Careers

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.

Reporting to the Director of Human Resources, this position provides administrative support for HR day-to-day operations. This role will serve as an operational executor, and business ally. The HR Coordinator will support HR initiatives, execute on tasks received from management, and operate at both a tactical and transactional level. The HR Coordinator also plays a significant role in data management of personnel.   In addition, the HR Coordinator is the Assistant to the department, and is responsible for departmental administration, and record filing.

Performs a variety of assignments in order to maintain, repair, and beautify the New York Medical College campus, including general grounds and landscape maintenance, tree care, rubbish removal, and snow removal. As a “Level A” position, the individual must be available for emergencies including, but not limited to, as snow removal and storm damage. Schedule must be flexible in order to meet departmental needs for snow removal. 

The Advisory Dean program, operating under supervision and guidance of the Office of Student Affairs, exists as a longitudinal advising and mentoring program intended to reach every student in the School of Medicine. Each Advisory Dean (AD) will be responsible for cohorts of approximately 20 students per class, (approximately 80 students total over all four years of the curriculum) and will be accountable for the delivery of a student-centered curriculum focused on career advising, personal counseling, professional development, and the reinforcement of student health and well-being. AD’s will be expected to hold regular scheduled group and individual meetings with their students. The AD’s will participate in the development, implementation, and ongoing enhancement of the Advisory Dean program, sponsored by the Office of Student Affairs. The expected time commitment for an AD position will amount to one full day per week, in aggregate over the course of an academic year. AD’s report to the Advisory Dean Program Director.

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 Graduate Schools Coordinator, under the direct supervision of the Assistant Registrar and the Registrar, is responsible for maintaining all student academic records (registration, grades, status changes, degrees conferred, etc.) for all graduate school students, as well as providing support to colleagues in the Dean’s Offices and to faculty.    The Coordinator responds to general inquiries and requests for all registrar services (e.g. transcript requests, enrollment/degree verification requests, graduation applications, and registration), and has primary responsibility for the office email accounts.  He/she is responsible for processing mailed requests for services from alumni of all 3 schools, interfacing with outside providers and servicers (Parchment transcript ordering system, ERAS/VSAS/MIDUS, FCVS etc.) and updating the databases with tracking information.  He/she assists the Medical School Coordinator in similar activities; for example, this specific position handles 3rd& 4th  year adds, drops and grade (evaluation) processing for the Medical School.  This position also reports student enrollment status to the federal Veterans Affairs office, so that qualifying students can receive their education benefits in a timely way.    The Coordinator assists with commencement activities for NYMC’s annual ceremony, including ordering and distribution of student regalia, diplomas, and tickets.  The Coordinator must have an understanding of the overall operation of the registrar’s office and knowledge of its legal guidelines and responsibilities.  S/he will successfully handle a large and continuous volume of work, involving interrelated functions and processes.  S/he will be the office’s point person for student information system training for all schools, including creating and maintaining training documentation.

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.

Manage and maintain awards issued to the College from National Institutes of Health (NIH) awards, National Science Foundation (NSF), and Department of Education (DOE). Responsible for approving expenditures based on the Terms and Conditions of awards. Approve sub-contract recipient invoices based on actual and expected expenditures. Provide analysis on accounting activity to faculty/ administrators and assist Supervisor with financial projects relating to assigned accounts. Communicate with faculty and administrators regarding agency compliance, college policy and procedures and resolve issues of expenditures charged to grants. Serve as liaison to funding agencies on behalf of the College.

The Writing & Academic Support Specialist will develop writing, reading, and ESL programs for students from all schools: workshops, individual assistance, a conversation partners program, and more. The Specialist will also manage all peer learning partner programs for all schools and supervise the expansion of the program in all schools. In addition, the Specialist will organize, lead and/or participate in (alongside the Academic Support staff) workshops throughout the year, summer orientation programs, grant writing as needed, and other current and future academic support programs. The Specialist will also provide academic and special counseling to students on study skills, test anxiety, and time management. Ideal candidate will have a Master’s degree and experience in academic support/learning theory, particularly in teaching students reading and writing skills appropriate for scientific and technical material, based on the principles outlined in “Make it Stick” by Peter Brown.

