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Join our team

Join the Gendrics Team

Gendrics explains mental health in plain language, using expert knowledge and published research. We are building a team of qualified professionals to review, advise on and write that content. If your expertise can help people understand mental health more clearly, we would like to hear from you.

Open roles

Three ways to contribute

Choose the role that fits your qualifications. Each one supports accurate, responsible public information.

Clinical

Clinical Reviewers

For clinical psychologists, psychiatrists and other licensed healthcare professionals. You review articles within your area of expertise before they are published.

  • Check clinical accuracy and safety language
  • Flag outdated or misleading statements
  • Be named as reviewer on the articles you approve
Research and subject

Research and Subject Experts

For researchers, academics, social workers and Gender Studies specialists. You advise on evidence, add context and contribute expert explanations.

  • Verify that claims match current research
  • Suggest credible studies and case examples
  • Co-author or advise on topics in your field
Editorial

Editorial and Content Team

For editors, health writers and content professionals. You help turn expert input into clear, accurate and well-structured articles.

  • Edit for clarity, tone and plain language
  • Manage sources, citations and update dates
  • Coordinate drafts between contributors and reviewers
Why join Gendrics?

Share your expertise where it reaches people

Reach the public

Turn your professional knowledge into explanations that people can read and use.

Support evidence-based education

Help make sure every article reflects current research and good practice.

Be credited for your work

Your name and credentials appear on the articles you write or review, with your consent.

Join a values-led team

Work with professionals who put accuracy, privacy and a stigma-free tone first.

Roles and responsibilities

What the work involves

Expectations at a glance. Time commitment and payment are confirmed with you before you start.

Role Main duties Time commitment Paid or voluntary
Clinical Reviewer Review assigned articles for clinical accuracy, safety language and scope. Approve or request changes. 1 to 2 hours per week Voluntary
Research or Subject Expert Check evidence, suggest sources and examples, and advise or co-author on topics in your field. 1 to 2 hours per week Voluntary
Editor or Content Professional Edit drafts, manage references and update dates, and coordinate between authors and reviewers. 1 to 2 hours per week Voluntary

Standards for every team member

  • Follow the Gendrics editorial guidelines
  • Declare any conflict of interest, such as sponsorship or a commercial link to a topic
  • Keep content educational. No personal diagnosis, treatment advice or patient details
  • Cite credible, current sources for every factual claim
Who can apply?

Requirements by role

Clinical Reviewers

  • Current licence or registration in good standing
  • Relevant degree in psychology, psychiatry or a related field
  • Practice experience in your area of expertis

Research and Subject Experts

  • Postgraduate degree or equivalent professional experience
  • Published work or a university or institutional affiliation
  • Licensed social workers: current registration

Editorial and Content Team

  • Experience editing health, science or education content
  • Strong command of English and plain-language writing
  • A portfolio or work samples

Not sure you qualify? Email us your background before applying. We will tell you which role, if any, fits.

Selection process

What happens after you apply

Every applicant follows the same four steps.

  1. Step 1

    Application review

    We read your application and confirm it fits an open role.

  2. Step 2

    Credential check

    We verify your licence, registration or degree with the issuing body.

  3. Step 3

    Expertise assessment

    A short conversation or sample review shows how you work.

  4. Step 4

    Decision and onboarding

    We reply by email within 4 to 5 working days and share our guidelines.

How to apply

Send us your application

Complete the form below, or email the same details to us.

Prefer email?

Send your qualifications, experience, professional profile, area of expertise and preferred role to:

publisher@gendrics.com

Submitting one article?

Team roles are ongoing. For a single article or research-based explanation, use our submission page.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a licence to join?

Clinical reviewers must hold a current licence or registration. Research, subject and editorial roles do not need one, but we do check your qualifications and experience.

Will my name appear on the website?

With your consent, your name, credentials and role appear on the articles you write or review, and on our team page.

Does Gendrics give medical advice?

No. Gendrics provides general education only. Team members do not give diagnosis, treatment or personal advice through the site.

What happens to my application details?

We use them only to assess your application and contact you. Read the Privacy Policy for details.