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The candidate will report to Dr. Salomon Amar, VP for Research, Dr. Islam, Chair of PMI, and Nicole Mordeno-Kenneally, Administrator. Incumbent will manage all aspects of research study. Attention to detail, self-starter, organized as well as good communication skills. Applicant must adhere to patient confidentially as well as oversees various studies effectively and efliciently.

Mechanism of Chemoreflex and Baroreflex alterations causinq Postural Tachvcardia Syndrome in POTS patients with orthostatic hvperpnea and hypocapnia   The job will involve participation in most aspects of research pertinentto our current NIH funding which involves real time measurements of blood flow and the effects of drugs in out-patient human subjects, peroneal microneurography, cerebral oximetry, and performing tilt table tests on research subjects.

The Technical Assistant is a full-time union position at New York Medical College in Valhalla, NY (Westchester County) responsible for providing support to the Information Management Department in the Phillip Capozzi, MD Library and the Educational Media unit of Information Technology. The incumbent will work closely with and report to both the Assistant Director, Information Management and the Manager, Educational Media. The ideal candidate will have strong technical abilities across multiple platforms, including audio-visual.   Hours: Monday-Thursday 2pm-10pm and Friday work from home.

Assist the world renown infectious disease physician with his research mainly with Tick -Borne illnesses at New York Medical College. This involves all aspects of research from submitting to closing of protocols through the IRB.  It also involves maintaining the consents and HIPAA forms as per the local IRB at NYMC as well as the annual reports and amendments as needed.  This position requires some knowledge about human research and performing the consent process with subjects, and follow up appointments which requires excellent communication skills. One must be organized for the protocols and procedures for Infectious Disease storage and maintaining the documents.  The ability to work with others including the laboratory staff and the administrative staff to maintain the office; supplies, billing etc.  To oversee the research nurses for training and continued excellence in the research process.    This position will either be full or part time depending on availability of applicant. 

Reporting to the Phase 2 Director of the M.D. Program (“Director”) who reports to the Assistant Dean of Clinical Sciences (“ADCS”) in the Office of UME, the Clerkship Director (“CD”) is responsible for the central administrative and educational oversight of clerkship programs in a clinical specialty discipline at hospital sites affiliated with New York Medical College (“NYMC”) School of Medicine (“NYMC”“SOM” or “College”). Responsibilities inherent to the role of the CD include administrative, evaluative, advisory, and professional responsibilities that are in turn associated with Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) guidelines and requirements.

New York Medical College ("NYMC" or "College") is accepting applications for a per diem, Licensed Clinical Social Worker ("LCSW") in the Office of Student Mental Health and Wellness ("SMHW"). Our team plays an integral role in student success and is focused on providing mental health and wellness support to students in all graduate programs of the College. The per diem LCSW will assume a variety of direct clinical responsibilities, including, but not limited to, initial assessments and triage; time-limited psychotherapy and supportive counseling; identification of, and liaison to, outside psychological resources and social supports; implementation of focused support groups; and ongoing contact and support for high-risk students who have been referred to community resources. This role also includes establishing and maintaining collaborative relationships with diverse campus constituencies including students, administration, faculty, and staff.

New York Medical College (NYMC) is seeking a part-time social media specialist to join the Office of Public Relations who will be responsible for working directly under the senior director of strategic communications to create compelling social media posts for all NYMC’s social media channels. This position supports NYMC’s core messaging and ensures its brand is effectively communicated social media to foster engagement and drive NYMC’s brand awareness. This position will be up to 20 hours per week on our Valhalla, NY campus at a rate of $20 per hour. If you have any questions, please email public_relations@nymc.edu  

The Department of Speech-Language Pathology in the School of Health Sciences and Practice and Institute of Public Health at New York Medical College invites applications for the position of Assistant Professor. The Department offers an innovative, medically oriented curriculum that leads to a Master of Science degree. The Department enjoys regular professional interactions with graduate programs within the School of Health Sciences and Practice, the School of Medicine, the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, and the Touro College of Dental Medicine. On-campus clinical sites include Westchester Medical Center, Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital, and the Division of Speech-Language Pathology of Boston Children’s Health Physicians, and the department’s on-campus clinic. We also work with numerous hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and private practice clinics, providing opportunities for research collaboration.

Under the general supervision of the Director, plans, conducts and supervises research requiring fundamental scientific knowledge and advanced knowledge toxicology, biology, and/or infectious disease.    This position is working directly for Lovelace Biomedical in Albuquerque, New Mexico.  Please visit the website at: Gene Therapy Albuquerque | New Mexico Contract Research Laboratory (lovelacebiomedical.org)

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 medicine 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 Medicine clerkship and related electives and medicine subinternship.

The Director of Environmental Health & Safety is responsible for the overall strategic planning and management for the creation, development, implementation/administration, and continuous improvement of comprehensive energy, health, safety and environmental programs and policies for New York Medical College, The Director acts as the institutional Radiation Safety Officer, as the Responsible Official for NYMC’s Tier 1 BSAT program and provides oversight for the BSL-3 laboratory program.  The Director performs similar functions for the Touro College and University System as a whole, with dotted lined reporting to the Senior Vice President for Operations at Touro.

