Become a Reviewer
As a peer reviewer, you will provide feedback on author manuscripts. See "expectations" below for more information on peer reviewer commitment.
Depending on your academic standing, please select the appropriate link below to learn more about requirements for becoming a PREPSS peer reviewer:
Depending on your academic standing, please select the appropriate link below to learn more about requirements for becoming a PREPSS peer reviewer:
What if I'm not a student but wish to complete the training?
What if I'm not a student but wish to complete the training?
If you are a postdoc, resident, MD, or just want to brush up on your review skills, you are welcome to participate in the peer reviewer training, please visit our Peer Reviewer Training page for more information.
Expectations
Expectations
- Provide follow-up writing support to faculty and researchers in low-income countries who have undergone initial training on scientific writing and publishing
- Agree to protect confidentiality of the material that you review
- Provide up to three rounds of feedback on author manuscript
Benefits
Benefits
- FACULTY: Peer review is a recognizable faculty activity that will “count” toward your service
- STUDENTS: Advanced doctoral students will receive valuable and authentic training, experience and mentorship reviewing manuscripts. Peer review also supports the development of better writing skills.