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Reporting to the Phase 1 Co-Directors and Assistant Dean for Basic Sciences, the Curriculum Administrator will assist with the overall management and coordination of Foundational Science curriculum.  This position will provide direct support to Phase 1 module co-directors to facilitate their efforts to deliver the M.D. Program curriculum.

Provide comprehensive administrative support to the Academic Support Department and basic reception to the other offices housed in the wing.

The Library Assistant is a full-time union position that is responsible for providing support to the Information Management Department at New York Medical College Health Sciences Library and the Educational Media unit of Information Technology. The incumbent will work closely with and report to the Assistant Director, Information Management and the Manager, Educational Media. The ideal candidate will have strong technical abilitiesacross multiple platforms, including audio-visual.

Assist the researchers with all aspects of conducting clinical research. This includes proficient computer skills and knowledge of programs. Communication is very important for managing subjects and updating investigators. Monitoring phone calls/emails and are necessary. Must be very organized and able to prioritize. This includes maintaining the research office by ordering supplies as needed and keeping subject logs up to date.

This position involves general nursing skills and good clinical practice including evaluation, screening and follow up for our patients who enter clinical studies.  Flexible Hours.

A professional and productive clinical educational coordinator (CEC) plays a significant role in the day-to-day administration of a successful medical student education program.  The CEC understands the goals of the clerkship and post clerkship phases of the M.D. Program, the mission of the SOM, and specific needs of medical students.  The CEC provides direct support to the clerkship director in the department of surgery and is the first point of contact for students and faculty involved in the medical student clerkship and related elective programs within a specialty.  The CEC is also a central point of contact for faculty and administrators from affiliated clinical sites where students are assigned to the surgery clerkship and related electives and surgical subinternship.   This position has a dual reporting function to the Surgery Department and Office of Undergraduate Medical Education.

The role of Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving is a critical one, as there is great potential for increasing the connections between alumni and all the schools of New York Medical College (NYMC).  Building on these key relationships is necessary to soliciting gifts for the institution.  Serving as a key member of an integrated development and alumni relations department, the Director will be part of a collaborative and collegial team.  The Director will work on building existing alumni relations while helping to create new ones. The Director will also work to expand alumni relations efforts to be more inclusive of alumni from all schools including NYMC’s School of Medicine, School of Health Sciences and Practice, and the Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences.    The Director will also play a leadership role in NYMC’s annual fund activities, including working with direct mail vendors, coordinating online appeals using Netcommunity, coordinating Giving Tuesday efforts, and coordinating annual Days of Giving campaign using ScaleFunder software.  The Director will oversee and grow the Chancellor’s Circle, NYMC’s annual fund recognition society. 

The Housing Superintendent is a live-in, on premises professional who oversees the maintenance, cleaning, and upkeep of two housing complexes with approximately 600 students and their associated property. The position involves 70% hands on work and 30% supervisory and administrative functions.   The Housing Superintendent will have knowledge of plumbing, electrical and HVAC. The position will coordinate apartment renovations. The position will work closely with the Office of Student Housing on all student related issues.

This position reports directly to the Chairman of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology.  You provide Administrative Assistance to department Chairman, monitor budgets (Hard Money) and Grants (Soft Money). You are in charge of ensuring department functions smoothly.

Research Associate at the Genomics Core Laboratory, Department of Pathology, Microbiology & Immunology, New York Medical College. Excellent molecular laboratory skills and great attention to details are very much needed. Will work closely with the core director, perform routine molecular biology and NGS procedures, maintain the laboratory work and experimental records.

Reporting directly to the Chief Development Officer and Executive Director of Alumni Relations, the Major Gifts Officer is responsible for cultivating and soliciting leadership major gifts from alumni and individual prospects for New York Medical College’s three schools:  School of Medicine, School of Health Sciences and Practice, and the Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences.  The Major Gift Officer will be responsible for cultivating, soliciting and closing gifts for his/her own portfolio of individual donors.  The successful candidate will bring energy, creativity, and a commitment to teamwork to the position, and to our Development efforts.    The Major Gifts Officer will be responsible for:   - The planning, execution, and follow-up of major donor cultivation events - Managing a personal portfolio of major gift prospects. - Finding and cultivating new prospects. Ability to work with minimal supervision required. Must be able to accurately handle a large volume of detailed work. Candidates must have excellent computer skills and competency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook).  

