Become a Reviewer for Occupational Medicine!
The Editor-in-Chief of Occupational Medicine, Professor Steven Nimmo, would like to invite you to review for the journal. This past year, Occupational Medicine saw a large increase in manuscript submissions. In response, we are taking active steps to expand and diversify the journal's reviewer pool to ensure that only the highest quality of research reaches publication, and to uphold the integrity of research being published.
Are you interested in becoming a reviewer for Occupational Medicine? If so, please send your email to the Occupational Medicine editorial office.
Benefits of reviewing for Occupational Medicine
Becoming involved in the peer review process for a scientific journal can be a highly rewarding experience. Doing your part to protect the integrity of published scientific literature, at a time when the credibility of science is being increasingly challenged, is more important than ever. That said, there are several benefits specific to reviewing for Occupational Medicine:
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We run a Reviewers’ workshop every other year.
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We recognize and thank our reviewers in the journal at the end of each year.
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Our Editorial Board members all started as reviewers, so there’s potential to join the Board when a position arises.
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You will be able to get a first-hand look at the research that is submitted to the journal.
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You will have the opportunity to build new connections and extend your professional network.
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Reviewing other authors work will help you improve your own writing and learn new research methods. The skills you develop through reviewing could be valuable for your career.
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You will be the first to see new research and information in your field, helping you develop your knowledge.
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You will receive a thank you for reviewing email with a certificate each year sent from OUP.
Who can become a reviewer?
Are you active in an aspect of occupational health and can objectively evaluate the quality and rigor of a research paper? We want you! The editors of Occupational Medicine are looking for peer reviewers...
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who are active in the fields of occupational health
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who can provide constructive criticism to authors
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that are at any stage of their career
Reviewers’ workshop
We provide training sessions every other year for those wanting to learn more about reviewing for Occupational Medicine. The following slides are from the last workshop held in December 2024. Please click on the image below to access them.
The next reviewers’ workshop will be in December 2026. Please email [email protected] if interested in attending.
Volunteer to be a journal reviewer
If you are interested in becoming a reviewer for Occupational Medicine, email our editorial office.