If you are a health journalist who has been fired or purchased recently, you can get lost, discouraged, angry or scared. Unfortunately, even if you are unfortunately hired as an employee or freelancer, you can experience the waves of uncertainty about your job and place. We get it. We are here to provide advice from artists, editors and recruits who have an intimate understanding of not only encouraging and community but also personal experiences and an intimate understanding of the journalism environment.
She shares the AHCJ freelancer with the bit leader Anna Medaris for a sustainable and satisfactory way after talking with writers and editors who are fired in 2023 or 2024. In the web seminar, there are some industry experts who share how journalism jobs can apply the current location, journalism technology to other industries, and how we all can control career in volatile jobs.
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Anna Medaris
AHCJ freelancer won the leader
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Anna Medaris has 15 years of experience, story, explanation, and news hit songs for publications, including Washington Post, Women’s Health, Vox, Cosmopolitan, US New & World Report, Ally Health, AARP, and Psychological Monitor. I am a freelance health and lifestyle journalist. She left her last regular role as a health correspondent for Business Insider to go to Freelance in June 2023.
Anna is a sensitive human and a story, criticizes the quirky cultural trends, and has a passion for the questions you didn’t know. She has appeared in “Today Show”, “Good Morning America”, Hulu’s “Age of Influence”, many podcasts and local TVs and radio stations. Anna also works as a writing coach through AHCJ’s New York City Chapter Lead and New York Writing Room. She graduated from the University of Michigan in 2009 and later earned a master’s degree from an interactive journalism at the University of American. She is a passionate swimmer living in Brooklyn with her husband and Bassett’s Lou Longbody.
Chandra Turner
Founder, The Talent Fairy
Editing recruiters and career coaches
(She)
Chandra is the founder of Tale Fairy, a boutique recruitment agency that connects the brand with an editor -in -chief to increase storytelling and content products. When she doesn’t look for new talents, Chande works as a career coach, helping editors, content marketing managers and other content strategists to find new jobs they like or flourish in their jobs. She is a vocal advocate for edit talent, as a former editor (parent, cosmogirl, cosmopolitan). She thinks her technology is infinitely worth from inside and outside the traditional media. #EDITORSMAKETHEBESTHIRES
Liz szabo
Veteran health journalist
(She)
LIZ is a journalist who has 30 years of journalism, including more than 20 years of journalism dealing with health and science in publications such as USA Today, The Virginian-Pilot and KFF Health News. Since 2023, LIZ, an independent journalist, has dealt with medical news on New York Times, NBC News, Scientific American, Medscape, AARP and other publications.
LIZ has won numerous states, regional and national journalism awards, including the Victor Cohn Prize for Excellence and the National Headliner Awards in the Medical Science Report. Her investigation into a dangerous doctor for Virginia-Pilot won two National Press Club Award and passed a new law to better protect the patient by urging the state council.
Melissa Dal
Independence
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Melissa Dahl is a reporter with a winner with more than 15 years of experience in publications such as New York Magazine, Bustle Digital Group and NBC News. She is the author of “Cringeworthy: a Howwordness theory” published by Penguin Random House in 2018 and is currently working on the second book.
Rebecca Aguilar
Freelancer
(She)
Rebecca is a freelancer journalist who believes that part of survival is preparing for unexpected things in the news business. She has experienced dismissal, launch and newsroom reduction from her career. The reporter who has been awarded Emmy remains in the news after 40 years. Because she used the network to create a way to success and knew.
Zachaary Tracer
Senior editor of business and policy, STAT
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ZACH supervises business and policy scope in Health and Medicine Publication Stat. He joined the STAT in June after being fired from the Business Insider in early 2024. ZACH has worked at Business Insider for more than five years, where he has built and led a health care team. He began his journalism career in the financial service and health insurance industry in BLOOMBERG NEWS.