The Senior EH&S Coordinator will play a key role in supporting New York Medical College’s comprehensive environmental, safety, occupational health, and research and clinical compliance programs in support of and under the general supervision of the department director

The User Services Librarian is a library faculty position providing front-line reference and consultation services, and high quality and friendly service to all library users. The User Services Librarian serves as liaison between the Access Services and USER Services Divisions of the Library, and between the library and several university departments. Functionally the incumbent will report to the Associate Director for USER Services. The ideal candidate will have a strong customer service orientation, communication and analytical skills, and solid reference, instruction, and searching capabilities.   Salary Range: $55,000 - $59,000

The Research Services Librarian empowers users to conduct research and teaches and works with students, faculty, staff and residents in research matters. Reporting to the Associate Director, USER Services, responsibilities include but are not limited to: partnering with researchers, expert searching and participation on systematic review teams, reference services, technical support, web content delivery, data visualization and data management support, instruction and outreach, special projects, and assigned liaison responsibilities with academic departments. The incumbent is expected to participate in varied aspects of the library’s operations through work on committees.   Salary Range: $57,000 - $60,000

The Designated Institutional Official (DIO) has authority and responsibility for the institutional accreditation of New York Medical College (NYMC or College), School of Medicine (SOM) as a sponsoring institution by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). In addition, the DIO is responsible for the oversite and administration of all Graduate Medical Education (GME) programs sponsored by NYMC SOM and assures compliance with established, as well as evolving ACGME Institutional, Common, and specialty-specific Program Requirements and other applicable professional, educational, accreditation, and regulatory standards. As an ACGME-sponsoring institution, NYMC SOM currently sponsors 20 accredited programs and two (2) Commission Dental Accreditation (CODA)-accredited graduate dental programs that the DIO also oversees.   NYMC is one of the largest private health sciences colleges in the U.S. that educates health care professionals, scientists, advocates, and leaders. The DIO is an institutional leader who is committed to producing skilled physicians who are prepared to enter independent practice successfully. GME programs are hosted at five (5) primary NY and NJ area hospital affiliates and 24 tri-state area participating clinical affiliate sites. CODA GDE-accredited programs are hosted at NYC and Valhalla campus clinical locations. DIO reports to the Dean of NYMC SOM, who appoints the DIO, with a dotted line reporting to the Chancellor/CEO of NYMC, who endorses and approves the position with the College’s Board of Trustees.

Candidate will assist in the research performed in the lab of Dr. Sudhir Jain, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Pathology.

Work in the field of clinical research in the Department of Surgery. The individual will actively participate in the research efforts in our dedicated surgical outcomes research program. The individual will make major contributions and improve our standing as a leading research institution addressing surgical outcomes. The individual must have expertise in clinical research that includes surgical outcomes. Successful candidates will design, implement, complete, analyze, and prepare manuscripts on studies related to surgical outcomes; and is expected to possess attention to detail; be able to communicate effectively at all levels, exhibit initiative, work well with others and independently; comply with all NYMC procedures regarding clinical research.

New York Medical College is seeking a part time Microscopic Imaging Specialist for its Histopathology and Imaging Core. Under the direction of the facility managers the Microscopic Imaging Specialist will be required to operate and maintain the high-end microscopic imaging systems within the facility including a new Zeiss LSM 980 plus Airyscan II Confocal System. The individual will also be responsible for training and assistance of researchers using the microscopy systems within the core facility. Experience with fluorescence microscopy and confocal imaging of life and fixed samples is preferred. Individual must be able to communicate effectively with researchers.

The Director for the Self-Directed Learning (SDL) and Evidenced-Based Practice curriculum in the School of Medicine is responsible for the creation of a longitudinal, developmental self-directed learning curriculum, incorporating the skills of evidence-based medicine, to be delivered in the pre-clinical years, including objectives, milestones, and assessments.  The Director will work collaboratively with faculty, administration, and students to promote curriculum development so as to ensure that all students in the M.D. program can successfully demonstrate the competencies of self-directed and life-long learning and evidenced-based practice of medicine as required by the LCME.

Position is responsible for providing a secure environment and to reduce security risks in the college campus.    OPENINGS AVAILABLE IN FOLLOWING SHIFTS:   8AM- 6PM. (WEDNESDAY- SATURDAY): ONE OPENING 4PM-12 MIDNIGHT. (MONDAY- FRIDAY): ONE OPENING   Benefits Include: - Health Benefits. - Generous time off. - Up to four weeks vacation. - Paid Holidays. - Eligibility for NYMC's Tax Deferred Annuity Plan (403b).