The adult/family nurse practitioner (NP) provides health services for students and employees of NYMC. The NP is responsible for the provision of excellent health care and for implementing the policies and procedures of NYMC Health Services as set forth by the Director of Health Services. NYMC Health Services provides an Occupational Health Program for select employees. The NP is responsible for implementing and evaluating the procedures of the Occupational Health Program in collaboration with the Director of Health Services and the Department of Environmental Health and Safety.

The Bisserier Laboratory at New York Medical College in Valhalla, NY, is seeking a full-time laboratory technician in molecular and cellular biology with a strong interest in cardiovascular diseases. The lab investigates the molecular mechanisms that contribute to pulmonary arterial hypertension with the ultimate goal of identifying new therapeutic targets and developing new pharmacological strategies. Our studies encompass a wide variety of techniques, including mammalian cell culture, transfections, lentiviral/retroviral infection, western blotting, immunoprecipitation, RT-qPCR, ChlP-qPCR, immunostaining, and gene therapy using animal models of PAH. The ideal candidate will work well in a team environment, but yet be driven and self-motivated.

The Research Technician positon is to support the ongoing operations within Translational Research Laboratory in the Division of Hematology and Oncology.  The primary activities of the Translational Research Laboratory will be to support correlative studies from ongoing clinical trials and facilitate specimen processing and collection from patients with cancer.  The Research technician will be responsible for specimen processing and storage, maintenance of various databases, and performance of assays using collected specimens including ELISA, western blotting, RT-PCR, and flow cytometry. 

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 and independently; comply with all applicable safety procedures

Reporting to Phase I Patient Care Directors and Administrator, the Coordinator plays a significant role in the daily organization in a successful medical student education program. The Patient Care Curriculum Coordinator will provide comprehensive administrative support to the department and assist with the overall management and coordination of the Foundations of Clinical Medicine Legacy Course and Phase I Patient Care Thread.

Assist the Office of Research Administration and Internal Review Board. Carry out accurately, and under pressure of deadlines, a wide range of administrative tasks in support of the research administration responsibilities of the office. Must have a positive outlook and maintain confidentiality.

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 Psychiatry and is the first point of contact for students and faculty involved in the medical student clerkship and related elective and research 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 Psychiatry clerkship, electives and subinternship.   This position has a dual reporting function to the Psychiatry Department and Office of Undergraduate Medical Education.

To assist the nurses and physicians in obtaining blood samples via phlebotomy for the infectious disease research.

Clinical Research Coordinator Nurse will work in the Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) with patients in clinical research studies. Incumbent will manage aspects of various research studies. Attention todetail, self-starter, organized as well as good communication skills. Applicant must adhere to patient confidentialityas well as oversees studies effectively and efficiently. Contributes to the implementation of specific protocols and the clinical management of patients on protocol. Collaborates with other disciplines in the obtaining and maintaining of informed consent/assent of patients on research protocols and prior to implementing invasive procedures. Interviews and screens patients for entry onto protocols. Monitors and documents response to therapy and communicates findings to principal investigators with recommendations for appropriate actions.

The Assistant Dean, Clinical Sciences (“ADCS”) for the New York Medical College (NYMC) School of Medicine (SOM) is responsible for the coordinated oversight and management of affiliated clinical sites in compliance with college policies and accreditation standards.  In addition, the ADCS acts as the primary point of contact for appointed directors of phases 2 and 3 of the M.D. program, as well as other SOM Offices for administrative matters related to phases 2 and 3 of the M.D. Program.   In collaboration with the Assistant Dean for Basic Sciences, Associate Dean of Curriculum Integration and Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education, the ADCS assists with the central oversight of and continuous quality improvement of the M.D. curriculum. In addition, the ADCS partners with other members of the UME Office to provide consultation, support, and training for clinical faculty to enhance the teaching and learning experience within the M.D. Program.  

The role of Manager, Alumni Engagement is a critical one, as there is great potential for increasing the connections between alumni and the schools of New York Medical College (NYMC).  Serving as a key member of an integrated development and alumni relations department, the Manager will be part of a collaborative and collegial team.  The Manager will play a role in working with the School of Medicine Alumni Association (a separate 501C3 organization) and its Board of Governors with the aim of creating a fully cooperative working relationship and shared goals.  The Manager will also work to expand alumni relations efforts to be more inclusive of alumni from NYMC’s School of Health Sciences and Practice, and Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences.    The Manager will work to expand and grow NYMCconnect, the online community for NYMC alumni, built in the Graduway platform.

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

The Internal Audit Manager will be responsible for conducting risk assessments, creating a disciplined approach through audit engagements. This position ensures governance and compliance controls are met, and that operating procedures are implemented. The Internal Audit Manager must display a strong level of integrity, leadership, organizational, detailed orientated, and analytical skills; and evaluate data in order to make decisions. This role must be able to interact with all levels of management to provide value added audit services that support management goals and objectives. The Internal Audit Manager must provide guidance to staff members during the audit engagements and evaluate the adequacy of internal controls and operational effectiveness, accuracy in compliance with all applicable directives and regulations.