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• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule: Mon - Fri (9am - 5pm), • Building: Columbia University Medical Center The Physician Assistant (PA) will work under the supervision of attending plastic surgeons to provide comprehensive care across the continuum, including preoperative evaluation, intraoperative assistance, postoperative management, outpatient follow-up, and minor in-office procedures. The Physician Assistant conducts medical history and physical examinations, establishes a presumptive diagnosis, and performs a general work-up, including ordering appropriate laboratory tests. They are responsible for managing the patient's medical issues following the diagnosis, working under supervision. The PA will play a vital role in optimizing patient outcomes and supporting clinical, surgical, and educational functions within the Plastic Surgery division. Furthermore, they may assist medical staff with pre-operative, intra-operative, and post-operative surgical procedures, as well as contribute to research projects in their assigned area. Responsibilities Clinical Assessment & Preoperative Care • Conduct thorough histories and physical examinations for plastic surgery patients in both inpatient and outpatient settings., • Formulate differential diagnoses and recommend diagnostic testing in consultation with supervising plastic surgeons., • Participate in preoperative planning, risk assessment and surgical clearance processes., • Document clinical evaluations and submit pre-op orders in preparation for surgery., • Serve as first or second assist in the operating room, including flap procedures, breast reconstruction, aesthetic procedures, and complex wound closures., • Perform intraoperative tasks such as retraction, hemostasis, dissection, and suturing, skin closure as directed by the attending surgeon., • Conduct daily rounds, assess wound healing, remove drains and sutures, and identify early signs of complications., • Provide post-op instructions and patient education, both in person and via telehealth as needed., • Perform and assist with in-office procedures such as wound debridement, minor excisions, suture removal, dressing changes, and scar management., • Evaluate post-operative progress, manage complications, and adjust treatment plans per protocols or under attending supervision., • Provide continuity of care through detailed clinical documentation and follow-up coordination., • Initiate emergency interventions when necessary, until the arrival of a physician., • Educate patients and families regarding diagnosis, surgical procedures, recovery expectations, and long-term care plans., • Collaborate with plastic surgery attendings, residents, nursing, and allied health staff to ensure high-quality, efficient patient care., • Participate in the education and training of medical students and residents during clinics and surgical procedures., • Support clinical research by collecting data, reviewing charts, and contributing to outcomes studies and quality improvement projects. Minimum education: • Graduate of an accredited AMA CAHEA approved Physician Assistant education program, • Current NYS PA License, • NCCPA Board Certification, • BLS Certification, • Master's degree preferred Qualifications for Candidates include but are not limited to the following: • Intermediate to advanced level MS Office skills, experience with EMR., • Must be able to complete systems training requirements., • Ability to perform comprehensive history and physical examination., • Ability to manage and coordinate a patient caseload., • Work within a collaborative agreement/protocols with a physician and health care team. Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs seeks a Senior Research Scholar to work with the Sustainable Investing Research Initiative's (SIRI) Founding Director Caroline Flammer on the SIRI Blended Finance programming. SIRI aims to help advance the mobilization of capital towards sustainable development -- especially in lower-income countries -- through dialogue, education, and research. Under the directorship of Dr. Flammer, the candidate will co-lead and drive forward all aspects of the SIRI Blended Finance programming. Specifically, the candidate will lead the organization of SIRI's signature annual Blended Finance Conference and country-focused SIRI Blended Finance Roundtable Discussions, bringing together and fostering dialogue among key players from the public and private sectors, policymakers, and academia. The candidate will also write high-level reports summarizing the key insights and discussion points of each convening; develop case studies on blended finance; and help drive forward research activities in blended finance. Moreover, the candidate will lead efforts in expanding SIRI's Blended Finance programming (especially in lower-income countries), corporate partnerships and fundraising. This includes but is not limited to the launch of Blended Finance research labs. In addition, the candidate will drive forward the launch of SIRI's executive education programming in Blended Finance and, if interested, may teach in the executive education program. This is a unique opportunity for a seasoned expert in blended finance, development finance, or sustainable investing who combines thought leadership, applied research experience, strategic convening skills, and partnership building across public and private capital ecosystems. The ideal candidate is equally comfortable in academic and practitioner settings, able to translate rigorous research into actionable insight for diverse stakeholders. The incumbent will co-direct the blended finance program at SIRI, overseeing its strategic direction and ensuring alignment with SIRI's broader mission; foster partnerships with academic institutions, private sector entities, and public agencies to advance blended finance research and practice; as well as develop and manage budgets for research projects and programs. Furthermore, the incumbent will be expected to co-organize SIRI Blended Finance convenings and take the lead in writing high-level reports summarizing the key insights and discussion points; develop case studies; and conduct original research on blended finance mechanisms, focusing on their applications in addressing global challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, poverty and inequality; and collaborate with other researchers to develop and publish research in peer-reviewed journals. The incumbent will contribute to the development of educational materials on blended finance for students and professionals; and may teach in executive education programs to enhance the capacity of current leaders in blended finance. ___The ideal candidate has a PhD (or other relevant graduate degree) and is recognized as an expert in the field of blended finance with demonstrated leadership, applied research and publication experience, strategic convening skills, and partnership building experience across public and private capital ecosystems. The ideal candidate is equally comfortable in academic and practitioner settings, able to translate rigorous research into actionable insight for diverse stakeholders. PhD degree in a relevant field (economics, finance, political science, or sustainable development) is strongly preferred. Experience in cross-sector collaborations between finance, financial markets, and development finance is valued. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: Reporting to the Director, Career Placement, the Career Officer's primary responsibility is to place all of the students enrolled in the MS in Operations Research and MS in Industrial Engineering programs (IEOR Department) in full-time positions and internships. To achieve this goal, the incumbent is expected to establish new relationships with employers and maintain existing relationships that align with their cohort's career interests. The Career Placement Officer will also be mentored by School's Senior Career Staff to broaden and deepen relationships with current and prospective employers and to develop and support events, initiatives and strategies to achieve the goal. Additional responsibilities include: collecting/analyzing employment data, generating placement and related reports for the Department, and School, assisting with the placement students of other IEOR programs whose career interests align with MS in Operations Research and MS in Industrial Engineering, and other projects as requested. Responsibilities * 75%- Place students studying MS in Operations Research and MS in Industrial Engineering in full time positions and/or internships. To target the goal of 100% placement of the class, the officer may engage in the following activities: Source, cultivate and maintain relationships with employers and alumni to encourage the hiring of students. Post/advertise employment opportunities (full-time, internships and part-time). Plan, organize and manage employer, alumni and student events and initiatives. Advertise and review employment opportunities (full-time, internships, and part-time). Counsel students individually and in groups to achieve career readiness to facilitate placement and career orientation Collect/analyze accurate placement statistics; assist with admissions and academic advising, as related to career placement. Participate in admissions yield activities. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of their cohort's placement status. * 10%- Collaborate with the Graduate Career Placement Team and Professional Development and Leadership Team on multi-disciplinary employers, cross-departmental events, education, and school-level efforts tailored to the needs of IEOR students. Establish a liaison role between the Department, Columbia Engineering Graduate Placement Team, and other University constituents concerning career placement. * 10%- Assist with the placement of students from other IEOR and SEAS programs whose career interests align with MS in Operations Research and MS in Industrial Engineering. * 5%-Perform other duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications * A bachelor's degree or its equivalent experience is required; graduate level work is preferred. Minimum of 2-4 years of related experience required. * Familiar with analytics, data science, operations, consulting, management, technology job markets as is previous experience in career counseling, marketing, workshop planning or administration. * Understand the career development opportunities and challenges affecting the constituents, consisting of a diverse population. * Possess excellent interpersonal and administrative skills, as well as strong skills in written and oral expression. * Strong computer literacy/proficiency required: an understanding and appreciation of student services database software and on-line resources, and the willingness and enthusiasm to respond to the needs of MSOR and MSIE program students in an increasingly technologically-oriented society. Proficiency with VMock, 12Twenty, Handshake, Google suite products, MS office, publishing software, social media, etc. Ability to analyze and work with a large volume of student, employer, and related data. * Ability to work independently and under pressure, with a high level of attention to detail. Candidate must exercise good judgment and flexibility. Must be able to prioritize multiple tasks with minimal supervision. Must be able to communicate effectively and tactfully with staff, faculty, students, employers, and alumni in small and large group settings. Excellent command of English (verbal and written). * Must be willing to work on occasional evenings and weekends, as needed. Positive, mission-oriented, forward-thinking attitude and sense of humor a must. Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: Columbia World Projects (CWP), an international program within Columbia Global (CG), is a university-wide initiative that aims to forge closer and more useful connections between Columbia University's vast research capabilities and the needs of the world. CWP works with faculty and colleagues to develop projects that it staffs and operates with partners, including governments, organizations, businesses, and communities in New York City, across the United States, and around the world. CWP is committed to attracting and retaining highly qualified staff and fostering a professional environment that supports collaboration, strong performance, and excellence across its work The Center for Political Economy works to identify and advance the most promising and innovative post-2008 developments within economics, and promotes a new political economy grounded in robust philosophical foundations. Its work is distinguished by an institutional, cross-disciplinary orientation that connects economics to fields including history, law, political science, sociology, public health, engineering, and data science. Central to its mission is the development of "idea labs" that foster fresh thinking, shape research agendas, influence graduate training, and serve as intellectual and policy incubators across key themes in political economy. The Center for Political Economy at CWP seeks a strategic, intellectually curious, and highly organized Project Officer (PO) to help drive a growing portfolio of research, programming, and cross-disciplinary initiatives. Reporting to the Project Director, the PO will play a central role in advancing the Center's mission by supporting the planning, management, and execution of its core activities. The PO will collaborate closely with the Project Director and faculty co-directors to move key workstreams forward, from shaping Idea Lab programming and supporting postdoctoral scholars, to coordinating annual student and faculty grants programs and producing high-impact events that bring together scholars, practitioners, and policymakers. The PO will staff meetings of the Center's co-directors and faculty advisory board and help implement strategic discussions about the Center's future direction. The PO also helps manage Idea Lab budgets and plays a key role in Center communications through event promotion, website management and outreach to Center affiliates. This role offers significant exposure across Columbia Global. The PO will build relationships with partners, stakeholders, and supporters; work with units across CWP and Columbia Global; and contribute to project development and major events connected to the Center's work. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated professional who thrives in a collaborative, intellectually vibrant environment and is eager to help shape a rapidly evolving Center at the intersection of research, policy, and global impact. Responsibilities • Support the advancement of new Center initiatives and projects (including developing process documents, work plans and timelines), with particular attention to the Center's Idea Labs., • Coordinate event-planning processes and procedures, working closely with CWP's Administration, Research and Engagement, and Communications teams to organize lectures, workshops, and other convenings., • Handle scheduling meetings, prepare agendas and materials, take meeting notes, and track follow up actions for internal and external stakeholders., • Maintain regular communication with presenters, lecturers, and facilitators to ensure smooth planning and execution of Center events., • Serve as the primary point of contact for Center participants (including faculty, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows) by responding to questions and helping resolve routine issues., • Provide administrative and logistical support for the Center's annual student and faculty grant competitions and for postdoctoral recruitment and onboarding processes., • Maintain and update the Center's mailing lists, website, and related communications channels, sharing information about events, opportunities, and announcements., • Develop and maintain the Center's calendar of engagement activities and coordinate the planning and execution of public events, workshops and other convenings., • Assist with the preparation and tracking of the Center's annual project plan, work plans, and budgets., • Support the Project Director in preparing technical, progress, and stewardship reports for Center stakeholders, governance bodies, donors and supporters. Bachelor's degree and/or equivalent and 2-4 years of related experience required. Preferred Qualifications • Strong organizational, administrative, and time-management skills with the ability to track multiple tasks and deadlines., • Proficiency with standard office software, including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Google Workspace; familiarity with MailChimp and basic website content updates is a plus., • Excellent interpersonal and written/oral communication skills, with the ability to build productive working relationships with faculty; staff; students, and external partners across a complex institution., • Demonstrated ability to manage several projects simultaneously and adapt to shifting priorities., • Ability to work effectively in a collaborative, team-oriented environment. Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Coordinate and oversee the new appointment/reappointment process of all postdoctoral appointments including Clinical Fellows, Research Fellows, Research Scientists, and visiting Fellows (In-Rotators), and Observers for General Cardiology all Advanced Cardiology Programs, and Preventive Medicine & Nutrition at CUIMC/NYPH., • Coordinate administrative processes to enhance operational efficiency and support organizational objectives., • Develop and maintain filing systems, ensuring easy access to critical documents and information., • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of company policies and regulations to ensure compliance in all administrative functions., • Prepare malpractice forms, submit visa termination forms, submit increase in complement forms, prepare program letters of agreement and requests for a new in-rotation for outside Institutions visiting fellows., • Coordinate and enter cardiology training schedules (Clinic & Services), vacation schedules for all clinical fellows with the Graduate Medical Education Department in their credentialing system. Monitor fellows' attendance. Enter Faculty teaching schedule., • Draft agreements, nomination letters, reappointment letters for new appointments, reappointments, and appointment extensions., • Initiate J-1 and H-1B Visa application process with International Affairs for overseas candidates, • Coordinate and schedule Cardiology Grand Rounds Lectures, draft invitation and confirmation letters for visiting speakers. Prepare and submit check requests for payment of Honorarium. Send email announcements for attendance for CME credit., • Prepare annual itinerary for ACC and AHA conferences., • Compile and print Fellow evaluations for Cardiovascular Diseases ACGME Milestones Report., • Provide division coordinators with updated appointment forms and letters., • Attend monthly GME Coordinator Meeting for updates., • Bachelor's degree or equivalent in education and experience, plus three years of related experience., • Knowledge of academic/residency/fellowship appointments., • Strong organizational and timemanagement skills with attention to detail., • Excellent written and verbal communication skills., • Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines in a fastpaced environment., • Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)., • Demonstrated ability to handle confidential information with discretion and professionalism., • Experience working with GME/fellowship programs, academic appointments, or credentialing systems., • Familiarity with visa processing and International Affairs procedures. Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

