What do I need to be a peer-reviewer?
Certification in your specialist area.
Where no certification is available, we ask for a short reference from a specialist Veterinary Surgeon (in the relevant area) who you have worked with for 2 years to give a personal recommendation/confirmation of your level of specialist knowledge.
What does this role entail?
When content is submitted to Veterinary Webinurse it is standard checked and “peer-reviewed”. When content passes the basic standard check it is allocated to a specialist in that subject for a more specific review. For more information on this process, see the Veterinary Webinurse Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
Does the content creator know who I am?
Only if you “ACCEPT” their work for publication, this will mean your name will appear under their work in the form of “Peer-reviewed by [your name]”.
If you “REJECT” the content, your feedback is sent to the content creator anonymously.
Further Questions?
Please refer to the T&Cs, privacy policy or if I’ve missed anything: admin@veterinarywebinurse.com
For peer-review related queries please email roles@veterinarywebinurse.com.
Happy Webinursing,
Lindsay
