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Available Positions for Postdoctoral Fellows

At NYU Grossman School of Medicine, we frequently post new opportunities for postdoctoral fellows to join our team of world-class biomedical investigators.

If you are interested in applying for an available position, please contact the principal investigator directly using the contact information included with the position listing. You might find additional postdoc and research opportunities by searching the NYU Grossman School of Medicine website for a researcher or department that interests you.

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Download the Postdoctoral Affairs Program Handbook for a comprehensive guide for all current and prospective NYU Langone Health postdocs.

NYU Grossman School of Medicine is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering diversity for postdoctoral fellows in all aspects of recruitment and the workplace culture. All qualified individuals are encouraged to apply. We also encourage applications from those who are from underrepresented backgrounds, including but not limited to those who identify as Black or African American, Latine, Native American, Native Pacific Islander, or Native Alaskan. The following positions offer competitive salaries, excellent benefits, and eligibility for student housing:

Postdoctoral Psychology Fellowship in Department of Psychiatry at NYU Grossman School of Medicine—November 13, 2024

A postdoctoral psychology fellowship in the Department of Psychiatry is available starting July 2025 (flexible start through September 1st) at the Anxiety, Stress, and Prolonged Grief Program at NYU Langone Health/NYU Grossman School of Medicine. The postdoctoral fellow will have the exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge clinical and translational neuroscience research on anxiety disorders, prolonged grief, and PTSD and will receive close mentorship and support as they continue to develop their own professional career in clinical psychology and clinical and/or translational research.

The Anxiety, Stress, and Prolonged Grief Program (ASPGP) is a clinical research program led by Naomi M Simon, MD, a Professor of Psychiatry at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, with Assistant Director, Kristin L. Szuhany, PhD, a clinical psychologist and Assistant Professor at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. The ASPGP mission is to improve the understanding and treatment of anxiety, stress, trauma, and grief-related disorders through clinical investigation and treatment studies. The Program intends to leverage the exponential growth in real-time advances in clinical psychology, pharmacotherapy, biology, and digital health to better understand key factors that lead to the development and persistence of anxiety, trauma, and grief disorders, as well as their optimal treatment.

The fellowship is designed to provide comprehensive training in research investigation and clinical care with a focus on anxiety disorders, PTSD, and Prolonged Grief. Ongoing studies at various stages of recruitment and data analysis include clinical trials of cognitive behavioral therapy, yoga, mind body stress reduction (MBSR), exercise, pharmacotherapy, cross-diagnostic psychopathology, computational psychiatry, and collaborative fMRI and biomarker studies. The fellow will have mentored opportunities for participation in abstracts, manuscripts, and grant submissions, as well as clinical supervision with a licensed clinical psychologist and Assistant Director of the program (Dr. Szuhany). Current studies include: one NIMH and two NCCIH funded trials, the fellow will be involved in clinical assessment and research components. These current studies investigate: 1) the neural mechanisms of change with MBSR versus a stress education intervention in patients with GAD; 2) the biological signature of CBD’s therapeutic effects in social anxiety disorder (SAD) and its link to core SAD symptoms with collaborating neuroimaging labs; and 3) a novel exercise titration paradigm to improve anxiety sensitivity and exercise engagement in adults with high anxiety sensitivity and primary anxiety disorders. Responsibilities will include conducting diagnostic and symptom severity assessments, and training and implementation of an experimental social stress paradigm. Additional training opportunities are present for research focusing on prolonged grief, PTSD, panic, social and generalized anxiety disorders. Depending on interest, additional teaching opportunities, including of medical students, mentorship of research assistants and other trainees, and part-time clinical opportunities in postdoctoral Year 2 may be available.

Applicants must have a PhD or PsyD and have completed an internship in clinical psychology by September 2025. Competitive applicants will have prior experience in relevant clinical research and/or care, a background in related psychology, clinical or experimental and/or biological studies, and demonstrated interest in this line of research as exemplified by academic presentations and/or peer-review publications. Supervised clinical time and supervision to support training and licensure will be included.

The salary for this position is $70,000.

How to Apply

Interested applicants should email Dr. Simon and Dr. Szuhany with their cover letter and curriculum vitae at Naomi.Simon@NYULangone.org and Kristin.Szuhany@NYULangone.org by February 1st. Please copy Noah Wilson at Noah.Wilson@NYULangone.org. Applications will be accepted and considered on a rolling basis.

Postdoctoral Psychology Fellowship—November 13, 2024

A postdoctoral psychology fellowship in the Department of Neurology is available beginning in the summer of 2025 in the Headache Division. This fellowship is led by Mia T. Minen, MD, PhD, Chief of Headache Research (trained and certified in both Headache Medicine and Neuropsychiatry/Behavioral Neurology). The fellowship is designed to provide comprehensive training in research investigation and clinical care in headache medicine, depression, anxiety, insomnia, and overlapping pain conditions.

The NYU Langone headache research program is very active. Since 2016, we have recruited over 800 headache patients for studies from across NYU Langone Health. We have also published over 70 papers in journals including Neurology, Headache, Cephalalgia, General Hospital Psychiatry, and Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry, and had 40+ posters and oral presentations at national meetings including the Society for Behavioral Medicine (SBM), the American Neuropsychiatric Association (ANPA), the American Academy of Neurology (AAN), and the American Headache Society (AHS). The post-doctoral fellow will have the exciting opportunity to assist in the further development of this research program. The fellow will receive close mentorship and support as they continue to develop their own professional career in clinical psychology and clinical research.

Applicants must have a PhD and have completed an internship in clinical psychology, health psychology, or neuropsychology by the summer of 2025. In addition, applicants must have a strong background in cognitive behavioral therapy and a research background in related psychology and/or neuroscience with a demonstrated interest in this line of research as exemplified by academic presentations and peer-review publications. All those motivated to pursue a career in clinical research to investigate how to develop novel and research existing scalable, accessible forms of behavioral therapy for headache and associated symptoms (psychiatric comorbidities, overlapping pain conditions, sleep issues) will be considered for the position and are encouraged to apply. There will be opportunities to develop new projects as well as opportunities to work on NIH-funded research. Clinical time will be possible, and supervision will be included.

The salary for this position is $70,000.