The Columbia University Program in Physical Therapy is seeking a collaborative individual with a strong work ethic for a staff physical therapist position in a vibrant Academic Clinical Faculty Physical Therapy Practice. This individual strives for clinical excellence and patient-centered, compassionate care. The mission of this faculty practice is to provide the best clinical practice, facilitate professional development among the physical therapy clinical and academic faculty of the future, and foster a collegial learning environment for clinicians, residents, and physical therapy students. This experienced, energetic, and team-oriented individual will: • Provide clinical care to patients with a broad range of orthopedic diagnoses, • Efficiently execute all professional duties, • Remain current with emerging evidence and skills in the pursuit of life-long learning, • Invest in collaborative clinical practice, • Professional growth through co-treatments and collaborations with other health professions, • Involvement in the Columbia University academic community, including teaching within the entry-level DPT program, mentoring an Orthopedic Physical Therapy Resident, and providing clinical instruction to physical therapy program students, • Participation in clinical research Faculty Practice Location(s) Columbia Physical Therapy, Tarrytown 155 White Plains Road East Building, Suite 102 Tarrytown, NY 10951 Columbia Physical Therapy, CUIMC 51 Audubon Avenue, 1st Floor New York, NY 10032 Minimum Qualifications: • DPT with Clinical Certification, • Must currently have or be eligible for PT licensure in New York State Preferred Qualifications: • Clinical specialty preferred (ie, Board-certified Orthopedic Specialist), • Licensed to practice in New York, • Graduate of an accredited physical therapy program, • 3+ years of clinical experience, • BCLS Certified Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

Columbia University Irving Medical Center - Department of Medicine Columbia University Irving Medical Center invites outstanding candidates to apply for positions at the rank of Assistant Professor. These positions are based with leading research labs in cancer immunotherapy and technology development and are part of the Columbia Center for Translational Immunology and the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center. We are seeking candidates with demonstrated excellence and future potential in the areas of gene editing, cell engineering, cancer genomics, and computational biology, who can lead a research program at the intersection of basic science, translational research, and clinical application. Successful candidates will demonstrate a record of significant research accomplishments and the potential to establish creative, independent research programs with a commitment to teaching and mentoring at the graduate, medical, and postdoctoral levels. Research Focus Areas 1. Gene Editing & Cell Engineering • Development and application of advanced gene editing tools (e.g., CRISPR, base editing) in human and murine immune cells, • Engineering of immune cells for therapeutic applications, including CAR-T and other cell therapies, • Collaboration with the Columbia University Irving Medical Center's cell manufacturing facility for clinical translation 2. Functional Genomics & High-Throughput Screening • Massively parallel CRISPR-based perturbation screens, • Functional characterization of disease-associated variants and variants enhancing therapeutic efficacy, • Synthetic biology and model systems to dissect gene function in cancer and immune contexts 3. Cancer Genomics & Systems Medicine • Study of mutational processes, clonal evolution, chromosomal instability, and the tumor microenvironment, • Integration of multi-omics datasets (e.g., genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics) to uncover cancer mechanisms 4. Advanced Sequencing Technologies • Application and development of cutting-edge methods such as:, • Single-cell RNA-seq and ATAC-seq, • Spatial transcriptomics, • Long-read sequencing, • Whole-genome/exome sequencing (WGS/WES) 5. Computational Biology & AI • Development of predictive models of therapy response using machine learning/AI, • Multi-modal data integration and quantitative systems biology approaches, • State-of-the-art core facilities for sequencing, cell engineering, and imaging, • High-performance computing and data science support, • Biobanking and patient-derived model systems, • A rich and collaborative scientific community spanning basic, clinical, and translational domains, • Applicants must hold a Ph.D. and/or M.D. (or equivalent degree) in related discipline., • Demonstrated record of significant research accomplishments and the potential to establish a creative, independent research program. Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule: Mon - Fri (9am - 5pm), • Building: Columbia University Medical Center This position reports directly to the Director of the Hernia Center and the Division Administrator in the Department of Surgery. The incumbent will be responsible for providing Hernia care services in the office; including assessing, diagnosing, prescribing, treating, and educating patients while working closely with Hernia Surgeons and other clinicians in a team approach to patient care. Responsibilities • Will assess patient status by obtaining health history through patient/family interviews and chart reviews., • Assessing presenting illness, risk factors, and family history, psychosocial situation, and cultural factors; and performing appropriate physical examination., • Provide pre-operative evaluation, risk assessment, screening, and education., • Conduct independent outpatient mid- and long-term postoperative follow up., • Assist with ordering appropriate laboratory diagnostic and perform other screening tests., • Seeks other information as needed, including consultation with physicians and other clinicians, for evaluation of illness., • Integrates data to determine diagnosis and therapeutic plan, including identification of any health risks., • Develop and implement treatment plan by prescribing/dispensing medications and/or injections in compliance with medical practice guidelines and state laws., • Providing guidance to patient/family regarding medications and treatments., • Educates patients regarding health promotion/illness prevention., • Provides recommendations to appropriate community resources to meet patient/family needs., • Communicates appropriate case management information to other professionals and community agencies., • Prepares documentation for medical records including updating patient medical chart by posting examination and test results, diagnosis, medications, and treatment in written/computerized manner., • Participates in peer reviews, chart reviews, staff education, clinical guideline development, and other continuing education. Also provide quality assurance activities to demonstrate compliance with standards, regulations, policies, and procedures., • Comply with patient confidentiality requirements. Promotes patient advocacy., • Collaborates with physicians in managing acute and long-term medical needs of patients. Minimum education: • Bachelor's degree or equivalent in education and experience, • Current NYS PA License, • NCCPA Board Certification, • BLS Certification Qualifications for candidates include but are not limited to the following: • Intermediate MS Office skills, • Ability to perform comprehensive history and physical examination., • Ability to manage and coordinate a patient case load., • Work within a collaborative agreement/protocols with a physician and health care team. Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

The Department of Biomedical Engineering - Prof. Elham Azizi's Lab, is looking for a Staff Associate III to: Functional Knowledge (35%) - Develop advanced probabilistic and causal generative frameworks linking molecular to clinical data; design interpretable representation spaces for tumor-immune dynamics and therapy response. Technical Expertise (25%) - Engineer LLM and diffusion/flow-matching pipelines; integrate multi-GPU distributed training, experiment tracking, and MLOps automation. Problem-Solving Skills (15%) - Innovate adaptive fine-tuning, multi-task learning, and agentic reasoning strategies to improve generalization and data efficiency. Decision Making/Autonomy (10%) - Lead architectural and data design decisions; prioritize experiments aligned with program milestones; evaluate trade-offs between model accuracy and interpretability. Communication Skills (10%) - Present findings at internal symposia and external conferences; co-author manuscripts; write high-quality documentation and technical reports. Mentorship/Leadership (5%) - Mentor junior engineers and research assistants; provide guidance on causal inference methods and AI-in-loop experimentation. B.S./B.E. (minimum) in Computer Science, Biomedical/Electrical Engineering, Statistics, Bioinformatics, Applied Math, or related field. MS or PhD degree is preferred but not required. Required qualifications • Substantial expertise in training deep learning models and tuning large foundation models., • Expertise with developing efficient data loaders for large datasets and optimizing training workflows., • Deep knowledge of probabilistic modelling, self-supervised learning and representation learning, diffusion/VAE/flow matching architectures, • Strong Python, PyTorch/JAX, containerization & MLOps skills; familiarity with distributed training and modern experiment-tracking stacks, • Experience with AI coding tools (e.g., Copilot, Cursor) Preferred extras • M.S. or graduate-level degree in relevant field, • Experience with single-cell and spatial genomic or imaging data, and multimodal integration, • Expertise in statistical causal discovery and inference, • Publications or open-source contributions in generative models, • Strong interest in applications and driving impact in cancer biology and immunology 6+ years of experience in software engineering including: 3+ yrs hands-on experience training generative AI or large-language models at scale 2+ years experience with statistical or generative modeling Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

Columbia University School of the Arts invites applications to fill the position of Lecturer in the Discipline of Writing to begin July 1, 2026. Initial appointment is for one year, with possible renewal for a total of three years The Writing Program offers an undergraduate major in Creative Writing, and the MFA in Writing with concentrations in Fiction, Poetry and literary Nonfiction. Candidates with at least one publication by a nationally recognized press, or several published stories, essays, or poems are encouraged to apply. The Program invites applicants who work in one genre, or whose work is cross-genre, and who have a strong commitment to teaching and service. This lecturer position will teach 3 classes or its equivalent each fall and spring semester. Courses taught will be undergraduate or graduate workshops, seminars or lectures. The ideal candidate will have a strong commitment to mentoring graduate students and developing co-curricular pre-professional programming in consultation with the Chair and faculty in Poetry, Fiction and Nonfiction. Teaching experience is required; undergraduate and graduate teaching is preferred. Columbia University School of the Arts offers Masters of Fine Arts Degrees in four disciplines: Film, Theatre, Visual Arts and Writing; a Masters of Arts degree in Film Studies; and undergraduate majors in Creative Writing, Film Studies and Visual Arts. Salary commensurate with experience. A record of significant professional achievement as a writer in fiction, nonfiction poetry, and/or cross-genre. Minimum Degree Required: BA or equivalent undergraduate degree. Preferred Degree Required: MFA/graduate degree. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • Hours Per Week: 35 The Center for Career Education (CCE) is an innovative team of career services professionals dedicated to supporting the diverse body of students and alumni in reaching their personal and professional goals. We achieve this by providing access to networking connections, experiential learning opportunities and jobs, comprehensive resources, and customized career counseling. CCE serves undergraduate students and alumni in Columbia College, The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science, and the School of General Studies, and collaborates with the Career Centers in the other schools at Columbia University and its affiliated institutions. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, working closely with the Experiential Education team to develop internship programs for students from the three schools served by CCE. The incumbent will be required to oversee the implementation of programs and take primary responsibility for educating and informing students about the benefits of the programs. This will include offering information sessions to advertise and publicize opportunities, organizing and facilitating pre-program and other professional development events, and encouraging all student participants to utilize the resources of the Center to find their next opportunity. They will also offer career counseling and practice interviews to all program participants. Responsibilities * Work closely with the Associate Dean of Experiential Education to coordinate student involvement and participation in CCE internship programs. Develop a calendar of events to publicize opportunities, market the benefits of the programs, and inform students about application processes. Along with the team, develop pre-program and other career professional development training for all participants. Act as the point of contact for students interested in CCE's internship programs. The Assistant Director will also be required to take responsibility for the management of specific programs. * Provide individual and group counseling to students engaged in or participating in experiential education programs. Work closely with student participants to help them secure future opportunities. Participate in the Center's daily 'quick question' rotation for career counseling as well as conduct one-on-one counseling appointments with students. * Develop opportunities to market their experiences, within the Center, among the student body, and the wider University community. Develop resources, print and online, which highlight their experiences and market the benefits of the program. Develop assessments and analyze data and learning outcomes of the program. * Work closely with the team to coordinate the process by which Columbia students are selected for CCE internship programs. Travel nationally on behalf of CCE to assist in the development of appropriate and mutually beneficial relationships between employers, educational institutions, and Columbia. * Perform other related duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications • Bachelor's degree or equivalent required., • A minimum of 2-4 years of related experience in career services, student affairs, graduate recruitment, university relations, and/or marketing experience is required., • Desire to help students gain internships and other professional experiences; excellent career counseling and program development experience required., • Excellent written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills and the ability to work within a diverse, small team are required., • Proficiency in Google Suite, Microsoft Office/365, and Salesforce strongly desired. Preferred Qualifications * Master's degree in a relevant area preferred. Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

Columbia University Irving Medical Center's Department of Neurology invites applications for a full-time, Assistant Professor to develop a, translational research program focused on molecular mechanisms of neurodegeneration. We seek an investigator whose work centers on endolysosomal/endosomal trafficking, neuroinflammation, and therapeutic approaches (e.g., AAV-based gene therapy, small-molecule or peptide modulators). The successful candidate will hold a medical and/or research doctoral degree, will be expected to establish an externally funded laboratory, mentor trainees, and contribute to departmental teaching and collaborative translational initiatives at and outside CUIMC (strong interactions with the proteomics, transcriptomics imaging and iPSC/core facilities encouraged). Responsibilities Establish and lead an innovative research program investigating endolysosomal/endosomal dysfunction and neuron-glia interactions in Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, FTD and related disorders. Secure extramural funding (NIH, foundation, industry partnerships) to support a sustainable research program; prepare and submit competitive grant applications. Design and oversee experiments using genetic mouse models, AAV and other gene-delivery platforms, iPSC-derived neuronal models, proteomics, and single-cell transcriptomics as appropriate. Translate basic research findings toward therapeutic strategies (e.g., vector engineering, non-invasive delivery methods, small molecule/peptide modulators) and manage collaborations with translational/industry partners. Publish high-quality manuscripts and present results at national/international meetings; participate in patenting and technology-translation activities where appropriate. Mentor and supervise graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, research staff, and trainees; contribute to the Department's graduate and medical student teaching program and to recruitment/training efforts. Collaborate across departments and centers (imaging, proteomics, immunology, iPSC cores) and engage in departmental service (committees, seminars, outreach). MD, PhD, MD/PhD, or equivalent doctoral degree with postdoctoral research experience in neuroscience, cell biology, neurodegeneration, or a strongly related field. Demonstrated research focus on endolysosomal/endosomal trafficking, retromer biology, neuroinflammation, or closely related mechanisms in neurodegenerative disease as evidenced by publications and project leadership. Experience with gene-delivery approaches (AAV or other viral vectors) and molecular/genetic model systems (mouse models, iPSC models) or closely related technical expertise. Track record of peer-reviewed publications in respected journals demonstrating independent productivity. Preferred Qualifications Competitive record of extramural funding or clear potential to obtain NIH/federal, foundation, or industry support (examples include roles on NIH/NIA grants, program projects, foundation awards). Experience translating basic discoveries toward therapeutic strategies (gene therapy, vector engineering, small-molecule or peptide therapeutics) and prior industry or multi-disciplinary collaborations. Patents or technology-transfer experience related to endolysosomal modulation, viral constructs, or related therapeutics. Strong leadership in mentoring and demonstrated success training students and postdocs; enthusiasm for curriculum development and graduate/medical education. Evidence of mentoring or supervision of trainees (students, postdocs, research staff etc.). Ability and willingness to teach and participate in departmental service. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