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     Pay range: Starting $15.25/hour - $20.00/hour   Benefits Include: - Health Benefits. - Generous time off. - Up to four weeks vacation. - Paid Holidays. - Eligibility for NYMC's Tax Deferred Annuity Plan (403b).

The School of Health Sciences and Practice (SHSP) and Institute of Public Health of New York Medical College invites applications for an administrative position as Assistant Director of Financial Analysis and Planning reporting to the Vice Dean of SHSP.   The position requires engagement with the SHSP Dean, Associate Deans, Department Chairs, Center Directors and administrative support staff, and NYMC financial operations staff. SHSP is comprised of three departments: Public Health, Physical Therapy, and Speech Language Pathology. In addition, there are a number of Centers within the Institute of Public Health that also report to the Dean’s Office.   The selected candidate will analyze, inform, and support the financial operations of the School of Health Sciences and Practice (SHSP).  The selected will also provide effective financial management, analysis and planning within the School, including appropriate liaison to college administrative departments under supervision of the SHSP Vice Dean.   Candidate reviews will commence immediately and will be accepted until the position is filled. Starting date is immediate.

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.

Assistant / Associate Professor Of Epidemiology   Funding for this position is contingent on Board and budget approval.   The Department of Public Health in the New York Medical College School of Health Sciences & Practice invites applications for a faculty position at the Assistant or Associate Professor (with promotion potential to a higher rank) level to teach epidemiologic methods courses at the graduate level and provide technical support for faculty and student research, starting Fall Semester 2021.    NYMC is located on a suburban campus, within 30 miles (a 40-minute train ride) from the one of the largest, most diverse, and exciting cities in the world.  Opportunities are available to collaborate with more than 10 local health departments, as well as health-care facilities, government agencies, and NGOs in the region.  In addition, the campus also has opportunities for numerous collaborative efforts in the medical and health sciences.  Faculty are collaborating with programs in our Centers of Excellence in Disability and Health, Long-term Care, Disaster Medicine, Children’s Environmental Health, and other academic departments in the Schools of Health Sciences and Practice, Basic Medical Science, and Medicine, along with the recently created Touro University College of Dental Medicine.  The position also requires engagement with faculty and students from all campus schools in support of biomedical research.   The Department of Public Health is a unit that consists of MPH programs in Health Policy & Management, Environmental Health Science, Epidemiology, and Behavioral Sciences & Health Promotion.  The Department also offers the MS in Biostatistics, and the DrPH with an emphasis in Health Policy & Management.  The Department is one of three in the School of Health Sciences & Practice.  Other departments in the School are Physical Therapy and Speech Language Pathology.   New York Medical College, founded in 1860, is one of the nation’s oldest private medical and health sciences educational institutions. Since 2011, the College has been a member of the Touro College and University System   Reviews will commence July 1, 2021 and will be accepted until the position is filled. Please include a letter stating your interest in the position, curriculum vita, and contact information for three references when applying.  

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     Pay range: Starting $15.25/hour - $20.00/hour   Benefits Include: - Health Benefits - Generous time off - Up to four weeks vacation. - Paid Holidays. - Eligibility for NYMC's Tax Deferred Annuity Plan (403b).  

The Department of Physiology at the New York Medical College welcomes applicants for a Postdoctoral Fellow position in the lab of Dr. John Edwards.

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.

Reporting to the Student Housing Superintendent, handyman will be responsible for performing routine repairs and maintenance in student housing. This position is security sensitive and requires a background investigation.

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.

Work in the field of molecular immunology (innate immunity), and/or endocrinology (obesity) utilizing mouse models and cell culture. The Senior Fellow will work under the general supervision of the Principal Investigator (PI) on sponsored research projects performing standard and complex laboratory procedures independently. 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.

A postdoctoral or research associate position is available at the New York Medical College in Valhalla, NY to work in the field of stem cell therapies utilizing mouse models and cell-based analyses.    Interested candidates should send resume/cv with letter of interest to Mitchell S, Cairo, MD Mitchell_Cairo@nymc.edu, or Yanling Liao, PhD, Yanling_Liao@nymc.edu