How to Apply

Interested applicants should email Dr. Minen’s research coordinator, Julia Dorf, at Julia.Dorf@NYULangone.org with their cover letter and curriculum vitae. Please copy Dr. Mia Minen at Mia.Minen@NYULangone.org. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis.

NYU Langone Health / Molecular Research Core Post-Doc Fellow—November 8, 2024

The Molecular Research Core, Department of Surgery at NYU Langone Health, is seeking a full-time Postdoctoral Fellow responsible for conducting wet-lab research and/or dry-lab analyses of human-to-human allotransplant and/or pig-to-human xenotransplant genomic and multiomics in recent ground-breaking studies. The position would entail analyses of genome-wide association study datasets in up to 60,000 transplant-related subjects and/or analyses of transcriptomic, proteomic, and metabolomic datasets from human-human and/or pig-human datasets. A number of these studies are supported by NIAID U01/R01 grants as well as industry funding. The applicant does not require a background/experience in transplant genomics but should be adaptable to working with a number of complex phenotypes.

The position will involve significant interaction with collaborators at Stanford University (Mike Snyder) and the University of Pennsylvania (Division of Transplant).

Job Location: Hybrid/remote options with flexibility living/working within the United States.

Job functions include but are not limited to the following:

  • Proficiency in analyses of genome-wide association studies, whole-exome or whole-genome sequencing
  • Background in transcriptomics, proteomic, and/or metabolomic analyses is advantageous
  • Background in single-cell/nuclei RNAseq in PBMC or FFPE/tissues is a strong advantage
  • Competence in SAS programming language and/or R
  • Expertise in state-of-the-art data manipulation and statistical methodology
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks
  • Ability to work independently, as well as in a team environment
  • Ability to effectively communicate technical concepts, both written and oral
  • Attend weekly research project meetings, clinical supervision, and calibration meetings
  • Perform other duties as assigned

Consideration will be given to applicants who possess the following:

  • MD or PhD in Genomics, Biostatistics, Statistics, Epidemiology, or similar disciplines
  • Demonstrated proficiency with statistical methods and applications in translational or clinical research
  • A track record of publication during their PhD, MD, or previous post-doctoral studies
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills
  • Must be highly organized, detail-oriented, and reliable

The salary range for this position is $70,000 to $75,000.

How to Apply

Interested individuals should send an email to Dr. Brendan Keating at Brendan.Keating@NYULangone.org, including a cover letter describing research experience and qualifications, an academic CV, and contact information of references.

Platelets, Inflammation, and Cardiovascular Disease—November 8, 2024

Postdoctoral positions are available in the laboratory of Dr. Tessa J. Barrett at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Our laboratory is dedicated to elucidating the mechanism and regulation of platelet-mediated complications in atherogenesis, thrombosis, and inflammatory diseases.

Platelets are key players in thrombosis and hemostasis, inflammation, and immune activation. We investigate novel platelet signaling pathways that contribute to cardiovascular risk using clinical data, mouse models, and cell culture. We are currently recruiting for a postdoctoral and a research scientist to investigate novel signaling pathways in platelets to join our team determined to reach results that change the way we treat and diagnose cardiovascular diseases (Nature Comm. 2024; Thromb Haemost. 2023; Cell Reports. 2021; Science Translational Medicine 2019).

The ideal candidate holds a PhD and/or an MD in biological sciences or biomedical-related fields. Candidates must have a solid background in one or more of the following fields: thrombosis and hemostasis, immunology, and/or atherosclerosis. We seek a creative and driven individual with a strong publication record, ideally with expertise in platelet or myeloid cell physiology, cardiovascular research, molecular biology, flow cytometry, and/or imaging/microscopy. Experience in high throughput sequencing study design and interpretation (e.g., CITE-seq, ATAC-seq) is highly desired. Applicants with murine and animal microsurgery expertise are also encouraged to apply.

The salary for this position is $70,000-$74,200.

How to Apply

To apply or to obtain more information about the position, please get in touch with Tessa.Barrett@NYULangone.org. Applicants should include a CV, a brief statement of research background, and the names of three references.

Postdoctoral Fellowship (Computational) Position in Precision Medicine—October 22, 2024

The Tsirigos and Aifantis Labs at NYU Langone Health are seeking a highly motivated, enthusiastic, and creative individual to join their dynamic, interdisciplinary, and collaborative environment. The successful candidate will work under the guidance of Aristotelis Tsirigos, PhD, and Iannis Aifantis, PhD, to investigate the impact of chromatin state and 3D chromatin organization in cancer using data integration, machine learning, and functional validation.

Required Skills

  • PhD or MSc in Bioinformatics, System Biology, Computer Science, or related field
  • Knowledge of biology and understanding of key and complex biological concepts
  • Prior experience in analyzing epigenetics datasets
  • Ability to work independently while collaborating and assisting the team in its common research goals
  • Attention to detail and ability to work on multiple projects is necessary
  • Experience in Unix/Linux systems including high-performance computing (HPC) environments
  • Programming languages: R and Python
  • 3+ years of experience with sequencing data (e.g., DNA-seq, RNA-seq, ATAC-seq, or ChIP-seq)
  • 3+ years of experience creating customized sequencing analysis pipelines
  • Excellent communication skills with proficiency in written and oral English

Responsibilities

  • Quickly learn the computational pipelines used in the lab
  • Use established pipelines to analyze large-scale multi-omics datasets (e.g., Hi-C, single-cell RNA-seq, and single-cell ATAC-seq)
  • Perform robust data quality control and validation
  • Write custom code to analyze and integrate different types of omics data
  • Develop novel methods for multi-omics data analysis and integration
  • Read scientific publications, download and use published datasets, download and install published computational tools
  • Work closely with bench scientists to understand, analyze, and help interpret the results of the analysis
  • Mine databases for hypothesis generation or validating information
  • Make intellectual contributions by proposing new ideas, experiments, and computational strategies
  • Present work in meetings and help write manuscripts

The salary range for this position is $80,000 to $85,000.

How to Apply

To apply, please send your CV, a cover letter detailing your research experience and interests, and contact information for three references to Dr. Tsirigos at Aristotelis.Tsirigos@NYULangone.org.

Postdoctoral Fellowship Position in Population Health—September 13, 2024

An 18-month postdoctoral fellowship position is available in the Department of Population Health at NYU Langone Health.