Title: Assistant Professor or Lecturer of Digital Design Department: School of Art and Design Reports To: Department Chair Position Type: Faculty Position Summary: The J. Robert and Barbara A. Hillier College of Architecture and Design (HCAD) at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) invites applications for a full-time tenure-track (Assistant Professor) or teaching-focused (Lecturer) appointment in Digital Design. Candidates should have a clear research agenda and/or accomplished creative work and will be expected to pursue this work through scholarly activities such as publishing papers, presenting at conferences, and/or creating internationally recognized and award-winning creative works. This may include, but is not limited to, the following areas of evidence-based design methodologies: Innovative narrative and visualization technologies, such as game design and development, UI/UX, XR, AI, HCI, VFX, physical computing, or digital media and theory to teach design studio, lecture, and/or seminar courses to undergraduate and graduate students. Agendas relating to NJIT's strategic plan are welcome, and interdisciplinary collaborative practices are encouraged. Candidates should have a clear research agenda and/or accomplished creative work and will be expected to pursue this work through scholarly activities such as publishing papers and/or books, presenting at conferences, and designing peer-recognized work. Agendas relating to NJIT's strategic plan are welcome, and interdisciplinary collaborative practices are highly encouraged. Candidates should hold a terminal degree in the field from an accredited program, and a proven record of excellence in teaching, research, and/or creative practice is required. Essential Functions: -Have a clear research agenda related to their design and creative work. -Pursue this agenda through scholarly activities such as publishing papers, presenting at conferences, and/or creating internationally recognized and award-winning creative works. Agendas relating to NJIT's strategic plan are welcome, and interdisciplinary collaborative practices are highly encouraged. -Teach courses and studios in Digital Design. -Participate in service activities within HCAD and NJIT, as well as within their profession and/or discipline. Prerequisite Qualifications: -Hold a terminal degree in the field from an accredited program, or its equivalent, such as M.F.A. or Ph.D. -A proven record of excellence in teaching, research, and/or creative practice. -Expertise may originate in many creative academic or professional areas. -At the university's discretion, the education and experience prerequisites may be exempted where the candidate can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the university an equivalent combination of education and experience specifically preparing the candidate for success in the position. Bargaining Unit: PSA Salary Information: In compliance with the NJ Pay Transparency Law, if the incumbent is hired as an Assistant Professor the starting salary for this position is $85,000.00; if hired as a University Lecturer, the starting salary for this position is $65.000.00. NJIT considers factors such as (but not limited to) scope and responsibilities of the position, candidate's work experience, education/training, key skills, internal peer equity, as well as, market and organizational considerations when extending an offer. This pay range represents base pay only and excludes any additional items such as incentives, bonuses or other items. To learn more about the comprehensive benefits NJIT offers for this position, please visit our benefits page: . FLSA: Exempt Full-Time Special Instructions to Applicants: -Candidates should submit a CV, a cover letter that includes a statement of interest outlining their vision and qualifications for the position, a research statement, a teaching statement, and a list of three references. -Applicants should also provide a link in their cover letter to a digital dossier containing samples of their research and design projects, as well as samples of their students' work, in a PDF file. -Applicants are encouraged to apply by February 6, 2026. The position, however, will remain open until filled. Apply NowShare Save Job

The Columbia University Irving Medical Center's Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology has long been a leader in advancing women's reproductive health care. We are the birthplace of the Apgar score for assessing newborn health, the first institution in the country to perform an amniocentesis test, and the center that created RhoGAM, which has virtually eradicated Rh-incompatibility reactions that once accounted for hundreds of fetal and neonatal deaths and illnesses each year. Located at the heart of CUIMC's vibrant medical community, more than 100 physicians and over 40 post-graduate residents and fellows work together alongside researchers and clinicians across CUIMC to meet women's health care needs. We remain committed to our mission to provide the best patient care, to train future Ob/Gyn leaders, to support innovative research, and to bring those innovations into clinical practice. The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Columbia University Irving Medical Center in New York City is seeking a full-time, board-certified or board-eligible hospitalist to join our established academic practice. We welcome applicants who are experienced OBGYN specialists with an inpatient focus or with demostrated expertise in hospital-based obstetric care. The qualified candidate may have completed an OBGYN Hospitalist Fellowship or be an experienced obstetrician. This position has the opportunity to also be considered for the role of providing medical oversight of Labor and Delivery. This role would involve close collaboration with nursing, hospital administration, and faculty to ensure safe, efficient, and patient-centered care. The Medical Director is expected to maintain a consistent presence on the unit, foster interdisciplinary teamwork, and contribute to clinical operations, quality improvement initiatives, education, and program development within a high-acuity academic setting. JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: The ideal candidate should have broad experience in all aspects of inpatient obstetric care, including labor and delivery, antepartum and postpartum management, and obstetric emergencies. Candidates should be skilled in the care of complex pregnancies and comfortable collaborating in a multidisciplinary academic environment. Clinical responsibilities include labor and delivery coverage, postpartum care, participation in rapid response and obstetric emergency management, and collaboration with MFM subspecialists, OB/GYN specialists, anesthesiologists, neonatologists, and nursing staff to optimize patient care and outcomes. As Medical Director of Labor and Delivery, the physician will provide medical oversight for the unit, maintain a consistent on-site presence, and support safe, efficient, and patient-centered operations. Key responsibilities include ensuring adherence to clinical standards, documentation practices, and regulatory requirements; leading daily interdisciplinary rounds, huddles, and coordination meetings; and partnering with nursing and hospital leadership to meet operational goals related to patient flow, throughput, and quality metrics. The Medical Director will review clinical complications, guide performance improvement initiatives, and support implementation of evidence-based practices and new clinical programs. Academic responsibilities include but are not limited to participation in teaching activities with medical students, residents, and fellows, as well as participation in quality improvement initiatives, simulation training, and departmental research activities. Minimum Degree: • Medical Degree from an Accredited University Minimum Qualifications • Board certified, or Board eligible, • NY State Medical License eligible, • Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, • At least 3 years' experience working on a Labor and Delivery Unit post completion of OBGYN Residency The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology is dedicated to the goal of building a multicultural faculty and staff committed to teaching, working and serving in a diverse community, and strongly encourages applications from candidates of traditionally underrepresented backgrounds. We are continuously seeking to recruit individuals who will enhance the diversity of our workplace and the effectiveness of our organization. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC)'s Department of OBGYN is excited to announce an opportunity to join Women's Genetics as a Lecturer or Assistant Professor of Genetic Counseling (rank dependent on individual experiences) and research/clinical genetic counselor at CUIMC. Women's Genetics includes a team of genetic counselors and coordinators led by two Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist/Geneticists, a research genetic counselor manager, and a clinical genetic counselor manager. Members of Women's Genetics at Columbia have been at the forefront of discovery and implementation of reproductive genetic technologies for women and their pregnancies. Many of these studies have appeared in leading medical journals, changing obstetrical care and genetics practice. We are seeking a highly motivated Genetic Counselor to support and coordinate reproductive genomics research and provide patient care in Obstetrics & Gynecology, bolstering our overarching goal to be leaders in the translation of genomic medicine into maternal-fetal and women's health. This individual will primarily work with our maternal-fetal genomic research initiatives supported through NIH and through the collaboration between the Department of OBGYN and the New York Genome Center. The individual will have the opportunity to be involved in a variety of ongoing research initiatives such as our NICHD funded study of prenatal genomic sequencing in non-anomalous fetuses, the expansion of our fetal sequencing data repository with Broad Institute, and our efforts to keep patients engaged with their sequencing data longitudinally through a grant partnership with Geisinger. The candidate will perform other research related duties as assigned. This individual will also provide clinical genetic counseling services within OBGYN and support a variety of learners such as genetic counseling graduate students, medical students, residents, and fellow through fieldwork placements and teaching as needed. The candidate will identify, recruit, and consent eligible participants; conduct visits as outlined in study protocols and in accordance with Good Clinical Practices (GCP) guidelines. They will perform research-related services such as data collection, data entry and transmission, specimen collection, processing and storing or shipment of specimens. They will ensure the appropriate tests, procedures and laboratory tests are completed. The candidate will collect data and complete case report forms for all study visits as required by the protocol and consistent with GCP, FDA/HHS, state and institutional regulations. Successful candidates will work in a multi-disciplinary manner with other CUIMC providers and have the ability to collaborate effectively as a member of the health care team. They will also have excellent oral and written communication skills, and the ability to both work independently and in a team. This represents a unique opportunity for a genetic counselor interested in both the provision of excellent clinical care and supporting research in the expansion and translation of genomics in women's health. A successful candidate will operate in an interdisciplinary and intellectual community at CUIMC. Job Responsibilities: • Develop and implement novel protocols in collaboration with PIs, Co-Is, and the genetic counseling team, • With limited supervision, provide reproductive genetic counseling to a diverse group of obstetric and preconception patients referred due to family histories of genetic disease, abnormal screening results, fetal anomalies, prior affected pregnancies, complex multifetal gestations and those seeking invasive diagnostic testing (CVS and amniocentesis)., • Work as part of a cutting-edge multidisciplinary team including Maternal Fetal Medicine, pediatric specialists, and the Center for Prenatal Pediatrics in the care of patients with fetal malformations., • Coordinate the ordering of and counsel patients on clinical genetic/genomic screens and diagnostic tests, • Screen, recruit, and consent eligible patients for reproductive genomic research studies, • Maintain timely data entry and transmission for assigned research projects, • Maintain IRB protocols for projects assigned by the genomics research manager, • Conduct relevant literature reviews to support new research initiatives as needed, • Conduct intake screening, risk assessment, explain nature and scope of testing procedures, • Communicate results to patients and families, • Attend and participate in professional meetings and directed educational opportunities, and have an active role in the drafting of manuscripts and publication of findings, • Supervise students enrolled in the Columbia University Genetic Counseling Graduate Program during their reproductive fieldwork., • Participate in other educational, research, and academic service programs in the Department in accordance with the wishes of the department chair We are continuously seeking to recruit individuals who will enhance the diversity of our workplace and the effectiveness of our organization. Minimum Qualifications: • Master's Degree in Genetic Counseling, • Experience in the provision of prenatal genetic counseling services, at least 1-2 years, • Experience in clinical research Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: Reporting to the Executive Director, Development and Strategic Initiatives, the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) on the Columbia Engineering Development and Alumni Relations Team (EDAR), the Director, Development and Industry Partnerships holds a robust portfolio with a primary focus on graduate level (MS and PhD) alumni and industry and corporate partners, including undergraduate alumni, parents and friends of Columbia with the capacity to make six- to eight-figure gifts. The incumbent is responsible for building a portfolio of individual, corporate and foundation relationships with a primary focus on graduate level alumni. They will design and develop solicitation strategies and proposals, solicit and close gifts, and continually steward, discover, and cultivate donors. The incumbent is a collaborative team player who will also work closely with the Dean, the Vice Dean for Development and Alumni Relations, EDAR, SEAS Offices of Strategic Research, Collaborations and Industry Innovations, and partners at Columbia University Office of Alumni Relations and Development (OAD) to identify priorities and execute our fundraising goals. They will serve as the primary point for EDAR working with SEAS faculty who are raising gifts to support their labs. This is a cross functional role requiring a holistic view and strategic program management. The incumbent must have effective writing and presentation skills and be a persuasive advocate for Engineering priorities. As a member of the Engineering Development and Alumni Relations team, they raise money for School priorities. Responsibilities Build, manage, and solicit a portfolio of major gifts, corporate and foundation gifts. • Responsible for conducting 150 personal visits over 12 months to cultivate, solicit, steward, and close gifts, in addition to cold calls., • Manage an active portfolio of 150 prospects, ensuring consistent follow-up and relationship building to enhance continued and increased support., • Manage and build a portfolio of SEAS graduate alumni, build and support the portfolio of corporate and foundation relationships, and secure gifts for research centers, SPA and other grants. It is important for the Director to collaborate and partner with SEAS Offices of Strategic Research, Centers Operations, Collaborations and Industry Innovations, and with individual Faculty who are working on gifts to their labs., • Must have demonstrated success in achieving fundraising goals and managing high-level donor relationships., • Prepares written solicitation materials, proposals, talking points, and briefings tailored to individual donors and prospects to unlock personal philanthropy, as well as corporate and foundation gifts., • Actively seek opportunities through alumni and faculty networks., • Serves as a partner within EDAR and OAD to help other fundraisers leverage alumni donors' roles in industry as founders, members of the c-suite or research leads to unlock additional funding outside of individual philanthropic gifts. Work with colleagues in Corporate and Foundation Relations at the University level., • Directly solicit or support 25 annual gifts of $10k+ each year., • Partner with units across the University, including the Engineering Office for Research and Engineering Industry Innovations, where philanthropic giving plays a crucial role in establishing a research Center or cluster, or other complex project., • This includes advising or seeking appropriate guidance on distinguishing gifts from grants or sponsored research; drafting gift agreements; coordinating internal review processes and in some cases, facilitating gift agreement negotiations between donors and Gift Strategy; working with colleagues within departments, Finance, and other relevant teams to ensure gifts are set-up, received, and processed as needed., • Establishing best practices for complex corporate gifts., • Builds internal relationships with administrators and faculty across the School and campus to understand School and University priorities. Attends related meetings, • Participate in regular team meetings to evaluate progress and adjust strategies as needed, • Serve as the primary liaison between the Engineering Development team and department administrators and faculty involved in the gifts process. Draft gift agreements, coordinate internal reviews of agreements and other related materials, and when needed facilitate negotiations among donors, industry partners, and Gift Strategy. Collaborate with departments, Finance, and other teams to ensure gifts are properly set up, received, and processed. Provide updates and guidance on development processes and serve as a resource for department assistants and faculty on development-related questions., • Serve as a liaison between relevant teams and EDAR regarding outreach and communications with alumni, donors, and prospects, ensuring coordination that reflects and balances existing relationships., • Lead training sessions for School colleagues to promote understanding of development processes and procedures as needed., • Support donor/volunteer boards as needed, including planning and leading meetings and recruiting new members., • The Columbia Engineering Board of Visitors (BOV) includes a number of dedicated and engaged industry leaders. They work in committees and advisory groups. The incumbent may manage and help develop the committee on Industry Partnerships to advance the priorities of the School in partnership with the Senior Director, Industry Innovations and Director of Strategic Collaborations. Organize two-four committee meetings per year; work with the Dean and Vice Dean of Engineering to set strategic priorities for this committee. Minimum Qualifications • A bachelor's degree is required., • A minimum of five (5) to seven (7) years of experience demonstrating success in all phases of cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding gifts from individuals, corporations, and foundations or a demonstrated ability to establish long-term relationships with constituents., • Experience with volunteer management, programming and events; or related experience is required., • Excellent writing and communication skills, tact, sensitivity and mature judgment are required., • Must be professional, organized, creative and efficient, able to work successfully, both individually and as part of a team., • Demonstrates a spirit of mutual support and excitement for Columbia and embodies collaborative problem-solving across complex organizational structures., • An advanced degree is desirable., • Experience with Columbia University structure and cultures strongly preferred as is successful experience staffing senior institutional leaders., • Five to seven years in fundraising, corporate/industry related or related transferable experience preferred, with demonstrated success fundraising giving or applicable ability., • Experience with higher education., • Having an intellectual interest in engineering, technology and STEM would be helpful., • This position requires evening and weekend work and travel as necessary. Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: Lewisohn The Columbia University School of General Studies (GS) is the finest liberal arts college in the United States dedicated to making Ivy League education accessible to nontraditional students. GS was founded in 1947 with the mission of expanding access to elite higher education, and it remains the most diverse college in the Ivy League, with many transfer, first-generation, and international students. GS students are fully integrated with Columbia's broader undergraduate population and are taught by Columbia's celebrated faculty. The Senior Assistant Dean of Advising advises students on academic, administrative and personal matters as relates to students' academic goals and plans of study. Supervises the Undergraduate Assistant Deans of Advising Dual BA (DBA) team. Provides support and guidance to this team in addressing student issues and concerns. Responsibilities Advises up to approximately 300 students on academic planning and progress, registration, course selection, GS core requirements, degree requirements, declaring a major, leaves of absence, academic support services, and other academic and administrative policies. Includes email, phone, and in-person advising with students and contact with faculty members and other university administrators related to individual student cases. Administrative duties associated with advising load include records maintenance, major declaration and BA degree clearance, etc. Supervises the Assistant Dean of Advising DBA team, including training, annual review and feedback, and other management as required. Supervisory responsibilities include weekly 1:1 meetings, quarterly or semesterly feedback meetings, and annual review conversations with each Assistant Dean. In addition to answering questions and providing guidance and feedback, the Senior Assistant Dean will discuss professional growth and goals with each supervisee. Collaborates with Associate Dean of Advising to ensure that the DBA team as a whole maintains balanced portfolios and has the knowledge and operational support to function successfully. Heavy focus on advising students enrolled in some of GS's international Dual BA degree programs in France, Hong Kong, Ireland, and Israel as well potentially working with the Jewish Theological Seminary joint BA program Serves on the GS Committee on Academic Standing, and occasional subcommittees thereof, including Academic Review, as required. Collaborates with colleagues in GS and at DBA partner institutions on academic planning, programming, etc. Travels semesterly to visit international partner institutions as required. Collaborates with colleagues around Columbia in liaison roles, as required. Performs other tasks and projects as required. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree required. Advanced graduate degree or equivalent in related experience preferred. Minimum of 5 to 7 years of related experience in teaching or advising in an academic setting required. Must be able to adjust to multiple demands and shifting priorities and be a team player. Must possess excellent interpersonal, communication, leadership, and organizational skills. Knowledge of MS Office required. Proficiency with SIS (Student Information Services) desirable. Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

