What we do

The Society for Endocrinology’s mission is to enable endocrinology’s potential to advance science and health. We support a thriving member community of around 3,000 scientists, clinicians and nurses by providing funding, networking opportunities, training events, educational resources and more.

By working with us, you’ll help our members to accelerate research into many rare diseases, as well as the most common hormone-related conditions affecting people today, including diabetes, obesity, endocrine cancers and infertility. Whatever your role at the Society, you’ll play a crucial part in helping patients to receive better care and live healthier lives.

What it’s like to work here

Our people are at the heart of everything we do. When you work at Society for Endocrinology Group, you become part of a community of passionate and skilled individuals who are committed to making a positive difference to people’s health. We foster a collaborative and supportive work environment where professional growth is encouraged, and every voice is heard and valued.

Why Join Us? 

Roles within the Society for Endocrinology

There are no current vacancies at the Society

 

Other jobs within Endocrinology

View current vacancies within endocrinology on our careers page.

If you would like to advertise any jobs/grants/PhDs on this site free of charge, please contact [email protected].

Other roles within the Society 

Join the You and Your Hormones Editorial Board

We are seeking a knowledgeable and enthusiastic member to join the Editorial Board of the Society's public-facing website, You and Your Hormones.

You and Your Hormones is a trusted, accessible source of evidence-based information about endocrinology for the general public. As a member of the Editorial Board, you will play a vital role in ensuring the quality, accuracy and relevance of the website's content. Working collaboratively with fellow Board members, you will help shape the site's editorial direction, review new and updated content, and provide final approval for materials developed by our Content Editors.

We are looking for someone who:

• Has strong, up-to-date knowledge of endocrine science and clinical guidelines
• Is passionate about clear, accurate communication of complex topics for the general public
• Has experience in, or enthusiasm for, public engagement and science communication
• Is comfortable reviewing and providing constructive feedback on written content
• Enjoys working collaboratively with colleagues from a range of backgrounds

This is a 3-year appointment, working alongside a supportive Editorial Board team.

Who can apply:

• Clinical Editorial board members should be nearing the end of their clinical training or have completed their clinical training. 

• Scientist Editorial Board members should be post-PhD 

• Nurse Editorial Board Members should be >3 years’ experience in endocrine nursing. 
• Applicants who are early career i.e. up to CCT for clinical members or PhD students, may be invited as co-opted members for one year followed by appointment as an elected Editorial Board Member for up to two years.

Deadline for applications: 31 July.

Editorial board remit Job description   Apply here

 

 

Become a You and Your Hormones Content Editor

You and Your Hormones Content Editors are passionate scientists, clinicians and nurses working in endocrinology.

Boost your writing and public engagement skills, whilst promoting accurate and reliable science by applying to join the You and Your Hormones team as a Content Editor.

You and Your Hormones is our public-facing website that provides reliable online information and learning resources for students and the general public on hormones and hormone-related conditions. 

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