Applicants must have a doctorate in epidemiology, computer science, biostatistics, or an equivalent degree and possess excellent qualifications in epidemiologic research on geographic variation in disease, prediction modeling, validation of prediction models, and small area estimation. Experience with machine learning and other artificial intelligence methods is preferred. Strong writing skills are essential. While substantive expertise is not required, applicants with an interest in substance use, food environment, and climate change are encouraged to apply.

The fellowship will focus on mentored, applied research investigating the role of large-scale pre-trained models in predicting small area health events of high importance to local public health policymakers. Initial emphasis will be on developing and validating models to predict substance-use metrics such as non-fatal overdoses, with exploration of other metrics as well. The fellow will participate in ongoing research and translational projects, lead their own studies with mentoring from senior faculty in epidemiology, biostatistics, informatics, and computer science, and initiate new projects and develop grant proposals. Specific opportunities exist to examine the health effects of novel neighborhood-level measures of economic security or climate change on health.

The fellowship will take place within the Division of Epidemiology in the Department of Population Health. Faculty members conduct cutting-edge work on the effects of municipal policies and modifiable community determinants on health, measuring social determinants of health, and using electronic health records for population estimation. Outstanding training opportunities for multidisciplinary research are available in the Department of Population Health, which includes divisions in Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Healthcare Delivery Science, Medical Ethics, Health and Behavior, and Comparative Effectiveness and Decision Science. The fellow will collaborate with faculty and staff engaged in the City Health Dashboard project and the Center for Opioid Epidemiology and Policy (COEP), which conduct high-impact research to inform policy and reduce overdose and substance-related harm. State-of-the-art research resources are available.

The salary range for this position is $75,000-$80,000.

How to Apply

To apply, please send a cover letter, CV, and contact information for three professional references to Dr. Ben Spoer at Benjamin.Spoer2@NYULangone.org.

Neural and Behavioral Mechanisms of Defensive Behavior and Emotional Regulation—September 9, 2024

The Sears Lab at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, led by Robert M. Sears, PhD, is seeking to hire a full-time postdoc to participate in NIH-funded research investigating the neural circuits underlying defensive behavior and emotional regulation. Hard-wired brain systems evolved for survival in life-or-death situations. These so-called ‘survival circuits’ control reflexive defensive behaviors, such as freezing or fleeing, and may be dysfunctional in fear, stress, and anxiety disorders.

The postdoc will utilize neuroscience techniques including:

  • Stereotaxic injection of viral vectors
  • Implantation of chronic indwelling cannulae
  • Fiber optics for photometric measurements and optogenetic stimulation while running behavior

Electrophysiology (in vivo and ex vivo) and computational experience are a plus.

The salary range for this position is $65,000 to $80,000.

How to Apply

To apply, please submit a CV and brief statement of interests to Dr. Sears at Robert.Sears@NYULangone.org.

Postdoctoral Scholar - AI-Driven Genomic Research—September 3, 2024

The Brandes Lab at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, led by Nadav Brandes, PhD, is seeking a postdoctoral fellow to join our research on leveraging genomic large language models (LLMs) for biological sequences (DNA, RNA, and proteins). Dr. Brandes’ lab has been at the forefront of developing and using innovative AI models, especially protein language models, to predict protein function and the impact of genetic mutations.

We are exploring a variety of research directions, including:

  • Integrating variant effect predictions into genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and polygenic risk scores (PRS)
  • Advancing AI applications in non-coding genomic regions
  • Optimizing genetic sequences for therapeutic purposes

This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research in these areas, with a high degree of autonomy to shape your own projects based on your expertise and interests. The successful candidate will have the freedom to explore innovative ideas within the lab’s broader mission of advancing AI in genomics and understanding the consequences of genetic variation.
The salary range for this position is $70,000 to $85,000, depending on experience.

How to Apply

To apply, please email your CV and a brief explanation of your interest and fit to Dr. Brandes at Nadav.Brandes@NYULangone.org.

Effects of Stress Exposure on Self-Control Decisions, With A Focus on Analyzing fMRI Data and Computational Modeling of Choice Behavior—August 13, 2024

The Stress and Affective Neuroscience Lab, directed by Dr. Candace Raio, is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our team in the Psychiatry Department at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. The Postdoctoral Fellow will be responsible for developing and conducting lines of empirical research focused on the effects of stress on emotion regulation and decision-making under the supervision of Dr. Raio. The selected candidate will also be involved in a NIH-funded neuroimaging clinical trial examining the effects of stress exposure on self-control decisions, with a focus on analyzing fMRI data and computational modeling of choice behavior. The minimum commitment for this job is one year, with the possibility to extend for additional years based on performance and continued funding.

Responsibilities

  • Neuroimaging Support: Conduct and oversee neuroimaging studies related to stress, emotion regulation, and decision-making.
  • Data Analysis: Perform advanced data analysis on neuroimaging and behavioral data.
  • Research Collaboration: Work closely with Dr. Raio and other lab members to develop, design, and execute empirical research projects.
  • Manuscript Preparation: Write and prepare manuscripts for publication.
  • Grant Support: Assist in the preparation and submission of grant proposals.
  • Mentorship: Mentor graduate students and junior lab members in research methodologies and data analysis

Qualifications

  • PhD from an accredited college or university in Psychology, Cognitive Science, Neuroscience, or a related field of science.
  • Extensive experience with neuroimaging techniques (fMRI, resting state, etc.) and neuroimaging analysis (e.g., AFNI, SPM, FSL).
  • Strong technical skills are preferred, including proficiency in at least one type of statistical software (e.g., MATLAB, Python, R).
  • Highly motivated with excellent oral and written communication skills.
  • A strong interest in affective and decision neuroscience research and in translating approaches from these fields to clinical samples.
  • The ideal candidate would have extensive experience with programming experimental paradigms, fMRI research and analysis and computational modeling. A strong or promising publication record is highly preferred.

The salary range for this position is $70,000 to $72,000.

How to Apply

Please contact Dr. Candace Raio at Candace.Raio@NYULangone.org with your CV, a cover letter stating your research interests and plans, contact info for 2 to 3 references, and a representative publication. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Applications from members of underrepresented groups in neuroscience are especially encouraged to apply.

