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Elsevier is one of the companies offering stable career growth opportunities in 2023 according to a list compiled by Comparably, a platform that provides culture and compensation data for public and private companies. Even during unpredictable times, Elsevier remains a stable place to work because the average tenure in the organization is nearly 8 years – Elsevier is a place where people can come to build a career. By helping their employees find roles and success within Elsevier and RELX more broadly, Elsevier encourages internal mobility. The goal is to make sure that employees grow while working with the organization, regardless of how long they stay working there. The development of employees is one of the three main pillars of Elsevier's employee experience. They want their employees to be the best that they can be in their chosen careers. That’s why they believe in growth – growing skills, experience, and knowledge – every day. Comparably's article: https://www.comparably.com/blog/companies-offering-stable-career-growth-opportunities-in-2023/
We have an exciting opportunity for you to help inspire groundbreaking work by assisting researchers, clinicians, and engineers while they help tackle the biggest challenges facing humankind. Combining content, data, and analytics we help turn information into answers at Elsevier. As a global market leader, Elsevier offers a wide variety of careers and advancement opportunities in a creative environment that will help you develop as a professional and achieve an optimum career-life balance. Join us to do meaningful work. Discover Elsevier. Apply today. https://bit.ly/3CNfql1
As challenges mount for researchers in Ukraine, a professor in Kyiv talks about her experience — and how we can help Ukrainian researchers. On February 24, 2022, Nana’s life changed dramatically, along with the lives of so many people in her country, as Russian forces invaded the country. Nana recalled: "A day later, we were forced to leave Kyiv, since a part of the region was occupied. Most of our laboratory fellows moved to the Carpathian mountains in the west of Ukraine with us." Part of the reason for the move was misinformation spread by Moscow propagandists that there were secret genetic weapons in labs in Ukraine, funded by the United States. Nana and her colleagues feared that this could make them a target because their laboratory uses various genetic approaches — as is the case with most research in biomedicine today — and they have a grant from the US National Institutes of Health devoted to studies of neuro-immune interaction. Read more: https://www.elsevier.com/connect/a-researcher-tells-her-story-of-ukraines-new-reality
We are pleased to announce that Elsevier Health won multiple awards at the 2023 Lens Awards for the Future of Health campaign videos which introduced Elsevier Health to the world. Working with Edenspikermann, the Elsevier Health launch team represented marketers from across Elsevier Health who were passionate about seeing the patient and customer represented through the entire campaign. Alison Powell, Chief Marketing Officer, Elsevier Health reflects on why this campaign was so important: "It was important to us to present Elsevier Health to the world in a simple, unified and human way. Elsevier Health exists to help clinicians make better decisions and improve learning outcomes for future professionals, so our brand and subsequent campaigns need to reflect the people we serve". The Lens Awards recognizes and showcases the best in corporate film, storytelling, and visual communications. Visit https://futureofhealth.elsevier.com/ to view some of the winning videos.
At Elsevier, you will have the opportunity to work with the best minds in science, health, technology, and research at an award-winning diverse company with excellent workplace culture. You will continuously learn about advances in human knowledge by being part of an organisation that nurtures your curiosity to stimulate innovation for the communities that we serve. In one way or another, the work you do every day will help save and change patients' lives worldwide. Check out our current opportunities in tech, sales, marketing, editorial, people management, and more. Apply now: https://relx.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/ElsevierJobs Together, let's continue to create possibilities. Discover Elsevier.
“It felt like returning home”: Why I’ve come back to work at Elsevier. Three years ago, Jess Pritchard left Elsevier for a role at a large telecommunications company. It was an excellent opportunity for her to develop her skill set, but she missed the sense of purpose of working at Elsevier. As she explained: "I quickly discovered that I am mission-driven, and helping large corporations acquire telecommunications resources wasn’t inspiring for me." Jess, based in Philadelphia, rejoined Elsevier in 2020 as a Commercial Manager on the Clinical Solutions Commercial team. “It really felt like returning home,” she recalled...
Why is Elsevier a great place? We asked one of our people. Hear what Michiel Kolman, SVP Information Industry Relations, Elsevier, told us. At Elsevier, we need the engagement of people from a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and ideas to achieve real innovation for our customers around the world. Inclusion & Diversity (I&D) are important to our future. We are fully committed to creating a fair and equitable work environment for our people and in all the countries and territories in which we operate we seek to comply with local employment and equality laws. Discover Elsevier. https://www.elsevier.com/careers
Join us as we celebrate Black History Month across Elsevier. This year's theme celebrates our past, present and potential. Explore our efforts to build a more just and equal future. https://www.elsevier.com/about/inclusion-and-diversity #ElsevierDiversity #BlackHistoryMonth #elsevier #elsevierlife
Racial inequities are a long-standing issue in health care. One way to make progress on that front can start right in classrooms. Earlier this month, the scientific publisher Elsevier announced the latest edition of its 3D anatomy teaching tool for medical students. And, for the first time, it tackles the centuries-long absence of non-White bodies in the teaching of anatomy. It’s a crucial innovation. It may seem obvious that diseases that manifest themselves on the skin can look quite different depending on a person’s skin tone. Yet a 2018 study found that fewer than 5% of images in general medical textbooks include dark skin tones. So it’s not surprising that doctors are better at identifying skin anomalies on lighter skin than on darker skin.