Senior Financial Operations Analyst What you will be doing: Premier Inc is seeking a highly skilled Senior Finance Operations Analyst to join the Office of Corporate Business Operations within the Fiscal Affairs pillar. This role is responsible for performing complex, high-level financial and operational analysis while providing project planning and execution support across finance operations. The position requires strong analytical expertise, sound independent judgment, and the ability to manage multiple high-impact initiatives. The Senior Finance Operations Analyst will oversee funding approvals, forecasting, registration, invoice and payment processing, project close-outs, vendor communications, and data validation while collaborating across multiple business lines. A key focus of this role is strengthening and overseeing Supply Chain fiscal operations through the development and management of analytical tools, templates, and dashboards to evaluate procurement processes, financial performance, and operational effectiveness. The role also supports workflow optimization, ERP system analysis, and performance improvement initiatives. Primary Responsibilities include but not limited to: * Lead and support cross-functional initiatives to ensure compliance with fiscal policies and guidelines * Develop, maintain, and enhance interactive dashboards, financial models, and ad-hoc reports to monitor budget performance and key metrics * Present weekly, monthly, and quarterly financial insights to senior leadership, providing actionable recommendations * Maintain thorough documentation of analytical methodologies, project status, and recommended next steps so others can follow and understand * Identify operations gaps and assist in developing standard operating procedures, playbook, departmental training manuals, and quality assurance tools to improve financial operations * Support the preparation of financial forecasts and projections aligned with Supply Chain priorities * Enter and manage requisitions for authorized budgets for the fiscal year for various funding sources, ensuring proper approval is received from cost center managers/Deputy Executive Director and Central Finance * Review and process invoice, coordinate vendor communications, data validation, and coordination with stakeholders to prevent payment delays and credit holds * Track and maintain Purchase Order (PO) approvals, ensuring accurate documentation and reconciliation with internal systems and trackers as needed * Coordinate with departments to resolve any discrepancies in PO approval and ensure timely processing * Assist with PO amendment and close-out, notify business owners upon completion * Monitor contract-related payments to ensure compliance with the scope of work, contract/payment terms, rates, and approved funding levels * Provide analytical and operational support to the Director of Finance and assist with special projects as assigned Required Qualifications Work Experience: Years of Applicable Experience - 4 or more years Education: High School Diploma or GED (Required) Preferred Qualifications Skills: * Strong proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) and advanced Excel skills, including pivot tables, VLOOKUP, data analysis, and complex formulas. * Hands-on experience with Peoplesoft, Oracle, PassPort, Hyperion, SQL, Access and PowerBI or similar tools for financial reporting, KPI tracking, and dashboard creation. * Experience in NYC government finance and procurement functions is plus * Understanding of procurement processes and documentation standards * Team Player with a positive attitude and respectful manners * Open to learning, adopting new systems or directives, and suggesting ways to streamline processes Experience: * A minimum of 4 years of professional experience in financial analysis, budgeting, or accounting, with a proven track record in managing and analyzing budgets. * Proven ability to synthesize complex financial data into clear, actionable insights for senior management. Education: * Undergraduate degree (Bachelor's) or graduate degree (Master's) in Finance, Accounting, or a related field Additional Job Requirements: * Remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods of time * Be adaptive and change priorities quickly; meet deadlines * Attention to detail * Operate computer programs and software * Ability to communicate effectively with audiences in person and in electronic formats. * Day-to-day contact with others (co-workers and/or the public) * Making independent decisions * Ability to work in a collaborative business environment in close quarters with peers and varying interruptions Working Conditions: Hospital Environment Travel Requirements: Travel 1-20% within the US Physical Demands: Sedentary: Exerting up to 10 pounds of force occasionally, and/or a negligible amount of force frequently or constantly to lift, carry, push, pull or otherwise move objects, including the human body. Sedentary work involves remaining stationary most of the time. Jobs are sedentary if movement is required only occasionally, and all other sedentary criteria are met. Premier's compensation philosophy is to ensure that compensation is reasonable, equitable, and competitive in order to attract and retain talented and highly skilled employees. Premier's internal salary range for this role is $72,000 - $120,000. Final salary is dependent upon several market factors including, but not limited to, departmental budgets, internal equity, education, unique skills/experience, and geographic location. Premier utilizes a wide-range salary structure to allow base salary flexibility within our ranges. Qualified full-time and part-time employees also receive access to the following benefits: * Health, dental, vision, life and disability insurance * 401k retirement program * Paid time off * Participation in Premier's employee incentive plans * Tuition reimbursement and professional development opportunities Premier at a glance: * Ranked #1 on Charlotte's Healthiest Employers list for 2019, 2020, 2022, and 2023 and 21st Healthiest Employer in America (2023) * Named one of the World's Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute for the 16th year in a row * Modern Healthcare Best in Business Awards: Consultant - Healthcare Management (2024) * The only company to be recognized by KLAS twice for Overall Healthcare Management Consulting For a listing of all of our awards, please visit the ___ section on our company website. Employees receive: * Perks and discounts * Access to on-site and online exercise classes Premier is looking for smart, agile individuals like you to help us transform the healthcare industry. Here you will find critical thinkers who have the freedom to make an impact. Colleagues who share your thirst to learn more and do things better. Teammates committed to improving the health of a nation. See why incredible challenges require incredible people. Premier is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to unlawful discrimination because of their age, race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, citizenship status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, familial status, pregnancy status, genetic information, status as a victim of domestic violence, covered military or protected veteran status (e.g., status as a Vietnam Era veteran, disabled veteran, special disabled veteran, Armed Forces Serviced Medal veteran, recently separated veteran, or other protected veteran) disability, or any other applicable federal, state or local protected class, trait or status or that of persons with whom an applicant associates. We also consider qualified applicants with criminal histories, consistent with applicable federal, state and local law. In addition, as a federal contractor, Premier complies with government regulations, including affirmative action responsibilities, where they apply. EEO / AA / Disabled / Protected Veteran Employer. Premier also provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with a disability or those who have a sincerely held religious belief. If you need assistance in the application process, please reply to___or contact Premier Recruiting at 704.816.5200. Information collected and processed as part of any job application you choose to submit to Premier is subject to Premier's___.

Title: UB High School Foreign Language Instructor Department: TRiO Reports to: Trio Director Position Type: Staff Position Summary: High School Foreign Language Instructors: Spanish I, Spanish II, French I, French II, Mandarin, American Sign Language. Essential Functions: -Conduct an integrated academic foreign language class, teach students learning strategies -Conduct teaching and instructional activities using educational equipment, manipulative objects, props, and other learning aids. -Prepare and submit a course outline prior to the start of the class • Assist with the planning, instruction, and evaluation of tutoring and problem-solving activities., • Complete paperwork associated with classroom and project management., • Make recommendations on students' strength and needs., • Report student learning and behavioral issues to the appropriate staff personnel., • Assist with the training and evaluation of Teacher Assistants., • The incumbent will be required to attend training and meetings., • In the event of an absence please provide 24 hour notice., • Classroom work must be prepared for students and the TA must be prepared to deliver work to students in the absence of an instructor. Additional Functions: -Transport students from one class location to another in a timely manner, ensuring proper supervision and safety of students. Prerequisite Qualifications: -Two or more years of teaching experience at the high school or post-secondary level, complete a background clearance check, ability to plan, organize, develop and conduct a comprehensive instructional tutoring program for students enrolled in the Upward Bound Program, undergraduate or graduate degree in the designated discipline, experience working with minority and disadvantaged students at the middle school, high school or post-secondary level. -At the university's discretion, the education and experience prerequisites may be exempted where the candidate can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the university, an equivalent combination of education and experience specifically preparing the candidate for success in the position. Salary Information: In compliance with the NJ Pay Transparency Law, the hourly rate/range for this position is $40.00-$50.00 (USD). NJIT considers factors such as (but not limited to) scope and responsibilities of the position, candidate's work experience, education/training, key skills, internal peer equity, as well as, market and organizational considerations when extending an offer. This pay range represents base pay only and excludes any additional items such as incentives, bonuses or other items. FLSA: Non-Exempt Part-Time Apply NowShare Save Job

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: Supervised by the Assistant/Associate Director of Advising, the Advisor serves as the main point of contact and overall resource for students in the School of Professional Studies (SPS) programs, providing academic advising, coaching, relevant programming, and support from the point of deposit through program completion. These offerings currently include cross-disciplinary Master's Degree Programs, Pre-Graduate and Graduate Certificate Programs, Structured and Unstructured Certifications of Professional Achievement, take-a-class options for bachelor's degree holders and visiting students enrolled at other institutions, High School Programs, Auditing students and the American Language Programs. The Advisor will provide a seamless experience for students, transformational programming and proactive, supportive advising to support student success. Responsibilities * Counsel new students on the available curricular and extracurricular options within their program and guide students as they develop their academic enrollment plan. Offer recommendations and/or introductions to faculty and/or academic directors who are willing to advise on career and/or industry related matters * Attend, assist and present at new student orientation, relevant program-specific meetings and events, and various other events throughout the year including SPS Graduation, University Commencement, Admitted Student Days, and other major Cornerstone Events * Proactively alert supervisors and other relevant stakeholders to student concerns * Maintain a very high level of knowledge of program curricular details and stay abreast of changes to curriculum and faculty within the assigned program * Provide a seamless transition from point of deposit to program completion by working collaboratively and consistently with various units including but not limited to: Academic Programs, Admissions, International Students and Scholars Office, Student Financial Services, Student Life, Student Services, Career Design Lab, CU Health, and others * Host pre-registration webinars and monitor student's academic progress and registration during their time at SPS to ensure successful and timely completion. Meet with students who are on probation and/or warning for satisfactory academic progress and develop a success plan, often referring the student to various campus resources * Perform Graduation Audit reviews, including outreach to students and programs * Successfully communicate with students via multiple platforms (zoom, phone, in-person meetings, walk-in services) * Assist with cross-registration for students seeking registrations outside the School and for students from other schools seeking registration into program courses * Track, assess, and report on student data. Recognize and advise on trends in advising cohorts. * Serve on various committees in Advising, Student Affairs and SPS * Serve as a back-up advisor as needed for other SPS programs including responding to inquiries, attending events, and advising students in other programs * Performs other duties and projects as assigned or requested Minimum Qualifications * Bachelor's degree and/or equivalent related experience required * 2 years related work experience required * A resume and cover letter with salary requirements must be submitted for applicant to be considered for this position Preferred Qualifications * Master's Degree in Higher Education or a related field * Familiarity with NACADA, NASPA and other national advising organizations and evidence of engagement with the advising field * Experience with crisis management or having difficult conversations * Familiarity with Columbia University resources and surrounding neighborhood * Ability to work some evenings and weekends * Multilingual is a plus Other Requirements * Ability to work quickly and efficiently, responding to a high volume of emails with accuracy and attention to details * Excellent interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills * Strong presentation skills * Intellectual curiosity, sound problem-solving and decision-making abilities, and strength in creative and innovative thinking * Highly professional and collegial demeanor, and willingness to be a collaborative team member * Adaptive to various workplace configurations, including open workspaces and sometimes distracting environments * Ability to inspire and motivate others * Proficiency with Google Suite, Windows, Microsoft Word and Excel required and ability to learn student engagement technology such as SIS, SSOL, Zoom, Ring Central, Stellic, etc * Some evening and weekend work required * Exceptional attention to detail, strong organization and time management skills, and the ability to perform non-routine work with changing priorities * Ability to handle confidential information in a mature, professional manner * Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively in teams, receiving direction from and providing support to multiple sources including supervisors and school leadership * Prior experience in higher education administration and advising Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