Matrix Proteoglycan-Immune Cell Regulations Postdoctoral Fellowship—August 9, 2024

A postdoctoral fellowship is available with the Office of Science and Research to investigate the role of extracellular matrix (ECM) proteoglycans in host immune response. Our earlier studies show that a family of ECM proteoglycans have dual functions. First, they regulate collagen structure and functions such as corneal transparency and biomechanical strength of tendon, skin, and other connective tissues. Second, during injury and infections, elevated in circulation, these proteoglycans interact with immune cells and regulate critical inflammatory responses. For example, lumican, interacts with neutrophils, macrophages, and dendritic cells. Our recent study shows that lumican and biglycan, another related proteoglycan, regulate toll-like receptor signals through specific molecular interactions and receptor trafficking in cells.

We are seeking a highly motivated PhD graduate to investigate these proteoglycans in bacterial and viral infections of the cornea. We have developed mouse models, cell culture, and human cornea organoid model systems to address some of our goals. The candidate will be expected to investigate ECM-immune cell interactions using flow cytometry, single cell RNA-seq, CITE-seq and gene regulations by ATAC seq, 3D protein modeling, mutagenesis, and functional assays to identify biologically active epitopes.

The ideal candidate will have a strong background in immunology, corneal cell and molecular biology, with expertise in mouse immunology, flow cytometry, and single cell approaches. These studies will have immediate impact on understanding bacterial and viral keratitis. Broadly, the studies will impact immune regulations at multiple barrier tissues, immune and autoimmune diseases. The candidate will be expected to work both independently and in a collaborative setting.

The salary range for this position is $70,000 to $75,000.

How to Apply

To apply, please submit a CV and brief statement of interests to Dr. Chakravarti at Shukti.Chakravarti@NYULangone.org.

Postdoctoral Fellow in Human Genetics and Genomics—May 29, 2024

The lab under the direction of Hakhamanesh Mostafavi, PhD, at NYU Langone’s Center for Human Genetics and Genomics is seeking postdoctoral candidates to study the genetics and biology of human complex traits and diseases.

Our major research areas include the following:

  • understanding the genetic basis of complex traits and diseases
  • developing improved methods for disease risk prediction based on genetics

Successful candidates will conceptualize, design, and lead projects based on their interests and expertise under the supervision of Dr. Mostafavi, including the following:

  • develop novel statistical and conceptual frameworks
  • analyze large-scale human genetic and functional datasets to extract biological insights from genetic associations and improve genetic risk models

Additionally, you are expected to contribute to writing grant proposals and mentoring graduate students and other junior lab members.

Preferred candidates will have expertise in human genetics, population genetics, computational biology, statistics, or related quantitative fields. Selection criteria include demonstrated proficiency in independent research, advanced programming skills (e.g., Python and R), experience with high-performance or cloud computing, and analyzing large genetic datasets. Excellent verbal and written communication skills are essential. The applicant should have a strong interest in understanding the genetic and biological mechanisms underlying complex traits.

The salary range is $70,000 to $80,000.

How to Apply

To apply, please contact Dr. Mostafavi at Hakhamanesh.Mostafavi@NYULangone.org with your CV and a brief description of your research interests and plans.

The Molecular Basis of Cancer Progression—May 29, 2024

The Morgan Lab at NYU Langone uses advanced genomic and data analysis approaches to study the mechanisms of cancer progression with a focus on cancers of the immune system. We seek to appoint an enthusiastic, highly motivated, and creative postdoctoral fellow who is interested in exploring this system further.

The work will involve using data analysis pipelines to study the biology of cancer progressions in particular exploiting chromatin structure to characterize the mechanism underlying disease evolution and how it may be utilized clinically. The post benefits from access to several large databases, access to clinical material and surroundings where there is contact with laboratory scientists skilled in CRISPR gene editing, molecular cloning, biochemistry, and state-of-the-art sequencing technologies using cancer cell lines and model systems with a focus on B-cell malignancies especially multiple myeloma.

The appointee will benefit from working in a vibrant scientific environment within an outstanding medical school that has advanced infrastructure that includes advanced technologies and where collaboration with leading researchers is possible.

Experience in pathology, molecular biology, B-cell immunology, or related fields, and a strong background in data analysis are essential.

Proficiency in English is expected. We offer a competitive salary and excellent benefits.

The salary range is $70,000 to $75,000.

How to Apply

To apply, submit a detailed CV, a brief statement of research interests with a description of previous research experience, and contact information (email addresses and telephone numbers) for three references to Gareth J. Morgan, MD, PhD, at Gareth.Morgan@NYULangone.org.

Consideration of submitted applications will start immediately and will continue until positions are filled.

Combination Therapies Targeting Insulin Signaling in Endometrial Cancer—May 29, 2024

We are seeking a highly motivated and talented postdoctoral fellow to join the lab of Marcus Goncalves, MD, PhD, for a project titled “Combination Therapies Targeting Insulin Signaling in Endometrial Cancer.” This exciting opportunity is part of our ongoing efforts to address the increasing incidence and mortality of endometrial cancer, particularly in the context of the obesity epidemic.

Project Overview

Endometrial cancer, the most common gynecologic malignancy in the developed world, is strongly linked to obesity. Hyperinsulinemia, a condition often associated with obesity, has been implicated in the pathogenesis and progression of this cancer. Our research has identified hyperinsulinemia as a systemic adaptation that limits the efficacy of PI3K inhibitors in treating endometrial cancer. This project aims to test dietary and pharmacologic strategies to lower insulin levels and enhance the efficacy of PI3K inhibitors, using patient-derived tumor tissue, mouse xenograft models, and clinical intervention trials.

Key Responsibilities

The postdoctoral fellow’s key responsibilities will include the following:

  • Lead and manage research activities related to the project, taking ownership of findings.
  • Conduct experiments using patient-derived blood and tumor tissues from clinical studies.
  • Analyze genetic, histologic, and biochemical markers of the insulin/PI3K pathway.
  • Utilize patient-derived xenograft models to explore pharmacologic strategies to reduce systemic insulin levels.
  • Assess the systemic insulin response and tumor growth rates in treated mice.
  • Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of oncologists, endocrinologists, nutritionists, and industry partners.
  • Prepare and publish high-impact research findings.

