Robin Tyler Campbell 13610 Eagle Ridge Court, Plainfield, IL 60544

(630) 639‐6312 robin_campbell@outlook.com

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Health Services Research Journal American Hospital Association, October 2013 – Health Research & Educational Trust Present Chicago, IL

Senior Journal Editor

Run Health Services Research (HSR) editorial office, displaced from co‐editors‐in‐chief, based out of Philadelphia and Northern California.

Responsible for all format editing, tracking reviews, guiding manuscripts through online manuscript submission and tracking system (ScholarOne), setting review protocols, running reports and setting monthly lineups and issue compilation.

First line of communication and assistance for authors, reviewers, senior associate editors and co‐editors‐in‐ chief.

Developed and continuously improve marketing strategies for HSR, which include tables of content dissemination, press release promotion, internal and external newsletter writing, developing a strong social media presence and exhibiting at pertinent society meetings and trade shows.

Develop and manage journal budgets. Coordinate with multiple governmental and private health care-focused agencies to develop and finance special

issues.

Oversee and execute editorial board contracts between HRET and executive editorial board members (and academic institutions/affiliations, as required).

Track working queues of regular and special/theme issue articles and manuscript proofs, archiving published papers and ensuring HSR has a healthy pool of accepted but unpublished manuscripts from which to draw.

Work with guest editors to develop and manage no fewer than two special/theme issue supplements per year, drafting and disseminating any resulting calls for papers and processing invoices related to payment to HRET/AHA.

Improved and maintain strong relationship with publisher to develop and meet production guidelines and schedules.

Plan, organize and host annual editorial board meeting and dinner, the location for which changes yearly.

The Spine Journal North American Spine Society July 2008 – Burr Ridge, IL May 2013 Managing Editor Ran The Spine Journal (TSJ) editorial office, displaced from the editor-in-chief, based out of Stanford, CA. Began as sole member of editorial staff, responsible for all format editing, inviting/tracking reviews, guiding

manuscripts through online manuscript submission and tracking system (EES), running reports, setting monthly lineups and managing busy office email accounts. Later, as the journal grew, trained additional in‐office and remote editorial assistants, assigned tasks and evaluated progress.

Worked with guest editors to develop and manage publication of special focus issues.

Aided in launching several new features in TSJ, including a new commentary section, an Evidence & Methods editors’ notes box for clinical studies and a monthly 4‐page spread of abstracts from other journals in the multidisciplinary spine care field. This last feature meant cultivating relationships with many spine‐related journal and society offices around the world to obtain and retain reprint permissions.

Organized and oversaw annual Editors’ Choice and Outstanding Paper Awards. This included the coordination of editorial board voting, creating marketing plans to promote winners and organizing presentation schedules.

Wrote press releases for major TSJ events, including improving Impact Factors, deputy editor promotions and the Outstanding Paper Awards. Strategized with public relations staff to ensure adequate coverage made its way to media outlets and other NASS publications.

Managed social media presence of TSJ on NASS Twitter and LinkedIn accounts.

Edited and organized NASS’ annual Proceedings – a TSJ supplement issue comprised of nearly 350 paper and poster abstracts presented at the Society’s Annual Meeting.

Annual Meeting duties included writing and copyediting pieces for the show daily newspaper, registering attending press for the meeting and developing marketing materials for the NASS resource center.

Facilitated annual executive editorial board meetings, working with the editor- in-chief and NASS publications director to set agendas, coordinate travel, schedule meals and provide the board with appropriate meeting materials, including comprehensive manuscript and reviewer statistics.

American Journal of Ophthalmology Mayo Clinic October 2004 – Jacksonville, FL June 2008 Editorial Assistant Responsible for first‐look copy editing for scientific articles and case studies before forwarding to editor-in-chief

through online manuscript submission and tracking system, Editorial Manager.

Managed and maintained office email, answering authors’ questions and troubleshooting simple problems.

Worked closely with managing editor and editor-in-chief to organize monthly lineups of articles and case studies.

Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers Port St. Lucie/Fort Pierce, FL August 2002 – September 2004

Staff Writer Daily coverage for three newspapers in region – The Stuart News, The Port St. Lucie News and The Tribune in

Fort Pierce.

Lead city hall reporter covering Port St. Lucie – one of the fastest growing cities in Florida at the time.

St. Lucie County Courts/general assignment reporter (transferred in January 2004).

News‐Leader Fernandina Beach, FL January 2001 – July 2002

Staff Writer Full‐time police reporter covering Nassau County Sheriff’s Office and Fernandina Beach Police Department.

Full‐time city hall reporter covering Fernandina Beach.

EDUCATION

University of North Florida Jacksonville, FL August 1996 – May 2001

Bachelor of Arts, Communications – print journalism track Graduated as Senior News Editor for UNF’s official campus newspaper, The Spinnaker.

Interned at the Student Press Law Center in Washington, D.C., in one of two coveted journalism intern positions.