Title: Adjunct Instructor in Environmental Science Department: Chemistry and Environmental Science Reports To: Environmental Science Program Director Position Type: Faculty Position Summary: Instructor for undergraduate and/or graduate courses in Environmental Science. Essential Functions: Develop and deliver lectures, organize in-class activities relevant to course material, prepare and grade assignments and exams to assess student achievement. Learn to use Canvas, NJIT's online course management system. Provide time during the week to meet with students outside of class. Submit grades to the registrar at the end of the semester. Prerequisite Qualifications: M.S. or Ph.D. degree in related fields, or relative experience. The formal education and experience prerequisites may be waived at the university's discretion if the candidate can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the university an equivalent combination of education and experience specifically preparing the candidate for success in the position. Bargaining Unit: AFT-UCAN Salary Information: In compliance with the NJ Pay Transparency Law, the rate for this position is $2668 per contact hour (USD). NJIT considers factors such as (but not limited to) scope and responsibilities of the position, candidate's work experience, education/training, key skills, internal peer equity, as well as, market and organizational considerations when extending an offer. This pay range represents base pay only and excludes any additional items such as incentives, bonuses or other items. FLSA: Exempt Part-Time Apply NowShare Save Job

• Job Type: Short Term Casual, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Temporary, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 10, • Standard Work Schedule: Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm, • Building: Columbia University Medical Center The Department of Surgery is seeking a Student Research Worker (CU Student). We are looking for a highly motivated master's-level computer science student with an interest in computer vision. The primary role will be to enhance an existing cardiac surgical video analysis pipeline by expanding anatomy recognition models to support AI-assisted surgery. Responsibilities • Maintain and augment the existing pipeline of surgical video analysis modules., • Develop a pipeline using Segment Anything 2 for semi-automated anatomy segmentation., • Aiding other module development relating to AI-assisted cardiac surgery., • High School Diploma or equivalent certificate. Undergraduate degree, graduate student (Master or PhD program) in computer science, with intermediate coding experience in Python. * Coding skills as above. Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

The Columbia University Department of Psychology invites applications for two assistant professor positions. One will begin on July 1, 2026 and the second position, pending budgetary approval, will begin on July 1, 2027. We seek applications from individuals studying human behavior with specializations in Cognitive Science and/or Cognitive Neuroscience that complement current areas of expertise within the Department. Examples of research areas of special interest include perception, attention, learning and memory, cognitive control, language and higher-level cognition and their intersection with other domains of behavior. Successful candidates will have a demonstrated record of research productivity and teaching commensurate to the level of the faculty position. Individuals with expertise in methods ranging from behavioral methods to neuroimaging, computational approaches, AI, patient studies, psychophysiology and/or individual differences will all be considered. It is expected that the candidates will develop a vigorous independent research program, continuing the long Columbia University record of forefront accomplishment in science. Applicants for the positions must possess a doctoral degree in Psychology or a related field and have demonstrated the ability to do pioneering research as well as the promise of excellence in teaching and mentoring at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Review of applications will begin on November 1st and will continue until the positions are filled. Ph.D. All candidates must have a strong publication record and have demonstrated the potential to establish a vigorous individual research program and to teach effectively using modern tools of instruction. Candidates also must have the potential for future development as a scientist, scholar and teacher. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

Columbia University Department of German invites applications for Lecturers in German to begin July 1, 2026. These are fixed term, full-time appointments contingent on excellent performance. Responsibilities will include teaching 2-3 German language courses per semester, depending on other responsibilities such as coordination of multiple sections of the language program, supervision and training of graduate student instructors, curriculum development, placement and proficiency testing. Appointments will be for one or three years. Applications received by May 1, 2026 will receive full consideration. Minimum requirements: M.A. in German language/literature/culture/second language acquisition/applied linguistics at the time of appointment (PhD preferred), native or near-native fluency in German and English, significant teaching experience of German as a second/foreign language (college level) at different levels, broad-ranging expertise in current methodologies and related research, as well as expertise in the integration of technology in the classroom. Research profile in foreign language pedagogy or teaching-oriented perspectives on literature and culture a plus. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

The Instruction and Research Librarian in the Libraries' Humanities and History unit fosters information literacy and critical research skills among students and faculty through an interdisciplinary and liberal arts-based approach to teaching, learning, and research support. Reporting to the Head of Humanities & History, the Librarian provides programmatic instruction, research consultations, and other learning-support services designed to produce the literacies and habits of mind required for research and scholarship in a contemporary information environment. The Librarian is responsible for sustainable in-person, online, and asynchronous services for all University constituencies but especially for undergraduates and master's students. As part of the Humanities & History (H&H) team, the Librarian participates in front-line reference services and is the coordinator of H&H's consultation services. This position works closely with the Teaching and Undergraduate Services Librarian and other public-service staff-as well as colleagues in the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) and academic partners across campus. As assigned, the Librarian serves as a liaison to specific academic departments and research centers and, as appropriate, acquires research materials in selected disciplinary and interdisciplinary subjects. Key Responsibilities * Instruction, Consultations, and Reference * Coordinate research consultations on behalf of the Humanities & History unit. * Contribute as an instructor to the Libraries' teaching partnerships, including those for the Writing Program and other Core Curriculum courses, as well as the Libraries' general library workshops. * Provide regular consultations and research-support to students and faculty through one-on-one research appointments and contributions to the Libraries' references services (including the in-person Butler help desk and the Ask a Librarian chat-reference service). * Outreach and Liaison Duties * Promote engagement with library services through strategic partnerships with academic departments and centers. * Participate in selected orientation and welcome events. * As assigned, serve as a liaison to specific departments and/or centers. * Committee Work * Contribute to Libraries and University committees, task forces, and related initiatives to enhance and promote library services. * Professional Development * Keep up with evolving scholarly and professional trends, especially those pertinent to teaching, learning assessment, and service design. * Represent Columbia University Libraries in local and national forums to develop professionally and promote the Libraries' work and goals. Required • An ALA-accredited Master's of Library Science or a relevant graduate degree and professional experience, • Familiarity with the work and mission of a contemporary academic research library, • Formal or informal experience teaching in an academic setting; knowledge of pedagogical methods and trends in higher education, • Demonstrated familiarity with a range of relevant research tools and environments, • Strong public service ethos and commitment to providing inclusive and equitable services, • Experience as a liaison librarian Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

Position Overview The Department of Pathology and Cell Biology invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position at the rank of Associate or Full Professor to serve as Vice Chair for Genomic Pathology. We seek an exceptional academic investigator and scientific leader with deep expertise in constitutional and/or cancer genomic diagnostics, and high-throughput molecular technologies. The Vice Chair will provide comprehensive oversight of the Department's genomic and cytogenetic clinical laboratories, including the Personalized Genomic Medicine (PGM) Laboratory and the Cancer and Constitutional Cytogenetics Clinical Laboratory. The role centers on advancing a unified vision for clinical excellence, innovation, and research in genomic medicine. The successful candidate will lead and grow a multidisciplinary team of seven faculty members in the Division of Genomic Pathology. The individual will play a pivotal role in expanding research, enhancing clinical excellence, and establishing the Department as a national leader in genomic medicine. Primary Responsibilities Academic and Scientific Leadership • Provide strategic direction across all clinical genomics and cytogenetics programs, ensuring high standards of scientific rigor, innovation, and integration., • Shape and advance an academic strategy that aligns with institutional priorities in precision medicine, advanced diagnostics, and translational research., • Maintain a competitive, independent, extramurally funded research program., • Demonstrate sustained scholarly productivity with a record of peer-reviewed funding., • Mentor faculty and trainees in grant writing, scientific development, and rigorous research methodology., • Provide scientific and clinical oversight for the PGM Laboratory and the Cancer & Constitutional Cytogenetics Clinical Laboratories., • Direct assay development, validation, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance across molecular and cytogenetic testing programs., • Partner with bioinformatics and computational pathology leadership to advance analytic pipelines, data interpretation frameworks, and integrative genomic reporting., • Recruit, support, and mentor faculty in molecular pathology, cytogenetics/genomics, bioinformatics, and related areas., • Promote a culture of academic excellence, collaboration, and continuous professional advancement., • Lead and contribute to educational activities for residents, fellows, medical students, and graduate trainees in molecular genetic pathology, cytogenetics/genomics, and precision medicine., • Develop curricula and lectures that expand genomic understanding across the clinical enterprise., • Represent the Department on institutional committees and working groups focused on genomic medicine, data science, precision medicine, and laboratory innovation., • Build strategic partnerships with clinical departments, research institutes, and the cancer center to advance integrated genomic medicine initiatives., • Participate in national societies and scholarly communities to enhance the institution's visibility and impact in the field., • PhD, MD, MD/PhD, or equivalent doctoral degree., • Eligibility for tenured or tenure-track appointment at the Associate or Full Professor rank., • Established, independently funded research program., • Demonstrated excellence in constitutional, cancer genomics and/or cytogenetics., • Proven leadership experience in academic pathology or genomic medicine. Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35 hrs/wk, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: Columbia Technology Ventures is the technology transfer office for Columbia University and a central location for many of the technology development initiatives, entrepreneurial activities, external industry collaborations, and commercially-oriented multidisciplinary technology innovations across the university. CTV's core mission is to facilitate the transfer of inventions from academic research labs to the market for the benefit of society on a local, national, and global basis. Each year, CTV manages more than 400 invention disclosures, 100 license deals, and 20 - 30 new IP-backed startups, involving over 750 inventors across Columbia's campuses. CTV currently has over 1,500 patent assets available for licensing, across research fields such as bio, IT, clean tech, devices, big data, nanotechnology, materials science, and more. CTV has extensive experience founding and supporting technology initiatives to enable promising technologies to accelerate across the "valley of death" and reach the market as quickly and successfully as possible. Many of these initiatives are explicitly multi-institutional, requiring extensive collaboration with our peer universities and their tech transfer offices. A few of the organizations CTV has been instrumental in establishing are the Beiersdorf Skin Science Collaboration, the Irving Institute Cancer Drug Discovery Program , and the ___ (Columbia BiomedX), formally the Columbia-Coulter Translational Research Partnership in partnership with the Herbert Irving Institute Cancer Center. In addition, ___ was launched in 2016, in collaboration with the Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research and The Clinical Trials Office, to advance novel therapeutics from the lab towards the path of commercialization and clinical implementation. CTV's efforts are backed by 45 full time staff and an additional 30+ graduate student interns (___), providing broad support to the Columbia community and other stakeholders with marketing, legal (patents, contracts, etc.), business start-up help, and administrative tasks. CTV also runs an ___, which brings seasoned industry executives, serial entrepreneurs, and investors to campus to support faculty and student entrepreneurial activities. The Alliance Manager (AM) will report to the Director, Business Development, Portfolio Management & L2M Network and support the growing portfolio of technologies advancing towards start-up formation. The Alliance Manager will join CTV's efforts in developing, managing and translating Columbia's oncology research portfolio with a focus on projects that are 12-18 months from a license to industry or start up as well as accelerating the path towards commercialization for early-stage technologies. The Alliance Manager will work closely with HICCC to develop significant, lasting and multi-disciplinary collaborative partnerships on the cutting edge of university innovation and scholarship. Additionally, the Alliance Manager will work closely with Industry, Investors, CTV licensing officers, the Lab to Market Accelerator Network, the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center as well as other organizations within Columbia to develop strategic relationships with industry as well as identify a pipeline of oncology-related projects for licenses. The Director, Business Development, Portfolio Management & L2M Network may request the Alliance Manager to perform other roles as needed. Responsibilities Duties include: • Working with the licensing and patent teams at CTV to review projects that are high priority candidates for industry licenses or new company formation, working with CTV's Lab to Market team, Executives in Residence and industry contacts to develop a path for research funding and industry partnerships for high priority oncology-related projects. The AM will assist the research teams and licensing officers with administrative tasks, project management, industry outreach and preparation of pitch material., • The AM will support accelerator programs aimed at supporting early-stage oncology-related projects as well as other programs offered by CTV in the area of early-stage commercialization., • Bachelor's degree and/or equivalent 2 years of minimum related experience., • The most important criteria for this job are an extraordinary ability to multi-task effectively and efficiently, and to track projects over time at varying degrees of detail. Accordingly, candidate must have outstanding organizational skills and be extremely detail-oriented in a high-volume dynamic environment., • Experience at working both independently and in a team-oriented, collaborative environment is essential., • Must be able to conform to shifting priorities, demands and timelines through analytical and problem-solving capabilities, and react to project adjustments and alterations promptly and efficiently., • PhD, JD, MBA, or other graduate degree., • Familiarity with cancer research. Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

