Washington Post names Malhi lead writer for coronavirus newsletter
Sabrina Malhi
The adhering to excerpt was sent out from The Washington Submit’s nationwide editor Matea Gold, deputy national Editor Philip Rucker, health and fitness and science editor Stephen Smith and deputy health and fitness and science editors Carol Eisenberg, Katie Zezima and Tracy Jan:
We are delighted to announce that Sabrina Malhi is becoming a member of the Overall health and Science group as direct writer for the coronavirus e-newsletter with a mission of making on that profitable franchise, which has provided indispensable coverage of the pandemic considering that 2020. She will also report on other wellness and science information.
Sabrina joins the Nationwide Desk following a effective stint as a multiplatform editor for Submit Viewpoints, where by she hosted a month-to-month show on Put up Opinion’s Instagram account. She brings to her new position a passion for earning intricate data about overall health and medication accessible and an affinity for innovative forms of storytelling.
Ahead of signing up for The Put up in 2020, Sabrina spent 4 decades as an assignment editor at the Hill, helping condition coverage of wellbeing, technological innovation, politics and world-wide troubles. She also covered information, together with the 2017 Virginia governor’s race and election protests. Previously, Sabrina was a reporter and video clip creator for the Newsweek Group, covering well being, drugs and wellness, and worked as a investigate editor at Self journal. She wrote on wellbeing, nutrition and attractiveness for Health care Everyday.
She has a bachelor’s degree in English literature from the University at Buffalo and a master’s degree in journalism from New York University. Sabrina is president of the South Asian Journalists Association.
Be sure to join us in congratulating Sabrina on her new role, which begins Aug. 22.
