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The Society for AIDS in Africa announces the launch of a groundbreaking new publication, the Journal for Society of AIDS in Africa (JSAA). We invite a visionary researcher, clinician, and public healt

CALL FOR AN EDITORIAL BOARD

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JOURNAL FOR SOCIETY OF AIDS IN AFRICA (JSAA)

Shaping the Future of HIV/AIDS Research on the African Continent

The Society for AIDS in Africa announces the launch of a groundbreaking new publication, the Journal for Society of AIDS in Africa (JSAA). We invite a visionary researcher, clinician, and public health expert to serve as the founding Editorial Board.

ABOUT THE JOURNAL

The JSAA aims to serve as a premier platform for HIV/AIDS research in Africa, addressing critical gaps in knowledge and fostering evidence-based solutions tailored to the continent’s unique challenges. By focusing on locally-driven research and promoting African scholarship, the JSAA will play a crucial role in shaping policies, interventions, and treatment strategies across the continent.

EDITORIAL POSITION

We are recruiting for a regionally balanced Editorial Board.

KEY RESEARCH AREAS FOR THE JOURNAL

  1. HIV Prevention Science Innovative strategies for reducing HIV transmission in diverse African contexts.
  2. HIV Treatment Science Advancements in antiretroviral therapy and treatment protocols specific to African populations.
  3. HIV and Co-morbidities Intersections of HIV with other prevalent health issues in Africa, including tuberculosis, malaria, and non-communicable diseases.
  4. HIV and (Re)emerging Infections Exploring the interplay between HIV and emerging infectious diseases, including lessons from COVID-19.
  5. HIV and Vulnerabilities Addressing social, economic, structural and behavioral factors that exacerbate HIV risk among vulnerable populations in Africa, including decolonization agenda.

WHY JOIN THE JSAA EDITORIAL BOARD?

  1. Promote African-led Research Guide the development of a journal that prioritizes African perspectives and solutions in HIV/AIDS research.
  2. Shape Continental Policy Influence evidence-based policymaking and program implementation across Africa through high-impact publications.
  3. Advance Critical Knowledge Lead the charge in identifying and promoting cutting-edge research that addresses the most pressing HIV/AIDS challenges in Africa.
  4. Foster Collaboration Build and strengthen networks among researchers, institutions, and policymakers across the continent and globally.
  5. Mentor the Next Generation Create opportunities for early-career African researchers to publish their work and grow in the field.
  6. Gain International Recognition Elevate your profile as a leader in African HIV/AIDS research and academic publishing.

CANDIDATE SHOULD POSSESS

  • PhD or equivalent in a relevant field (Public Health, Epidemiology, Virology, Infectious diseases)
  • Minimum of 5 years of experience in HIV/AIDS research or related fields
  • A strong publication record in peer-reviewed journals
  • Previous editorial experience (preferred but not required)
  • Extensive professional network in HIV/AIDS research
  • Commitment to advancing HIV/AIDS research in Africa
  • Fluency in English, with French as a second language (desirable)

APPLICATION PROCESS

Interested candidates should submit:

  1. A comprehensive CV highlighting relevant research, publications, and editorial experience
  2. A letter of interest (max. 2 pages) detailing your vision for the journal and how you would contribute to its success.
  3. A sample editorial (800-1000 words) on a critical issue in HIV/AIDS research in Africa
  4. A proposed operational plan for the journal (max. 2 pages)

Send your applications to: journal@saafrica.org

Society for AIDS in Africa (SAA) Secretariat, Plot 58 Container, Otano Estates, Behind NHTC, Adjiringano, East Legon

Ghana Post Digital Address: GD-169-3159 P.O Box AF2072, Accra, Ghana info@saafrica.org

Advert Date: 28th October 2024 Application deadline: 31st December 2024 Vacancy Number: SAA24006 Title: Editorial Board Organization unit: Programme Contract Type: Voluntary Duty station: Virtual

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