The Department of Biostatistics at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health seeks applicants for multiple open-rank tenure-track and tenured faculty positions in Biostatistics. The Department of Biostatistics at Columbia University is one of the premier biostatistics departments in the nation. The Department has more than 35 faculty (including 13 ASA Fellows) and 14 biostatistician research staff members. The Department boasts strong research profiles in clinical trial design, survival analysis, nonparametric and semi-parametric statistics, precision medicine, causal inference, machine learning, functional data analysis, imaging statistics, statistical genetics, statistical methods for mental health, environmental health, aging and many other fields. The Department has built strong collaborative connections within the Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH), a top-ranked school nationally, and in the world-class Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC). The Department has thriving education programs leading to M.S., M.P.H., Ph.D., and Dr.P.H. degrees. The Department is at the forefront of advancing health data science in close collaboration with the Columbia Data Science Institute. MSPH is a globally renowned in public health research and education and one of the largest recipients of sponsored research for all schools of public health in the nation. It has six world class departments with over 500 fulltime faculty members, of whom almost 40 percent hold joint or interdisciplinary appointments with other departments of the university, as well as a large network of adjunct faculty. MSPH also features an extensive array of centers and programs, such as ICAP, Center for Infection and Immunity and Robert N. Buter Columbia Aging Center, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation to advancing public health knowledge and practice. CUIMC includes four schools (Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, College of Dental Medicine, School of Nursing, and Mailman School of Public Health) and accounts for roughly half of the University's $4 billion annual budget. CUIMC provides world-class leadership in scientific research, health and medical education, and patient care. CUIMC faculty have made profound breakthroughs historically (e.g., the first blood test for cancer, the first medical use of the laser, and the first successful transfer of genes from one cell to another. Responsibilities: Successful candidates will maintain an active research program, both in biostatistical methodology and in collaborative research; teach effectively, both to graduate students in biostatistics and to students from outside the department; mentor graduate students; provide service to the department, the school, the university, and the profession. Competitive candidates will hold a doctoral degree in biostatistics, statistics, or related quantitative field by the start date. Candidates with statistical and biostatistical expertise in the application of broad biomedical sciences are welcome to apply. Areas of interest include (but not restricted to) deep learning methodologies in health (e.g., medical images analysis, predictive analysis with multimodal data), reinforcement learning for precision intervention development and evaluation, spatio-temporal statistics with environmental applications to climate science, digital and mobile health, network analysis, automated knowledge extraction and transfer, statistical genetics/genomics, methods related to aging and frailty and precision medicine. Consideration for tenure requires strong teaching, research and publication records in addition to the ability to secure external funding. Junior faculty candidates should demonstrate clear outstanding potential in research, teaching, and the ability to secure independent funding; senior faculty candidates should be internationally recognized scholars who demonstrate a strong track of record of excellence in research, teaching, and mentoring. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

The Columbia University Undergraduate Writing Program (UWP) in the Department of English and Comparative Literature invites applications for one-year, two-year, and three-year Lecturer in Discipline positions to begin July 1, 2026. UWP Lecturers teach first-year writing and assist the directors in developing theme-based first-year writing courses. The Undergraduate Writing Program is located in the Department of English and Comparative Literature. The "University Writing" course is part of Columbia University's Core Curriculum, which is required of all first-year students in Columbia College, the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, the School of General Studies, and the Jewish Theological Seminary. Information about the UWP and University Writing is available at ___. We particularly seek faculty with expertise in Writing Studies (including all subspecialties, but especially writing center studies). We currently teach sections of our first-year writing course in each of the following thematic areas: • American studies, • climate humanities, • data and society, • gender and sexuality studies, • film and performing arts, • human rights, • law and justice, • medical humanities, • race and ethnicity, • urban studies, • writing for multilingual learners Please foreground in your letter of application your background in teaching writing and which thematic area(s) you are most qualified to lead. You also may suggest other broad areas of inquiry that are not on this list. The initial term of appointment for the three-year position is one academic year with the possibility of renewal for up to two additional years, contingent on satisfactory performance. The initial term of appointment for the two-year position is one academic year with the possibility of renewal for up to one additional year, contingent on satisfactory performance. The expected lecturer course load is 3-3. UWP courses are capped at 16 students per section. Lecturers may also be asked to mentor graduate students. Depending upon instructional need, some lecturers may be permitted to replace one class with work as a Writing Center consultant. • Fulfillment of all terminal degree requirements by June 30, 2026. *Two years of experience teaching writing at the college level. *Selection criteria include, but are not limited to: scholarly promise and achievement, teaching potential, and appropriateness to our particular needs and current capabilities. Preferred qualifications: *A Ph.D. is preferred; however, a candidate with another terminal graduate degree and exceptional experience will receive full consideration. *Experience in leadership, mentoring, and curriculum development within a writing program. • Documented evidence of pedagogical excellence and evidence of professional growth and activity in writing pedagogy. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

Columbia Business School is seeking to hire a Staff Associate in the Marketing Division. Under the guidance of the Marketing faculty liaison and the Director of Research Support, the Staff Associate will take an active role in ongoing research projects in the Division of Marketing. The work will include quantitative and qualitative research and analysis, collection, coordination, and management of information and data, development and implementation of computer models and simulations, development of research materials (figures, presentations, papers, etc.), and work on special projects relating to pertinent fields of research within the division. This position provides an opportunity to gain experience in academic business research, with a special focus on fields such as marketing, statistics, and economics; and would be ideal preparation for a Ph.D. program or other graduate study. All duties involve work in one or more of the following areas of research: accounting, finance, economics, and statistics. • (30%) Collect, clean, and maintain computer data sets and databases. Assist with data entry and ensure data integrity. Extract and link data from multiple databases for analysis. Prepare detailed documentation., • (25%) Develop models and implement program code (STATA, R, Matlab, Python, etc.)., • (20%) Perform statistical analysis, including regression analysis., • (15%) Assist with data analysis and dissemination of findings through the preparation of reports, journal articles, presentations, websites, and other research outlets., • (10%) Perform case-based research, including work with detailed primary documents. All applicants should have a Bachelor's degree in or in a quantitative discipline such as Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering. At least 6 months of research experience in a research role as a research assistant during the academic year; or a 3-month summer internship in a research lab, a governmental institution such as the NY Fed, or a corporate research lab. Specific skills and/or knowledge required for the position. • Programming experience in STATA is required. Strong preference for those who also know Python., • Additional programming experience in one or more of the following languages: R, SQL, SAS, Matlab, and/or C++ is preferred., • Familiarity with statistical tools such as linear regression is required., • Familiarity with text parsing and analysis (natural language processing) and/or machine learning techniques is preferred., • Demonstrated exceptional written and oral communications skills needed - writing sample is required, • The candidate must be able to work on multiple projects simultaneously Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Temporary, • End Date if Temporary: 2 years from start date, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: The Center for Public Research and Leadership (CPRL) is a partnership of professional schools that prepares students for leadership positions in public education organizations committed to improving the life chances of all children, particularly those of color, from low-income households, or otherwise traditionally underserved. The program brings together upper-level graduate students in business, education, law, and policy from universities across the nation to study and engage in research and consulting projects serving public- and social-sector organizations in the U.S. and Brazil that are undertaking and supporting transformational change in P-12 education and in the public sector as a whole. The program offers graduate students the rigorous, multi-disciplinary, academic, and experiential preparation they need to flourish in exciting leadership, management, and professional positions in those same organizations while simultaneously offering the organizations high-quality, low-cost research and consulting support. Responsibilities 1. Manages, supports, and mentors teams of graduate and professional students in designing and implementing research and consulting projects in the P-12 education sector. a. Team management: Serves as the manager of teams of four to six graduate students for four-to ten-month consulting engagements; sets up project management structures; promotes team cohesion, oversees creation of project plan, and allocation of tasks. b. Strategy development and thought leadership: In collaboration with CPRL leadership and staff, designs research and consulting strategy and methodology for projects; executes and adapts strategy and methodology based on the type of project, gathered information, and client feedback; communicates strategy, vision, methodology, and outcomes to relevant stakeholders. c. Professional development of students: Actively develops student skills and dispositions necessary for the research and consulting projects; provides leadership opportunities for students within the team structure; provides ongoing feedback to students; collaboratively establishes professional growth goals with the team and individual students, and monitors progress towards these goals. d. Quality assurance: Ensures all work products are high quality and delivered on time. 2. Serves as liaison with client organizations: Serves as the primary point of contact with the client; develops project scope of work; manages student-client interaction; documents all changes in project scope., 3. Communicates with CRPL leadership: Updates and receives feedback from CPRL leadership about project work; provides written and oral updates about project and student progress; surfaces issues for additional CPRL support; communicates feedback from leadership to student team and integrates it into project work., 4. Collaborates with CPRL staff on project work and on the development of student resources: Works closely with Associate Directors leading analogous or interconnected projects; contributes to the design and execution of project-related professional learning experiences and materials for students., 5. Collaborates with fellow Directors to ensure project success: Meets with Associate Directors about project work; collaboratively troubleshoots problems; engages in discussions and activities to ensure consistent expectations for students. Minimum Qualifications • Bachelor's degree required and advanced degree in education, law (JD, LLM), management or business, policy, or social sciences required, plus 5-7 years of significant experience., • Strong research and analytical skills, with a preference for candidates with expertise in modeling and analyzing qualitative and/or quantitative data and in matching research methodologies to client and project requirements. Demonstrated ability to design, direct, and carry out team projects with minimal supervision and to work closely with stakeholders in the public sector or non-profit agencies., • Intellectual capacity to think strategically in a fast-paced environment; understand multiple perspectives; learn about new topics; problem solve and develop responsive solutions under changing circumstances., • Ability to respond to and integrate feedback from both peers and supervisors; ability to communicate feedback to individuals and teams in a clear and productive manner., • Experience as a P-12 teacher or experience teaching/mentoring young professionals preferred., • Excellent interpersonal, organization and communication skills., • Excellent writing, editing and presentation skills. Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

Columbia Business School is seeking to hire a Staff Associate of research for the Decision, Risk, and Operations (DRO) Division. The work will include quantitative and qualitative research and analysis involving the collection, coordination, and management of information and data, development and implementation of computer models and simulations, development of research materials (figures, presentations, papers, etc.) and work on special projects relating to pertinent fields of research within the division. This position provides an opportunity to gain experience in academic business research, with a special focus on fields such as operations research, operations management, statistics, and economics; and it would be ideal preparation for a PhD program or other graduate study. The Staff Associate duties involve work in one or more of the following areas of research: Economics and Statistics. Specific duties include: • Collect, clean, and maintain datasets and databases. Extract and link data from multiple databases for analysis. Prepare detailed documentation., • Develop models and implement program code (STATA, Python, SQL, R, SAS, Matlab, etc.)., • Perform statistical analysis, including regression analysis and machine learning techniques., • Assist with data analysis and dissemination of findings through the preparation of reports, journal articles, presentations, websites, and other research outlets., • Perform case-based research, including work with detailed primary documents. Bachelor's degree in Economics or Finance or in a quantitative discipline such as Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, etc. • At least 6 months of experience in a research role or as a research assistant., • Programming experience in STATA is required. Strong preference for those who also know Python or R., • Additional programming experience in one or more of the following languages: SQL, SAS, Matlab, and/or C is preferred., • Familiarity with statistical tooks such as linear regression is required., • Demonstrated exceptional written and oral communications skills needed - a writing sample is required., • Expertise in processing large volumes of data and algorithm design expertise., • Experience in market design applications preferred., • Familiarity with text parsing and analysis (natural language processing) and/or machine learning techniques is preferred., • Candidate must be able to work on multiple projects simultaneously. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: The Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences (___) MA program at Columbia University is one of the oldest interdisciplinary applied statistics MA programs of its kind. We count hundreds of data scientists, senior analysts, and academic researchers among our alumni. Reporting to the QMSS Director, the Program Coordinator is primarily responsible for all elements of administrative and financial support for the QMSS program. The incumbent will assist with processing all financial elements of the program, supporting the hiring process of student officers, coordinating operational elements of event planning, assisting with the recruitment and admissions process, and answering questions for incoming and current students. Responsibilities Academic & Student Affairs • Assist with student recruitment and admissions for QMSS, including coordinating the review of applications, processing decisions in the online system, and working with the admissions office on scheduling and communication., • Maintain all student records, including schedules, credits, graduation intentions, financial aid, course-taking, and other student data., • Serve as a resource for students navigating University systems: check in with students having difficulties, monitor student progress, coordinate degree audits, clear students to graduate, process leave of absence requests, withdrawals from the program, grade changes, and keep students updated on upcoming deadlines. Sends out weekly newsletters to students and alumni., • Support academic course arrangements, including scheduling courses, submitting courses for approval to GSAS, reserving classrooms for all courses, ensuring courses are posted on the directory of classes, assisting faculty with CourseWorks (Canvas) setup, grade submission, class rosters, compiling evaluation reports, and distributing them to faculty and staff., • Liaise with other University offices (e.g., ISSO, Bursar, and Registrar) and advocate for students., • Support the hiring and onboarding of students as Teaching Assistants (TAs) and Departmental Research Assistants (DRAs), including coordinating the recruitment process for the QMSS DRA Match program and tracking the program's budget., • Handle program purchases, reconciling expenses monthly, and processing reimbursements., • Work closely with ISERP's administrative unit on academic and student appointments, including financial, operational, and logistical transactions., • Manage all operational elements of event planning, including room scheduling and food ordering., • Coordinate students for events such as orientations, town halls, career panels, graduation, alumni events, and workshops., • Bachelor's degree or equivalent required., • Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills., • Ability to maintain high confidentiality and professionalism with a client focus., • Strong multi-tasking, prioritization, and organization skills., • Attention to detail, research, critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving skills., • Self-starter, a fast learner, who can work independently under limited supervision. Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: Reporting to the Program Director and with a dotted-line to the Associate Dean of Graduate Programs, the Deputy Program Director (Deputy) serves as an academic and operational leader within the School of Professional Studies. The incumbent assists in the management of program and curricular development efforts for the Degree Program. In the absence of the Program Director, the Deputy will serve as Columbia University's liaison to the academic, professional, and industry communities. The Deputy will support efforts to provide professional development opportunities for students enrolled in the Program and take an active leadership role in creating the strategic plan for key Program components such as Marketing, Admissions, Student Life, and Alumni Affairs. While initially assigned to support the M.S. in Project Management program, this role is structured to provide scalable academic leadership and may support additional academic programs or strategic initiatives as the School's needs evolve. Responsibilities • Works closely with Academic Affairs to build a culture of continuous assessment, using data to inform program review and strategic planning., • Responsible for faculty member's adherence to all academic policies put forth by the School and University., • Works closely with the Program Director and Admissions to review student applications and select the highest quality students for the program., • Works with the Program Director to provide oversight for the academic quality and administration of the Program., • Responsible for overall Program compliance to all regulatory, SPS, and University standards., • Provides oversight of quality and accuracy for yearly curricular planning submission as well as identifying areas for programmatic and curricular improvement; develops and implements an improvement/growth plan, working in conjunction with SPS's curricular design team to create and deliver courses in a variety of online and hybrid modalities., • Assists with the recruitment, appointment, teaching, and evaluation of faculty and students for the Program; responsible for working with full-time and part-time faculty to produce promotion and review dossiers., • Assists the Program Director to recruit, develop, manage, and retain industry relationships in support of the Program and students., • Works closely with the marketing team to create and execute strategic enrollment plans for the Program, actively participating in events to meet Program enrollment goals., • Works with the Program Director to represent Columbia University and the School in industry and professional communities., • Works with the Program Director and faculty to build program and practitioner eminence through publication (research, white papers), innovative industry development, new opportunities for professionals, network development, program growth, and/or recognition or accreditation., • Serves as liaison to the Career Design Lab and other School partners., • Contributes to strategic planning across Marketing, Admissions, Student Affairs, Alumni Affairs, and employer engagement., • May provide leadership or operational support to additional programs or School-wide initiatives as needed. Minimum Qualifications • Bachelor's degree required; advanced degree desirable, • 5 years of related experience, • Prior experience managing an academic program, • Project management skills, • Master's Degree or PhD, • Project Management Professional (PMP) certification or equivalent advanced credential, • Active engagement with PMI or comparable professional associations, • Demonstrated professional experience in the project management field, • Strong attention to detail and organizational skills required, • Strong customer service mentality, • Ability to be flexible in a changing environment, • Strong communication skills; ability to interface at all levels in the organization Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: The School of Nursing is searching for a Senior Research Coordinator to provide support for federally funded projects focusing on HIV prevention and management Responsibilities Responsibilities include but are not limited to: • Working with the Principal Investigator to carry out all research related activities of the study including but not limited to assisting with data requests, survey development, data collection, data entry and analysis;, • Closely working with the Principal Investigator, Project Director and other researchers to ensure all necessary data are obtained from multiple sources;, • Performing data collection including maintaining recruitment materials and assisting with survey implementation efforts, as well as providing support to ongoing data management efforts;, • Developing strategies to recruit study subjects for participation in activities and data collection;, • Administrative project tasks including developing educational materials (e.g., Standard Operating Procedures, consent forms, Qualtrics/REDCap surveys, etc.), convening meetings, and keeping the projects moving on a day-to-day basis;, • Working with the Principal Investigator and Project Manager to ensure compliance with all federal and university requirements, including the submission of Institutional Review Board (IRB) protocols, modifications, and renewals;, • Monitoring project timelines, ensuring project progress, and assisting the Principal Investigator with the project developments, including implementing changes as needed;, • Providing support with dissemination activities such as literature reviews, and the preparing/formatting of manuscripts and presentations;, • Preparing study progress reports for sponsored projects;, • Overseeing part-time graduate student research assistants on day-to-day activities including assigning tasks and training;, • Working with research associates and research coordinators and assisting with day-to-day activities including training and assigning tasks;, • Communicating with Co-Investigators, Consultants, and Vendors to move the project forward;, • Escalating issues to the Principal Investigator in a timely manner;, • Coordinating, leading, and documenting research-related meetings;, • Available nights and weekends as needed; and Minimum Qualifications • Bachelor's degree or equivalent in education and experience plus three (3) years of related experience, • Interest in the development of health information technology and/or public health., • The successful incumbent will possess computer fluency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and SPSS/SAS/R/STATA., • The ability to organize and perform multiple tasks and meet deadlines with minimal supervision., • This role requires the ability to communicate with interdisciplinary colleagues at all staff and leadership levels related to program planning., • Working knowledge of REDCap, Qualtrics and EndNote., • Experience with vulnerable populations and certified training in HIPAA Compliance and Human Subjects protection is required., • Strong verbal and written communication skills., • Must possess a high level of attention to detail., • Strong organizational skills., • Master's Degree preferred, • Previous grants management or project coordinator experience preferred Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