Junior/Mid-Career Scientific Investigators Basic Sciences Department(s) New York Medical College, School of Medicine Valhalla, New York   The School of Medicine (SOM) and the Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences (GSBMS) at New York Medical College (NYMC or College) invite applications for three (3) tenure track principal investigator positions at the Assistant or Associate Professor level. We welcome candidates with research interests and expertise in neuroscience, cancer biology, inflammation at the intersection of cardiovascular disease, endocrinology, and microbiome to align and complement our existing programs. Investigators’ home department would be assigned according to general disciplines of physiology, biochemistry, molecular biology and/or cell biology. Appointment at the Associate Professor rank will require a demonstrated record of accomplishment, including strong record of publications and evidence of sustained extramural funding. A competitive salary and generous start-up package are available.   NYMC has a highly collaborative and collegial academic faculty with an important footprint in medical education and graduate training, close interactions with our clinical partner Westchester Medical Center - co-located on our Valhalla campus, NYMC’s transformative biotechnology incubator BioInc@NYMC - the only incubator of its kind in the region that is located on the NYMC campus, and other institutions within the Touro College and University System.   NYMC, a private institution founded in 1860, is part of the Touro College and University System and is located on a 55-acre campus in Valhalla NY, about 15 miles north of New York City. NYMC awards degrees in medicine (MD), dentistry (DDS), health professions (MPH, DPH, DPT, MS in Speech Language Pathology, MS in Biostatistics), graduate studies (MS, PhD), and nursing (BSN).  NYMC is an equal opportunity employer that seeks to create an environment which fosters the recruitment and retention of a diverse student body, faculty, staff and administration. We encourage applications from qualified women, minorities, veterans, individuals with a disability, and historically underrepresented groups in science and medicine. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to their race/ethnicity, color, genetic information, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, political affiliation, or veteran status. Individuals requesting accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA) should make their needs for accommodation known to the search committee administration.

Position is responsible for providing a secure environment and to reduce security risks in the college campus.    TWO PART TIME OPENINGS AVAILABLE IN FOLLOWING SHIFTS:   4PM- 12am. (SATURDAY AND SUNDAY): TWO OPENINGS   Benefits Include: - Health Benefits - Generous time off - Up to four weeks vacation. - Paid Holidays. - Eligibility for NYMC's Tax Deferred Annuity Plan (403b).  

New York Medical College (NYMC or College) School of Medicine (SOM) and the Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences (GSBMS) invite applications for a new position of Vice Chair for Research (VCR) of the Department of Pathology, Microbiology & Immunology providing leadership in basic and translational research to a faculty of distinguished academic scientists, educators and clinicians. The VCR will work collaboratively with the Chair, who is the academic leader of the department, as well as the Dean of the SOM and faculty of the NYMC community. The new Vice Chair for Research will also have the unique opportunity to establish and direct a new Center of Excellence in their area of expertise, to integrate investigators from the basic and clinical sections of the department and the College.   The College’s Basic Sciences Department is a home to approximately 120 full time and 70 part-time/voluntary basic science faculty members, in addition to research and support staff, graduate and medical students, and postdocs. Faculty research programs in the Department of Pathology, Microbiology & Immunology span bacterial, viral, and parasite pathogenesis including tick-borne pathogens, vaccine and diagnostic development, toxicology, immunology, immunotherapeutics, systems biology /immunology and cancer. Departmental research support is provided by a variety of sources including the National Institutes of Health, the U.S. Department of Health, Department of Defense, New York State, private foundations and biomedical corporations. NYMC is currently expanding its virology faculty and research capability with additional faculty recruitment and capital facilities investments.   NYMC, founded in 1860, is part of the Touro College and University System and is located on a 55-acre campus in Valhalla NY adjacent to WMC, and has schools of medicine (MD), dentistry (DDS), health professions (MPH, DPH, DPT, MS in Speech Language Pathology, MS in Biostatistics), graduate studies (MS, PhD), and nursing (BSN).  NYMC is an equal opportunity employer that seeks to create an environment which fosters the recruitment and retention of a diverse student body, faculty, staff and administration. We encourage qualified applicants from women, minorities, veterans, individuals with a disability, and historically underrepresented groups. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to their race/ethnicity, color, genetic information, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, political affiliation, or veteran status. Individuals requesting accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA) should make their needs for accommodation known to the search committee administration.

Work in the field of molecular immunology (innate immunity), and/or endocrinology (obesity) utilizing mouse models and cell culture. The fellows will work under the general supervision of the Principal Investigator (PI) on sponsored research projects performing standard and complex laboratory procedures. Successful candidates will be expected to possess attention to detail; be able to communicate effectively at all levels, exhibit initiative, work well with others; comply with all applicable safety procedures.