Editor RegisterJournal of Endocrinology and Hormones
JEH seeks experienced clinicians and researchers with expertise in endocrine and hormone science.
Who Should Apply
Applicants should demonstrate strong publication records, reviewing experience, and subject matter expertise in endocrinology, metabolism, or related clinical specialties.
Application Details
Provide a CV, key publications, areas of expertise, and prior editorial or reviewing experience. These details help match manuscripts to your strengths.
Time Commitment
Editors manage a reasonable number of manuscripts per year based on availability and expertise. Workload is balanced across the board.
Research Visibility and Trust
Endocrine Expertise
Peer review is guided by clinicians and scientists who understand hormone biology and metabolic disease.
Open Access Reach
Published articles are freely accessible to researchers, clinicians, and policy teams worldwide.
Metadata Quality
Structured metadata supports discovery, citation tracking, and persistent research records.
Ethics First
Clear policies on consent, data integrity, and conflicts protect patient focused research.
Apply as an Editor
Send your application details to the editorial office for review.
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Selection Process
The editorial office reviews applications and may request additional information before confirming appointments.
Conflict Disclosure
Editors must disclose conflicts and recuse themselves when impartiality could be compromised. Transparency supports trust in editorial decisions.
Required Documents
Include a current CV, a short list of recent publications, and a summary of endocrine areas you can cover. This helps match manuscripts to expertise.
Editorial Term
Appointments are typically made for a defined term with renewal based on performance and availability. Expectations are discussed during onboarding.
Reviewer Network
Editors are encouraged to suggest qualified reviewers in their specialty areas to strengthen review coverage across endocrine topics.
Communication Standards
Editors should communicate clearly and professionally with authors and reviewers. Timely responses improve the overall experience.
Availability
Share your expected availability and the number of manuscripts you can manage annually. This helps balance assignments across the board.
Expertise Keywords
Provide specific keywords such as diabetes, thyroid, pituitary, or adrenal research. Precise keywords improve assignment accuracy and speed.
Confidentiality and Ethics
Editors are expected to treat submissions as confidential and to follow COPE-aligned ethical guidance when handling sensitive findings, patient data, or conflicts of interest.
Onboarding and Support
New editors receive orientation on the submission system, decision templates, and communication expectations. The editorial office remains a point of contact for process questions or policy clarifications anytime.
