exempt position
  • Pay range: $27-$32 per hour, based on experience.
  • No benefits or paid time off beyond what may be required by the Allegheny County Paid Sick Leave Ordinance and the City of Pittsburgh Paid Sick Days Act

Equal Employment Opportunity
WQED Multimedia is a fair and equal employer, providing access and opportunities to all applicants without regard to race, color, creed, religious beliefs, gender, gender identity, self-expression, sexual orientation, marital status, age, national origin, ethnicity, ancestry, citizenship, disability, medical condition, pregnancy, veteran status, membership in the uniformed services, genetic information, or any other basis protected by applicable law and as directed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. WQED Multimedia provides equitable consideration for employment for qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with relevant legal requirements. Qualified applicants with a disability or disabled veterans who are unable or limited in their ability to apply (as a result of their disability) have the right to request reasonable accommodation by emailing careers@wqed.org.

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