KRCG 13 is seeking a detail oriented, aggressive, energetic, and creative full time News Assignment Editor! We are looking for an experienced assignment editor who knows how to make contacts, generate story ideas, and react decisively to breaking news. Candidates must have strong logistical skills and the ability to move crews strategically. We need someone with strong co

KTVO in Kirksville, Mo./Ottumwa, Iowa, is seeking an aggressive, energetic and creative Assistant News Director! We are looking for an experienced journalist who knows how to make contacts, generate story ideas and react decisively to breaking news. You will work closely with the other Producers, Reporters, Anchors and Assignment Editor on daily news coverage. The ideal c

OF POSITION The Senior Regulatory Publishing Specialist will be part of the Regulatory Operations team within the Regulatory Affairs function for Specialty Generics of Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals and will coordinate the publishing process to ensure timely and accurate submissions to the FDA and other agencies. This position will assemble and publish US FDA eCTD submission

The Missouri School of Journalism and Missouri Business Alert are seeking an adaptable, forward thinking, multi platform journalist to serve as senior digital editor of a growing statewide business news publication. The senior digital editor for Missouri Business Alert will work in a hybrid role, both editing and reporting for the publication. They will assign and develop

Set the vision for the organization's digital news assets and guides the newsroom in seeking new, innovative ways to tell informative, impactful stories online. Manage STLPR's digital team and guides effective collaboration between the team and the rest of the newsroom. Oversee STLPR's digital news products, monitoring for quality and accuracy in web stories, photojournal

The Missouri School of Journalism and KOMU 8 News, the NBC affiliate in Columbia, Mo., are looking for our next great storytelling editor. This station, owned by the University of Missouri, is the training ground for the best broadcast journalists in the country. Students produce 33 hours of news a week under the watchful guidance of seasoned television professionals and