Content Writer & Editor - Mental Health & Psychology Newsletter

About Us
We're a trusted voice in the mental health space, delivering evidence-based insights and practical psychological wisdom to our growing community through our daily newsletter. Our mission is to make mental health knowledge accessible, actionable, and stigma-free while maintaining the highest standards of scientific accuracy.

The Role
We're seeking an exceptional Content Writer & Editor to lead our daily newsletter, translating complex psychological concepts into engaging, accessible content that empowers our readers to better understand and support their mental health.

Key Responsibilities
* Create compelling daily newsletter content that bridges academic psychology with practical, everyday application
* Transform peer-reviewed research and clinical insights into engaging, accessible stories
* Develop editorial calendars that thoughtfully address various mental health topics, seasonal patterns, and current events
* Write clear, empathetic headlines and content that respects the sensitivity of mental health topics
* Interview mental health professionals, researchers, and thought leaders for expert insights
* Fact-check and verify all mental health claims and statistics
* Manage content planning to balance trending topics with evergreen mental health education
* Collaborate with licensed mental health professionals to ensure content accuracy
* Monitor mental health news, research, and developments in psychology
* Track newsletter metrics and reader engagement to optimize content strategy

Required Qualifications
* 2+ years of experience in health, science, or psychology-focused content writing and editing
* Bachelor's degree in psychology, Journalism, Communications, or related field
* Demonstrated understanding of mental health topics and psychological principles
* Strong background in research interpretation and scientific writing
* Exceptional ability to translate complex concepts into clear, engaging content
* Experience handling sensitive topics with appropriate care and nuance
* Proven track record of meeting daily content deadlines
* Familiarity with mental health terminology and ethical reporting guidelines
* Experience with email marketing platforms and analytics tools

Ideal Candidate
* Master's degree in psychology, Counseling, or related field
* Experience working in mental health settings or with mental health professionals
* Understanding of APA style and psychological research methods
* Strong awareness of cultural competency in mental health
* Ability to maintain emotional boundaries while engaging with sensitive content
* Excellence in fact-checking and source verification
* Commitment to reducing mental health stigma through responsible content

What We Offer
* Competitive salary ($1,000-$1,500 monthly salary based on experience)
* Flexible remote work arrangement
* Professional development and continuing education funds
* Generous PTO and sick leave

How to Apply
Please submit your resume, cover letter, and three writing samples that demonstrate your ability to communicate mental health concepts clearly and sensitively to ---------- In your cover letter, describe your approach to creating mental health content that is both scientifically accurate and accessible to a general audience.

Your writing samples should include your previous written work on mental health topics & psychological concepts.

We particularly value candidates who bring diverse perspectives and lived experiences to mental health discussions. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or veteran status.

Important Note: This role involves regular exposure to content about mental health challenges. Candidates should be comfortable maintaining professional boundaries and practicing self-care while engaging with such material.

Location: Remote based
Employment Type: Full-time

Our Content Standards
* All content must be evidence-based and fact-checked
* Clear distinction between clinical advice and general information
* Appropriate trigger warnings and resource links where needed
* Inclusive language and diverse representation
* Zero tolerance for stigmatizing language or harmful stereotypes