Skills and Training

Our lab offers comprehensive training in the following areas:

  • endometrial cancer biology, metabolism, and signaling
  • blood analyte testing methods and histology preparation
  • whole-body physiological assessments of glucose and lipid homeostasis
  • rigorous clinical trial design and execution
  • understanding endocrine feedback loops, cell signaling pathways, and molecular biology techniques
  • principles of rigor and reproducibility and responsible conduct of research

Why Join Us?

The postdoctoral fellow who joins our lab will gain and expand their skillset in the following ways:

  • Collaborate with an ambitious and supportive group of scientists and physicians.
  • Gain exposure to clinically relevant skills and cutting-edge research techniques.
  • Develop a strong foundation in drug development, pharmacology, and tumor biology.
  • Contribute to innovative treatments that can be rapidly implemented into clinical practice.

This position offers a unique opportunity to make significant contributions to cancer research and to develop novel therapeutic strategies for endometrial cancer. If you are passionate about translational research and eager to work in a collaborative and interdisciplinary environment, we encourage you to apply.

The salary range is $68,000 to $72,000.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, CV, and contact information for three references to Dr. Goncalves at Marcus.Goncalves@NYULangone.org. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.

Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Diseases of the Gastrointestinal Tract—May 6, 2024

Funded postdoctoral positions are available in the Axelrad Laboratory led by Dr. Axelrad and Dr. Pucella. Our lab studies Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (IBD), comprising Crohn’s Disease (CD) and Ulcerative Colitis (UC), using approaches spanning Basic–Translational–Clinical research methodologies. The vision for our unique, mixed team of clinicians and basic scientists is vertical integration of research disciplines, empowered by our active IBD patient sample biorepository, fueling advances in fundamental understanding of IBD pathology, as well as urgently needed improvements in patient care.

Open Projects (including but not necessarily limited to):

(1) Advanced Organoid Models towards Precision Medicine
We are interested in modeling an individual patient’s IBD using patient-derived tissues. We have developed a co-culture model of patient-derived intestinal organoids with syngeneic circulating T-cells isolated from patient blood, allowing direct observation of T-cell-mediated tissue damage recapitulating pathogenic IBD processes. Future directions include mechanistic studies of drug response, and refined models incorporating patient-derived innate immune cells and tissue stroma, with the long term aim of enabling patient-specific, data-driven smart selection of therapy in real-time.

(2) Impact of Host – Microbe – Pathogen Dynamics on IBD Pathogenesis
We are interested in understanding the role of enteric pathogens on the gut microbiome, intestinal epithelium, and mucosal immune landscape in the pathogenesis of intestinal inflammation. Specifically, we are focused on how Clostridioides difficile may incite key immune response that predispose to the development of IBD, flares of existing IBD, and an overall more severe disease course. Methods utilized will include microbiome metagenomics, combined with host-microbe spatial transcriptomics (e.g. SHM-Seq), and in-vitro model development based on patient-derived organoids, immune cell components, and microbial specimens. We anticipate this work to reveal the importance of Clostridioides difficile and how eradication, via specific protocols, may reduce the risk of future IBD and improve disease course in those with existing IBD.

(3) Epithelial-Immune Interactions at Follicle-Associated Epithelium near Peyer’s Patches
We are interested in the complex crosstalk between intestinal epithelium and tissue-resident immune activity underlying host-microbe homeostasis and inflammation. Peyer’s Patches are a key arena by hosting Germinal Centers (GCs) and abutting specialized Follicle-Associated Epithelium (FAE). We have developed novel methods to identify FAE and underlying GCs from patient-derived intestinal biopsies and plan to undertake deep characterization of this rare, heretofore-inaccessible human tissue. A focus will be on specialized epithelial Microfold (M) cells and inflammation-induced changes to their circuitry and functionality. We expect this work to usher in studies of FAE influence on humoral and cellular immune responses utilizing paired epithelial/immune patient samples, patient-derived organoids, and mouse models of intestinal inflammation, with long term aims of fundamental discovery as well as illumination of novel therapeutic targets and delivery mechanisms in IBD.

The candidate will have the unique opportunity to work in a stimulating scientific environment as a part of the NYU Department of Medicine, Immunology Program, Translational Immunology Center, and Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center, including available exposure to the clinical setting as part of a Bedside – Bench – Bedside research program.

Qualifications

Rigorous, organized and creative scientists excited to apply cutting-edge techniques at the frontier of IBD research are encouraged to apply. Successful applicants will have a PhD in Immunology, Cell Biology or related field with a strong background in tissue culture, and will be competitive for postdoctoral fellowships. Candidates should be able to drive an independent project, while also collaborating and contributing to our respectful, fun team environment. Curiosity and self-drive are highly valued: Support to explore and pursue relevant lead projects is on offer.

Positions to be filled ASAP.

The salary range is $70,000 to $90,000.

How to Apply

Interested parties are encouraged to contact us for more information. Applicants should send their CV, letter of intent describing specific interests/motivations, and preferred start date to Dr. Axelrad (Jordan.Axelrad@NYULangone.org) and Dr. Pucella (Joseph.Pucella@NYULangone.org).

Dopamine Release Regulation and Motor Performance—May 3, 2024

Postdoctoral Position is available immediately at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine to study factors underlying dopamine release regulation and enhanced motor performance by exercise in ex vivo striatal and midbrain slices and in the striatum in vivo. Approaches include fast-scan cyclic voltammetry, fiber photometry, whole-cell recording, and motor and reward behavior. NYU has a vibrant neuroscience community, with opportunities for collaboration with labs, as well as a wide-range of neuroscience-related seminars and events. Applicants for this NINDS-funded position must have a PhD in neuroscience or closely related field. Preference will be given to those with experience using in ex vivo slice physiology, voltammetry, mouse behavior, rodent breeding, and/or in vivo fluorescence imaging. Flexible start date through August 2024.

The salary range is $70,000.

How to Apply

Send CV and names of three references by email to Dr. Rice at Margaret.Rice@NYU.edu.

Postdoctoral Fellow Opportunity at Ronald O. Perelman Department of Emergency Medicine—April 22, 2024

Dowin Boatright, MD, MBA, MHS is Vice Chair for Research for the Ronald O. Perelman Department of Emergency Medicine at NYU Langone Health. His research focus is on the impact of bias and discrimination on health, healthcare, and medical education, and he seeks to identify evidence-based interventions to improve diversity in the healthcare workforce.