The Department of Radiology at the Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons invites applications for a Director of PET and Molecular Imaging Instrumentation. This leadership role is intended for a PhD-level scientist with deep expertise in molecular imaging and translational human imaging research. The Director of PET and Molecular Imaging Instrumentation will provide scientific vision and leadership for human PET and SPECT imaging research, with a strong emphasis on molecular imaging, theranostics, and first-in-human investigations. The successful candidate will play a central role in advancing innovation, integration, and collaborative research across the CUIMC enterprise. Program Highlights Columbia's Molecular Imaging Program features a world-class PET Center, including two cyclotrons supporting [13N], [15O] target production and dual-target capabilities for [11C] and [18F] isotopes. The program is equipped with three state-of-the-art PET scanners for both clinical and preclinical applications and has a robust infrastructure for isotope production, tracer development, and advanced imaging protocols. Strong industry partnerships provide exciting opportunities for innovation and collaboration in imaging sciences. Responsibilities The Director of PET/SPECT Imaging will be expected to: • Provide scientific and strategic leadership for PET and SPECT imaging research involving human subjects., • Develop, lead, and sustain an independent and/or collaborative research program in molecular imaging, theranostics, or related translational imaging sciences., • Oversee and advance first-in-human and early-phase clinical imaging studies, including novel radiotracers and imaging methodologies., • Collaborate closely with radiochemistry, medical physics, and clinical teams to translate novel imaging agents and technologies from preclinical development to human application., • Define and implement a strategic vision for PET/SPECT imaging innovation, including quantitative imaging, dosimetry, image reconstruction, and multimodality integration (PET/CT, PET/MR, SPECT/CT)., • Collaboratively support PET/SPECT research operations, including protocol development, scanner utilization, and optimization of imaging performance., • Contribute to regulatory and compliance activities related to human imaging research (e.g., IRB, IND/IDE, radiation safety), in partnership with departmental and institutional offices., • Establish and strengthen collaborations across CUIMC, including with the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center, Biomedical Engineering, Biomedical Informatics, Neurology, Radiation Oncology, and the Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research., • Promote partnerships with industry, funding agencies, and external academic institutions to accelerate innovation and translation. * Publish high-impact, peer-reviewed research and present findings at national and international scientific meetings., • Teach and mentor graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, residents, and junior faculty, contributing to the department's educational mission Qualifications Required • PhD in Medical Physics, Biomedical Engineering, Radiological Sciences, Chemistry, Physics, or a closely related field., • Demonstrated expertise in PET and/or SPECT imaging, molecular imaging science, and quantitative imaging methodologies., • Strong record of peer-reviewed publications., • Experience conducting or supporting human imaging research., • Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary academic environment. Preferred, • Experience in theranostics, radiopharmaceutical development, or translational molecular imaging., • Track record of extramural research funding as Principal Investigator or key collaborator., • Prior leadership or program development experience in an academic imaging environment., • Familiarity with regulatory pathways for human imaging studies (IRB, IND/IDE, radiation safety). Salary Salary range is $430,000 - $550,000. Columbia offers a generous benefits package. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. Columbia University offers a highly competitive benefits package. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: The Columbia University School of General Studies (GS) is the finest liberal arts college in the United States dedicated to making Ivy League education accessible to nontraditional students. GS was founded in 1947 with the mission of expanding access to elite higher education, and it remains the most diverse college in the Ivy League, with many transfer, first-generation, and international students. GS students are fully integrated with Columbia's broader undergraduate population and are taught by Columbia's celebrated faculty. The Assistant Dean of Advising advises students on academic, administrative, and personal matters as relates to students' academic goals and plans of study. Responsibilities Advises approximately 350 students on academic planning and progress, registration, course selection, GS core requirements, degree requirements, declaring a major, leaves of absence, academic support services, and other academic and administrative policies. Includes email, Zoom, and in-person advising with students and contact with faculty members and other university administrators related to individual student cases. Heavy focus on advising students enrolled in some of GS's international Dual BA degree programs in France, Hong Kong, Ireland, and Israel as well as potentially working with the Jewish Theological Seminary joint BA program. Assists with the design and implementation of student programming including orientation, site visit planning, and other student support programming for international dual BA program students. Academic progress oversight: processing withdrawal and leaves of absence forms and generating follow-up communication; prescreening applications for study abroad, fellowships, special majors, mentoring, and graduation; preparing petitions and reports for review by the Committee on Academic Standing; preparing preliminary graduation check out for senior advisees; responsibility for the orderly maintenance of advisees' educational records and files; delivering academic planning sessions; participating in student and office events including but not limited to Jumpstart, New Student Orientation, graduation festivities, Honor Society events, etc. Serves on committees as required. Travels each semester to visit international partner institutions as required. Performs other tasks and projects as required. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree or equivalent required; advanced graduate degree or equivalent in related experience preferred. Minimum of 3 years of related experience in teaching or advising in an academic setting required. Must be able to adjust to multiple demands and shifting priorities and be a team player. Must possess excellent interpersonal, communication, leadership, and organizational skills. Knowledge of MS Office required. Proficiency with SIS (Student Information Services) desirable. Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: Avery Hall Reporting to the Associate Dean of Development and Alumni Relations, the Assistant Director is dedicated to assisting students in the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation's (GSAPP) Architecture programs with professional development in partnership with the Associate Director of Career Services, Architecture. Responsibilities Foster meaningful connections between industry and the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation that will lead to collaborative education links and graduate recruitment opportunities. (25%) • Increase the visibility of GSAPP to the industry domestically and internationally by planning and implementing a wide range of outreach strategies and marketing and communications initiatives in partnership with the Associate Director., • Maintain strong relationships with local, regional, national, and international employers to develop partnering opportunities (e.g., events, industry panels, seminars, conferences, internships, employee training, employer-sponsored degree study training, study abroad trips, etc.)., • Research and initiate contact with employers and alumni at high-end firms to build a stronger reputation for the GSAPP and enhance recruitment, event creation, participation, and attendance., • Become involved with and attend professional organizations and community events to network and become more familiar with specific industry needs., • Develop a "target" list of quality employers who have employment/experiential education opportunities that match graduates' career goals., • Under the Direction of the Associate Dean of Admissions and Outreach (and in collaboration with the Communications Office) will increase the visibility of the School within the Architecture community., • In collaboration with the Director of Development, develops and implements strategies to acquire and retain corporate sponsors for program events and conferences for students., • Execute Graduate Placement Strategy (20%), • Under the direction of the Associate Director and the Associate Dean of Development and Alumni Relations, will develop and implement an ongoing strategy for the identification, prospecting, and stewardship of external partners that will lead to high-profile industry placement for students., • Establish relationships with students beginning with their first term to introduce them to the services and support available to them., • Collaborates with Central University to assist with the placement of students in permanent employment., • Develop and maintain systems and processes used to identify employment opportunities for students and maintain an active lead generation process to ensure targeted, quality job opportunities are available for students and graduates., • At the direction of the Associate Director, provide consistent and frequent communication with students and potential employers during the job search period to influence a positive outcome., • Keep students informed of employment activities and opportunities (e.g., career fairs, industry conferences, employer recruitment events, current open positions, etc.) by launching an electronic job search system for them to access, learn, and apply for opportunities and register for events., • Assist in creating, marketing, and disseminating as needed - GSAPP Resume Book for employers each academic year., • Plan, organize and execute employer recruitment events., • Assist in the design and implementation of career development programs (e.g., training, workshops, etc.) to increase the success rate of graduate placement., • With the Associate Director, plan and promote career fairs, on-campus recruiting opportunities for employers, and other career-related events., • Provide Career Coaching and Advisement (20%), • Provide career coaching to help students set and reach their employment goals., • Provide practical training and assistance in basic job search techniques (e.g., resume and cover letter preparation, interviewing skills, salary negotiation, etc.)., • Ensure students have access to a variety of employment resources (e.g., database of employment possibilities, career guidance references, employment literature, etc.)., • Works with students one-on-one to build a trusting relationship, facilitate mock interviews, create individualized employment strategies, and provide ongoing assistance and support when needed., • Along with the Associate Director, administers the Alumni Mentorship Program (currently 50 mentors) in coordination with the Alumni Board and the 1.5pt Elective Internship course for the AAD, UD, MARCH, and CCCP Programs., • Collect and maintain relevant data on placement (20%), • Ensure that all placement-related data is accurately maintained in a database system., • Prepare and present reports for senior leadership to share key insights and opportunities (e.g., job market landscape, employment trends impacting GSAPP programs, placement statistics, etc.)., • Conduct exit interview sessions for graduates and complete all required documentation to be maintained in student files., • Survey employers and graduates to measure the effectiveness of programs offered., • Leverage collected data (e.g., student retention, student satisfaction surveys, student graduation rates, graduate surveys, etc.) to improve recruitment and placement processes., • Represent Columbia University in the most positive manner with prospective, former, and current students and the community it serves. Interacts effectively with a diverse group of faculty, staff, students, and other customers of its services; learns and uses operating best practices of the departments and Columbia University., • Works with a faculty representative or academic program administrator representative to organize information sessions and workshops on the required steps for professional licensing. (10%), • A bachelor's degree or equivalent related experience is required. 3-5 years of related experience., • Must have excellent graphic, presentation, and entrepreneurial skills., • Strong background in information technology, including social media, strong organizational skills, and excellent written and spoken skills., • Must work well with diverse groups: students, faculty, alumni, and other professionals. Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

