Help shape the future of medical education
Vacancy: Authors and Specialists – Pocket Psychiatry
Would you like to contribute to a new English-language Pocket Psychiatry published by Compendium Medicine?
We are looking for medical students, junior doctors, residents, and PhD candidates who would like to contribute to the content of this new pocket edition.
In addition, we are looking for junior doctors, residents, and specialists who are willing to share their expertise by reviewing and contributing to the content.
Vacancy: Authors and Specialists – pocket ENT
Would you like to contribute to a new English-language Pocket ENT published by Compendium Medicine?
We are looking for medical students, junior doctors, residents, and PhD candidates to contribute as authors to the content of this new pocket edition.
In addition, we are looking for junior doctors, residents, and specialists who are willing to share their expertise by reviewing and contributing to the content.
Vacancy: Editor – pocket ENT
Would you like to contribute to a new English-language Pocket ENT published by Compendium Medicine?
We are looking for a junior doctor, resident, or specialist to guide the content, coordinate with authors, and ensure everything is ready on time for publication.
Vacancy: International Marketing Internship
Looking for an internship where your work actually matters?
As a Marketing Intern at Compendium Medicine, you’ll help build an international medical education brand and see your ideas come to life.
We believe you learn best when you’re able to explore what truly energises you. That’s why we shape your internship together, based on your interests, strengths, and learning goals.
About Compendium Medicine
We (Romée and Veerle, founders of Compendium Medicine) met during medical school at VU University in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. We soon began discussing the abundance of medical textbooks and started wondering what could be done differently. We were faced with so much study material that it was often difficult to keep track of the bigger picture. This inspired us to make a change for other medical students and help them regain this overview.