Position Summary

The Ronald O. Perelman Department of Emergency Medicine is seeking a fulltime Postdoctoral Fellow for a 1- year position (a 2nd year may be possible through mutual agreement) with an anticipated start date of June 1, 2024. The Postdoctoral Fellow will assist Dr. Boatright with his NIH and foundation- funded work, and will lead independent subprojects related to Dr. Boatright’s portfolio of research, spearhead the manuscript development and submission process, and apply for supplemental funding opportunities while learning and developing their career. Required and preferred qualifications are detailed below. The position is based in New York City.

Research

The Postdoctoral Fellow will engage in all elements of research, from design through dissemination. The Fellow will collaborate with co-investigators on research; conduct statistical analyses independently; publish first-authored manuscripts; and disseminate research through conference presentations, policy reports, and other outlets. The Postdoctoral Fellow will also assist with grant applications and, ultimately, prepare an application for independent research funding.

Education and Career Development

The goal of the Postdoctoral Fellow program is to help develop the next generation of faculty leaders in emergency medicine, health equity and diversity in medicine research. The NYU Grossman School of Medicine offers excellent opportunities for learning and professional growth.

Direct mentorship will be provided by Dr. Boatright and the investigative team, including biostatisticians and experts in qualitative methods. The Postdoctoral Fellow will also be matched with other mentors from the Department of Population Health at NYU Grossman School of Medicine or from other schools across NYU as appropriate for their research projects and interests. Weekly seminars on a variety of relevant topics are also offered through the Department of Population Health. While mentors will provide guidance and sponsorship, it is also expected that the Postdoctoral Fellow will be proactive in taking advantage of available opportunities for education and professional development.

NYU offers an exceedingly rich environment for education and career development, with opportunities for collaboration and learning not only within the NYU Grossman School of Medicine, but also at many other NYU schools and institutes, including the NYU Furman Center for Real Estate and Public Policy, the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, NYU Silver School of Social Work, NYU College of Global Public Health, and NYU Center for Urban Science and Progress.

The salary range is $80,000 to $90,000.

Qualifications

Required qualifications:

  • Doctoral degree (PhD, DrPh, or equivalent) in biostatistics, sociology, public health, population health, public policy, health services research, epidemiology, or a related field.
  • Dedication to research as a mechanism to improve health for marginalized populations.
  • Proficiency with quantitative analysis—including analysis with large datasets such as Medicare Claims data and using statistical software—and appropriate methodologic expertise. Postdoctoral Fellows must have the ability to perform methodologically sound cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses independently.
  • Track record of community-oriented, collaborative work and research, and ability to work effectively with diverse, interdisciplinary teams.
  • Evidence of strong writing and communication skills.
  • A critical thinker and problem solver with the drive and demonstrated ability to translate ideas to action, and to complete projects effectively.

Preferred qualifications:

  • Training and experience with advanced quantitative methods, mixed methods, and/or community- based participatory research (CBPR) methods.
  • Strong history of successfully disseminating research findings via peer-reviewed publications.
  • Individuals from racial and/or ethnic groups that are underrepresented in medicine are encouraged to apply.

Application Process

Qualified candidates should send the following materials:

  • Curriculum vitae (CV).
  • Cover letter describing your interest in the position, relevant experience, and career goals.
  • At least one academic writing sample (e.g., a published or unpublished manuscript).

Please send application materials to Kaitlyn.VanAllen@NYULangone.org.

Cellular and Molecular Immunology of Behçet’s Disease and Ocular Inflammation—March 27, 2024

We are currently inviting applications for a postdoctoral position from highly motivated and productive candidates who are determined to pursue an academic career in human immunology research. This opportunity is within the laboratory of Johannes Nowatzky, MD, and its associated research programs.

The salary range for the role is $70,000–$72,000 annually. Actual salaries depend on a variety of factors, including experience, specialty, education, and hospital need. The salary range or contractual rate listed does not include bonuses/incentive, differential pay, or other forms of compensation or benefits.

Who We Are

We are a team of medical and basic scientists studying immunity of Behçet’s disease, noninfectious uveitis, and HLA class I restriction. We have a strong interest in mechanistic research of human immune-mediated processes causing tissue damage in the eye, the brain, and blood vessels. We push the boundaries of the possible by utilizing or developing every method necessary to answer the questions we ask, integrating our lab-based work with clinical expertise and tight collaborations across the globe.

What We Offer

  • outstanding academic and scientific environment
  • top-notch research in “rare disease” with vital significance to fundamental questions within the broad field of human immunology
  • newly formed, dynamic, and diverse team with solid NIH funding and resources
  • access to rare, unique human samples and cohorts, locally and internationally
  • focus on excellence, personal growth, and career development
  • state-of-the-art facilities
  • unique network of local and international collaborators

What You Must Bring In

  • respect for all forms of human life and appreciation of diversity
  • personal and scientific integrity
  • appreciation of intellectual independence over authority
  • ability to recognize true novelty and the determination to pursue it
  • strong work ethic, time management, and communication skills
  • enthusiasm for experimental work
  • PhD in immunology, microbiology, genetics, or similar specialty and rigorous training in cellular and molecular biology

What You Can Learn

  • how to be competitive for a career in academia
  • truly translational research in a multidisciplinary team science approach
  • state-of-the-art molecular and cellular immunology methods
  • integration of wet lab and dry lab approaches
  • challenging skills such as human T-cell cloning
  • rare skills such as experimentation with human ocular cells and tissues
  • scientific project development and grant writing

What May Put You at an Advantage

  • high-quality first-author publications in reputable journals
  • outstanding English language skills
  • experience with the following:
  • retinal or cerebral organoids
  • NSG mice or rats
  • generation, maintenance, and genome editing of human iPSC
  • advanced-level R, MATLAB, Python, C, C+, or C++

How to Apply

Applications must include the following:

  • personal statement including a detailed description of how your scientific interests have evolved, what you are passionate about, why you are applying for this position, and anything else you want to let us know about yourself that fits comfortably into two pages
  • contact information of three referees who have directly observed your experimental work over at least two years and who are not your peers
  • your current, dated CV:

Regarding your CV, if you list papers that have not yet been accepted for publication, submit the manuscript drafts with your CV, or don’t list them. If you list experience in specific methods, try to link this information to at least one of the three referees requested above as relevant.

