Scrubs Magazine Doesn’t Give Their Writers Health Care

We are more than aware this is an unfair question. Does Scrubs Magazine, a glossy for nurses give their staff health bennies?

Yes, we’ve heard the news about the media industry taking a giant hit the past couple years.

But it’s a magazine about health care providers. For the longest time Wired only accepted pitches via – wait for it – snail mail. Which is like having to pass a drug test to write for High Times. So that’s why we were curious.

Dayna Macy of Mind Over Media tells FBLA, “There actually are no staffers at Scrubs. Mind Over Media, the media development company that created it, is virtual. MOM is based in LA and is headed up by magazine industry veterans Amy Rappeport and Susan Gates. Their team is all freelance, pulled from the best/brightest/most experienced from New York to SF and LA.”

Previously on FBLA: Scrubs Magazine Launches

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