Join our Nursing Book Review Group!
Nurse Leader Insider, April 21, 2016
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We are still looking for participants for our Nursing Book Review Group! Now is your chance to join an ad-hoc group interested in reading and reviewing prepublication drafts of books and training materials in your areas of interest and expertise. Our editors will send you periodic emails listing upcoming projects available for outside review. If you’re interested, just let us know. We’ll send reviewing guidelines and give you an idea of our timeframe. If it works for you, we’ll send the draft chapters as they’re available, and a printed copy of the book when it’s complete. In addition, you will be recognized as a reviewer inside the printed book.
Please have a minimum of five years of nursing experience and be in an educational, supervisory, or leadership role within your organization.
To sign up, please fill out our reviewer form.
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