Please email your application to Dr. Nowatzky at Johannes.Nowatzky@NYULangone.org, stating your full name and the opportunity you are responding to in the subject line of your email. Please include all the components requested above. We will not consider incomplete applications.

Postdoctoral Position in Biostatistics—March 27, 2024

The postdoctoral candidate will work closely with Jiyuan Hu, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Population Health and a member of its Division of Biostatistics. The role involves developing cutting-edge statistical, machine learning, and AI approaches to advance the integrative analysis of high-dimensional, multi-omics data (including metagenome/microbiome, metabolome, DNA-seq, and RNA-seq data) from large-scale population studies. The successful candidate will also engage in collaborative research with multiple partners across the medical school.

Position qualifications include the following:

  • PhD in statistics, biostatistics, epidemiology, bioinformatics, or computational biology
  • ability to analyze high-dimensional omics dataset
  • strong communication skills (written and oral) and organizational skills

Prior experience in statistical/machine/deep learning, statistical genetics research is a plus. Self-motivated and collaborative individuals are encouraged to apply.

This position offers a competitive annual salary starting at $70,000.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, CV, and contact information for three references to Dr. Jiyuan Hu at Jiyuan.Hu@NYULangone.org.

The position is open until filled and is available immediately and for up to one year.

Cell-Intrinsic and Environmental Sources of Mutations in Cancer—February 16, 2024

The laboratory of Mia Petljak, PhD, at NYU Grossman School of Medicine is seeking a postdoctoral fellow to join a multidisciplinary team investigating the cell-intrinsic and environmental causes of somatic mutations in human tissues, as well as their impact on cancer development and evolution. Building upon our foundational work (Cell, 2019; Nature, 2023; and Nature Genetics, 2023), our team leverages mutational signatures, distinct genomic imprints left by individual mutagens on human genomes, to identify and characterize individual mutagenic sources. Through this approach, we aim to discover processes that cause and fuel cancer evolution, as well as aid in the development of innovative preventative and therapeutic strategies to prevent and treat it.

As a successful candidate, you will lead a project looking into the sources, exposure biomarkers and/or functional impact of the suspected or poorly defined cell-intrinsic and/or environmental mutagens in cancer. Working side-by-side with bioinformaticians, you will benefit from learning computational aspects of the sequencing analyses, engaging in academic and industry collaborations. Mentorship will be provided by Dr. Petljak in translating applicable findings into patents and start-up opportunities as applicable. You will be located with the Petljak Lab in the new, state-of-the-art CURE facility at 345 Park Avenue South in the center of Manhattan.

The salary range is $70,000 to $75,000.

Required Education and Experience

Candidates should have a PhD, MD/PhD, or MD.

Preference is given to applicants with strong expertise in both cell and molecular biology in human cancer cell models. Ideal candidates will have focused expertise in the biology of cancer cells, including but not limited to metabolism, genomic instability, DNA damage, repair and replication, stem cells, and other cellular states and processes associated with cancer (e.g., stress, senescence, differentiation, cell cycle, and cell death, and inflammatory signaling).

Computational experience is not required.

How to Apply

To apply, please submit a CV and brief statement of interests to Dr. Petljak at Mia.Petljak@NYULangone.org.

Adipocyte Biology Research—February 16, 2024

We are looking for motivated candidates interested in joining the research team of Elisabetta Mueller, PhD, in the Holman Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism at NYU Langone. We are currently accepting applications for positions starting immediately funded by a National Institutes of Health (NIH) R01 grant recently awarded to Dr. Mueller’s lab.

The laboratory’s research focus is the characterization of the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms regulating fat tissue homeostasis to better understand the molecular networks that control adipocyte biology in health and disease and to ultimately develop new therapeutic interventions to combat metabolic disease.

For more detailed information regarding the lab research topics, see Dr. Mueller’s publications.

The salary for this position is $60,000.

How to Apply

Eligible candidates holding a PhD, MD, or both, and with strong knowledge of basic molecular and cell biological techniques, in addition to being capable of handling and phenotyping transgenic mice, should send their applications to Dr. Mueller at Elisabetta.Mueller@NYULangone.org. The candidates selected will be contacted for an interview shortly after receipt of their application.

Center for Opioid Epidemiology and Policy—February 8, 2024

A one- or two-year postdoctoral fellowship position is available at the Center for Opioid Epidemiology and Policy within the Division of Epidemiology in the Department of Population Health at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. The fellowship will be conducted in collaboration with a research team at the Department of Epidemiology at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.

The center aims to conduct high-impact research to inform policy, social, health services, community, and treatment approaches to reduce overdose and substance-related harms through four areas of focus, overall and across intersectional subgroups. This fellowship will particularly focus on research on the intersection between physical disability, pain, and opioid-related harms among the Medicaid population, and on the role of behavioral health services in mitigating risks for individuals with disabilities who are eligible for Medicaid coverage. Depending on their research interests, there are also opportunities to participate in other ongoing research projects such as evaluating the impact of overdose prevention centers on the health of people who use drugs, as well as evaluating the impact of economic support policies and drug laws on overdose and other opioid-related harms.

The Center for Opioid Epidemiology and Policy is a trusted research center that serves as a central source of research on the United States’ rapidly shifting opioid overdose epidemic. The center shares evidence and metrics with researchers, policymakers, and the public nationally and internationally. Learn more about the Center for Opioid Epidemiology and Policy.

Qualifications

Applicants must have a doctorate in epidemiology or a related field (e.g., biostatistics or related analytical disciplines) and have comprehensive understanding of statistical concepts and methods; proficiency in R; and excellent communication (both oral and writing) and analytical skills.

Responsibilities

The fellow is expected to increase their methodological and substantive knowledge of one or more of the aforementioned areas, build skills for developing and implementing research studies, and have opportunities to lead and/or co-author manuscript publications. They will perform population health research activities, including processing Medicaid datasets, performing statistical analyses, developing or extending estimation methods, preparing manuscripts for submission to peer-reviewed journals, delivering presentations at scientific meetings, and providing other research and methodological support for existing and ongoing studies.

The position offers up to two years of postdoctoral fellowship with compensation commensurate with experience, an excellent benefits package, and funds for travel to professional conferences and meetings. Individuals with the following characteristics will be competitive for the position: strong motivation and commitment to a career in epidemiologic methods, excellent communication and quantitative skills, and ability to conduct self-directed and collaborative research.

Professional Environment

The fellowship will take place within the Center for Opioid Epidemiology and Policy. Faculty members at center and in the Division of Epidemiology in the Department of Population Health conduct cutting-edge work on the social determinants of substance use, the impact of state and national policies on substance use, and the effects of different treatment regimens and medications on substance use disorders. Outstanding training opportunities for multidisciplinary research in substance use epidemiology are available in the Department of Population Health, which has Divisions of Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Healthcare Delivery Science, Medical Ethics, Health and Behavior, and Comparative Effectiveness and Decision Science. Multidisciplinary research on substance use is also fostered by the presence of the NYU Center for Drug Use and HIV/HCV Research, an NIH-funded interdisciplinary research center that focuses on public health issues related to HIV, hepatitis C, and drug use. State-of-the-art research resources, including extensive biostatistical/bioinformatics support, are available. The fellow will be integrated into a vibrant and diverse community of analysts, doctoral students, postdoctoral fellows, faculty, and staff in center. As a member of center, the fellow will have access to a range of career development opportunities, monthly open analyst meetings, journal clubs, seminars, and center research meetings and high-profile events.

Salary Range

The salary range for this position is $75,000 to $85,000.

How to Apply

Please email a cover letter describing relevant research experience and your specific interest in this fellowship; a detailed CV; and names/contact information for three references to Magdalena Cerdá, DrPH, MPH, center director, at Magdalena.Cerda@NYULangone.org.

Head and Neck Cancer Research—January 2, 2024

This is a postdoctoral position in the laboratory of Umamaheswar Duvvuri, MD, PhD, in the Department of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery at NYU Langone. Our lab is focused at investigating the molecular and immunological mechanisms in head and neck cancer, with a recent focus on the tumor microenvironment. We are looking for a postdoctoral candidate with experience in molecular biology and/or Immunology who has the ability to use independent discretion, critical thinking, and appropriate judgment in carrying out research within the predetermined research scope and methodology. Duties assigned to this title will require an in-depth knowledge acquired through the candidate’s PhD studies and past lab experiences; duties include but not limited to independent implementation of complex research plans, development of appropriate research methods, skilled execution of in vitro and in vivo experiments, proper data collection and analysis, and writing detailed descriptive analytical reports and presentations of resulting data. The incumbent will conduct research and ensure that all experiments are appropriately conducted following the policies and procedures of NYU Langone.

Job responsibilities include the following:

  • conduct research experiments in the field of molecular biology and/or immunology within the predetermined research scope and methodology
  • design and implement research protocols; design and adapt new or existing procedures, methods or instrumentation relative to research project; problem solve research challenges and model development, as needed
  • collect, analyze, and interpret data, including periodical/literature search and utilizing specialized skills in related field to analyze/interpret the collected data; keep a detailed notebook summarizing experiments and recording research data, as well as maintain a computer database of research data, experimental results, protocols, and manuscripts
  • manuscript writing for publication in scientific journals, grants, and presentations; use graphics and statistical software to analyze and present data; may attend scientific conferences and meetings
  • supervise other personnel in the laboratory to coordinate research efforts for increased efficiency; participate in training and/or mentoring of fellows, residents, students, and volunteer workers as needed
  • other duties as assigned

Other required skills include the following:

  • excellent teamwork and communication skills
  • ability to acquire accurate, reproducible data
  • satisfactory scientific writing skills demonstrated through peer-reviewed publications
  • ability to work independently
  • excellent project and time management skills
  • strong interpersonal and mentoring skills

The salary range for this position is $70,000 to $75,000.

How to Apply

To apply, please send a CV and cover letter to Dr. Duvvuri at Umamaheswar.Duvvuri@NYULangone.org.

Post-Doctoral Fellowship Focused on Digital Health Innovation—October 22, 2024

The HiBRID (Healthcare Innovation Bridging Research, Informatics and Design) is a research lab at NYU Langone Health studying how digital innovation can be used to improve healthcare delivery and patient care. The Lab is looking to recruit a post-doctoral digital health innovation research fellow to support the design and development of several NIH-funded projects focused on digital health implementation studies and innovative operational deployment projects. Areas of research include but are not limited to: Generative AI, remote patient monitoring, patient or provider engagement through behavioral science, implementation science, clinical decision support and shared decision-making tool development.

Principal Duties and Responsibilities

The fellow will perform research related duties as needed, including literature reviews, consensus building, user research, ideation, intervention development, data analysis and visualization, contribute to publications and presentations and have the opportunity to pursue interests and projects related to HiBRID’s current portfolio of projects. The fellow will work collaboratively and applicants with keen interests and experience in digital health equity are highly encouraged to apply.

Qualifications:

  • PhD, DrPH, MD or other relevant doctoral degree
  • Strong interest in implementation science, clinical informatics, digital health and health services delivery
  • Priority given to candidates with background in computer science, genAI, informatics, remote patient monitoring/telehealth, usability/user research, machine learning, or human factors engineering
  • Knowledge of standard computer software packages for data analysis and presentation
  • Exceptional writing skills
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
  • Ability to work independently and apply critical thinking and sound judgement
  • Ability to work well under ambiguity with little supervision
  • Good organizational and time management skills
  • User research, prototyping, programming, analytical, electronic health record research and related interoperability (FHIR, SMART, etc.) or technical architecture experiences highly valued
  • Must have work authorization in the United States

The fellow will join NYU Langone Health’s campus in New York City Midtown East in a hybrid capacity. The ideal candidate is a strong researcher who is familiar with a range of methodological approaches; can work both in a team and independently; has a track record of cross-disciplinary work in the context of digital healthcare; and displays an interest in practical applications of academic scholarship.

Application Instructions

The application must include a CV and a cover letter indicating the candidate’s interest in the topic area and qualifications for the role.

Contact: Hibrid.Recruitment@NYULangone.org

NYU Langone Health provides a salary range to comply with the New York City Law on Salary Transparency in Job Advertisements. The salary range for this role is $75,000 - $85,000 annually. Actual salaries depend on a variety of factors, including experience, specialty, education, and hospital need. The salary range or contractual rate listed does not include bonuses/incentive, differential pay or other forms of compensations or benefits.

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