The Department of Radiology at the Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons invites applications for a faculty position as MRI Scientist within the Center for Advanced Diagnostic Research (CADRe). This position is open at all academic ranks, with the potential for a tenure-track appointment depending on the candidate's qualifications and career trajectory. This role is designed for a PhD-level scientist with expertise in magnetic resonance imaging who will contribute to and expand CADRe's mission through collaborative leadership in MRI sequence development, optimization, selection, and clinical-translational research. The MRI Scientist will work closely with radiologists, engineers, physicists, and clinical investigators to advance innovative MRI methodologies and their application in human studies. Salary and academic rank will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. Columbia University offers a highly competitive benefits package. Program Highlights CADRe is a multidisciplinary research center within Columbia Radiology focused on advancing imaging science, data-driven methodologies, and translational innovation. The center supports a broad portfolio of research spanning MRI physics, pulse sequence development, quantitative imaging, image reconstruction, AI-enabled analysis, and clinical validation. Columbia Radiology provides access to state-of-the-art MRI infrastructure across multiple clinical and research platforms, supporting close integration between technical development and clinical investigation at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and across CUIMC. Responsibilities -The MRI Scientist will be expected to: • Develop and sustain an independent and/or collaborative research program in MRI science, quantitative imaging, or related translational methodologies., • Provide scientific leadership in collaborative settings for MRI pulse sequence development, optimization, and selection in support of research and clinical studies within CADRe., • Partner with radiologists, clinicians, engineers, and medical physicists to design and implement human MRI research protocols, including early-phase and proof-of-concept studies., • Contribute to the advancement of novel MRI techniques, including quantitative MRI, advanced contrasts, accelerated imaging, and multimodal integration., • Support the translation of MRI innovations from technical development to clinical and population-based research applications., • Collaborate with CADRe investigators on grant development, including multiinvestigator and center-level proposals., • Publish high-impact, peer-reviewed research and present findings at national and international scientific meetings., • Participate in teaching and mentoring of graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, residents, and junior faculty., • Contribute to departmental and institutional research initiatives, working in close coordination with CADRe leadership, • PhD in Biomedical Engineering, Medical Physics, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a closely related field. * Demonstrated expertise in MRI physics, pulse sequence development, or quantitative MRI methods., • Strong record of peer-reviewed publications., • Experience conducting or supporting human MRI research., • Experience with clinical-translational MRI studies and protocol development., • Familiarity with MRI reconstruction techniques, image analysis, or data science approaches., • Track record of extramural research funding or participation in funded collaborative projects. Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

The Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center (CAC), a university-wide center based at the Columbia Mailman School of Public Health, seeks a Staff Associate who has interest in population aging and healthy longevity to build one of the CAC's key core areas: Programming and Education. The primary role is two-fold: to build disciplinary and interdisciplinary research connections at all levels of Columbia's scientific community and (2) to devise and administer core education and science programming that highlights the CAC's leading position both within the field nationally/internationally as well as across the entirety of Columbia University with the ultimate goal of positioning CAC as a primary aging research hub. The individual in this role at the Center will work closely with the Center Director and leadership on the research development of the CAC, demonstrate efficiency and diplomacy in advancing the Center internally and externally on behalf of the Director, and oversee the Center's strategic initiatives and partnerships. The individual will autonomously cultivate and maintains scientific relationships across all levels of Columbia research community and advances the mission of the Center by: • Raising the Center's profile on the Morningside, Manhattanville and Medical Center campuses through research initiatives, events, partnerships and collaborative programming as well as through communications duties such as writing news items for the Center's website and generally keeping the website up to date., • Organizing the Center's various speaker series and events and defining desired audiences for each in collaboration with the Center Director and CAC faculty., • Administering the Center-initiated University Seminar "The Future of Aging Research", a quarterly dinner seminar co-chaired by three faculty members from disciplines representing biological, behavioral and contextual aspects of aging and a core faculty of over 50 tenure-track academic members; managing the seminar's student rapporteur., • Administering any pilot research and/or fellowship programs, student practicum fellowships and student awards that CAC initiates., • Partnering with the CAC's ILC-USA on the administration of CAC's signature press training program and maintaining relationships with its alumni., • Working with development to cultivate and steward potential project donors, sponsors and/or advisory committee., • Maintains website, listserv and targeted audience mailing lists; creates Center's newsletter and manages Center's social media profile in collaboration with Columbia Mailman's communications team. Qualifications include demonstrated work experience in programming, research coordination, event management, communications roles; excellent oral and written communications skills; expertise with technology (platforms include Office suite, listservs, RISE Digital, photoshop/Canva, Zoom, web CMS such as Drupal, etc.) and excellent project management and team management experience. * Staff Associate I - Bachelor's degree in public health or scientific research field and 4 years experience preferred • Staff Associate II - Bachelor's degree in public health or scientific research field and 4 years of experience recommended, • Staff Associate III - Bachelor's in public health or scientific research field and 4-6 years of experience, • Senior Staff Associate I - Bachelor's degree in public health or scientific research field and 6 - 10 years of experience, • Senior Staff Associate II - Bachelor's degree in public health or scientific research field and 10+ years of experience, • Senior Staff Associate III - Bachelor's degree in public health or scientific research field and 15+ years of experience. Master's degree preferred. For Sr. Staff Associate I, II and II, Master's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience preferred. Subject to business needs, we may support flexible work arrangements. Options will be discussed during the interview process. Appointments are made on a fiscal year basis and are eligible for renewal each July 1st, contingent upon performance and funding. The search will remain open for at least 30 days after the ad appears and will continue until the position is filled. Projected start date will be January 1, 2026, or open until filled. Columbia University benefits are offered with this Officer of Research appointment. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

Title: Upward Bound Instructor - High School Math Department: TRiO Reports To: Trio Director Position Type: Staff Position Summary: The High School Math Instructor will be responsible for teaching the following courses: Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra 11 or Pre-calculus/Calculus. Essential Functions: • To conduct an integrated academic math class (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-calculus/Calculus) teach students learning strategies., • Conduct teaching and instructional activities using educational equipment, manipulative objects, props, and other learning aids., • Prepare and submit a course outline prior to the start of the class, assist with the planning, instruction, and evaluation of tutoring and problem-solving activities., • Complete paperwork associated with classroom and project management., • Make recommendations on students' strength and needs., • Report student learning and behavioral issues to the appropriate staff personnel., • Assist with the training and evaluation of Teacher Assistants., • The instructor is required to attend training and meetings., • In the event of an absence please provide 24-hour notice., • Classroom work must be prepared for students and the TA must be prepared to deliver work to students in the absence of an instructor. Additional Functions: • Transport students from one class location to another in a timely manner, ensuring proper supervision and safety of students. Prerequisite Qualifications: • Two or more years of teaching experience at the high school or post-secondary level., • Complete a background clearance check., • Ability to plan, organize, develop and conduct a comprehensive instructional tutoring program for students enrolled in the Upward Bound Program., • Undergraduate or graduate degree in the designated discipline., • Experience working with minority and disadvantaged students at the middle school, high school or post-secondary level., • At the university's discretion, the education and experience prerequisites may be exempted where the candidate can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the university, an equivalent combination of education and experience specifically preparing the candidate for success in the position. Salary Information: In compliance with the NJ Pay Transparency Law, the hourly range for this position is $40.00-$50.00 (USD). NJIT considers factors such as (but not limited to) scope and responsibilities of the position, candidate's work experience, education/training, key skills, internal peer equity, as well as, market and organizational considerations when extending an offer. This pay range represents base pay only and excludes any additional items such as incentives, bonuses, or other items. FLSA: Non-Exempt Part-Time Apply NowShare Save Job

We aren't just yogurt on a mission; we are people on a mission. Stonyfield Organic, siggi's, Brown Cow and Green Mountain are brands of Lactalis US Yogurt. The Lactalis Group is the #1 dairy company in the world with over 85,000 employees in 94 countries. The company has not forgotten the mission of its founder and remains committed to offering high-quality and delicious dairy products that bring families together around the world. At Lactalis US, we use local milk at each of our production facilities to make the products you know and love. We approach our work with an entrepreneurial spirit and love of dairy akin to the spirit of our founder. Our company is an authentic community that takes care of us, we take care of one another, and together we work for the health and well-being of others. Our community offers unique opportunities that you will not find anywhere else. We are looking for positive, productive people to join in making contributions to our growing team! Key Accountabilities • Assist with execution of Stonyfield's agriculture strategy for reducing GHG emissions in line with our Science-Based Target. This position will focus on data collection and entry for farm-level carbon footprinting using the Cool Farm Tool platform. Create summary & individualized Cool Farm Tool result reports for farmer facing audience and update milk emission factor to support carbon inventory accounting., • In collaboration with Sustainable Agriculture Manager and National Fish and Wildlife Foundation staff (lead grant partner), prepare outreach materials and events to engage direct supply farms located in Vermont with manure management grant through USDA Regional Conservation Partnership Program. Track Stonyfield supplier engagement and support grant application completion., • As part of Stonyfield's OpenTEAM engagement, assist with farmer adoption of tech tools like grazing record keeping apps and data collection for GHG models including Cool Farm Tool and Regrow's MRV platform. In coordination with Wolfe's Neck Center (WNC), onboard farms into WNC's USDA Partnership for Climate Smart Commodities program, setting up contracts with farmers to implement grant-funded regenerative practices., • Support other aspects of the sustainable agriculture strategy for the full Lactalis US Yogurt milk supply. This includes organic, conventional, and non-GMO milk sourced for Brown Cow, siggi's, Green Mountain, and private label brands., • As needed, conduct literature reviews and outreach to researchers on relevant topics including efficacy of biochar, agroforestry, and feed additives to reduce enteric fermentation as pathways for reducing organic dairy farm GHG emissions., • Schedule permitting, assist the Lactalis US Yogurt sourcing and sustainability teams with other projects related to organic transition planning for prospective Stonyfield direct supply farms, organic training, and sustainability in other agricultural ingredient supply chains., • Enrolled in graduate study in agriculture or a related field., • Experience or interest in responsible sourcing programs related to environmental and social impacts of agricultural supply chains, • Experience or interest in research in areas relevant to agricultural greenhouse gas emissions mitigation., • Experience with farm level data collection and database management; interest in using technology to build knowledge networks and advance agricultural sustainability, • Strong interpersonal skills and public communication abilities especially with diverse audiences, as well as writing and analysis skills, • Farming experience, or experience working with farmers, a plus, • Strong organizational abilities, time management skills and ability to work independently For New York City based interns the rate of pay is $22.50/hour. When applying to this job we ask that you please submit both a Resume and Cover Letter. Lactalis is an equal employment opportunity employer. We will not discriminate against applicants with regard to any legally recognized basis including, but not limited to: veteran status, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, sexual orientation, and physical or mental disabilities.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule: Hybrid Schedule (3 Days On-site) Reporting to the Dean of the Columbia School of Social Work (CSSW), the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is responsible for strategically planning, leading, and managing the School's financial operations. CSSW hosts two graduate programs (the MS and PhD in Social Work), robust community and global initiatives, and an extensive portfolio of research programs. The CFO will oversee strategic financial planning and forecasting, synthesizing and analyzing financial data to inform decision-making and resource allocation. This role will lead the development of a sustainable financial model that supports growth, innovation, and long-term agility for the School. The CFO will manage a team of finance professionals responsible for budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and compliance; build and maintain strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including central University finance offices and external partners; and ensure transparent and effective financial management practices. As a key member of the School's senior leadership team, the CFO will translate the Dean's strategic vision into actionable financial strategies that advance CSSW's mission, goals, and priorities. Leadership Competencies The ideal candidate will demonstrate exceptional strategic and analytical thinking, strong collaboration and communication skills, and the ability to influence and build trust across diverse stakeholder groups. They will be a proactive leader who inspires high performance within their team, promotes accountability and continuous improvement, and fosters a culture of inclusion, transparency, and service excellence. The CFO will bring both a strategic mindset and hands-on expertise to balance financial stewardship with innovation and long-term institutional sustainability. Responsibilities Financial Modeling, Forecasting, and Decision Support The CFO will: • Drive financial strategy and performance as an active member of the Dean's senior leadership team, participating in meetings of the Dean's Direct Reports (DDR) and the Council of Deans (COD) to align financial goals with academic and operational priorities., • Lead financial performance management in partnership with the Dean, Vice Dean, and School leadership-identifying revenue growth opportunities, optimizing resource allocation, and implementing cost-efficiency initiatives to strengthen the School's fiscal health., • Design and implement dynamic budgeting and forecasting models that inform strategic decisions, anticipate financial risks, and promote long-term sustainability and diversification of revenue streams., • Develop and refine business plans and financial models to evaluate program viability, optimize operations, and support data-driven financial decision-making across the School., • Advance financial literacy and accountability among School leaders by creating and disseminating clear, actionable financial dashboards and reports that highlight key performance indicators and trends. Facilitate regular discussions to interpret results and guide decision-making., • Represent CSSW on University finance committees, contributing strategic insights and ensuring alignment with institutional financial planning and compliance standards. Effective Leadership of Budget, Payroll, and Accounting Operations for CSSW The CFO will: • Lead the development and continuous refinement of a transparent, comprehensive budget that serves as a core management tool for the School-encompassing the five-year forecast, annual and quarterly reports, and detailed monthly expense analyses., • Drive proactive financial performance monitoring by analyzing revenues, expenses, and variances; evaluating new funding proposals; and managing institutional cost components such as internal taxes, fringe rates, and government overheads to ensure fiscal integrity and informed decision-making., • Direct and optimize personnel budgeting and work collaboratively with the CSSW Office of Human Resources payroll management, ensuring accurate forecasting, efficient resource utilization, and alignment with organizational goals., • Collaborate with the Office of Financial Aid on tuition, financial aid, and student financing operations, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and fiscal accountability., • Partner with the Offices of Sponsored Projects and Development to strengthen financial management of grants, contracts, gifts, and endowments, ensuring compliance and maximum impact of funds., • Collaborate with Associate Deans and Directors to support strategic budget planning and interpretation across 20 departments and approximately 1,000 projects, fostering a culture of financial discipline and ownership., • Administer and secure the School's financial systems, overseeing financial security access, workflow integrity, and compliance with University standards., • Supervise and approve all financial transactions, including accounts payable, CONCUR, ARC, PCard, and Travel Card processes, as well as journal transfers, deposits, and salary distributions, ensuring timeliness and accuracy., • Coach and support finance staff and end-users in financial systems (CONCUR, ARC, PAC), providing training on compliance, transaction processing, and best practices to improve operational efficiency., • Liaise with central University finance offices to ensure adherence to institutional, governmental, and sponsor requirements, maintaining alignment with regulatory standards and deadlines., • Implement robust internal controls to safeguard assets and ensure accountability-maintaining preventive and detective mechanisms that uphold compliance with tax, accounting, and audit standards., • Champion the effective use of financial systems and tools, overseeing the School's adoption of University platforms for budgeting, accounting, and cash management to enhance data integrity and decision support. Supervision of Staff The CFO will: • Lead, develop, and empower the finance team, which includes the Director of Finance, Assistant Director of Finance, and Financial Assistant, fostering a culture of collaboration, accountability, and continuous improvement. Provide coaching, professional development, and performance feedback to strengthen individual and team capabilities and ensure operational excellence., • Drive change and operational transformation by setting clear goals, defining performance metrics, and implementing process improvements that enhance efficiency, transparency, and service quality across financial operations., • Serve as the primary liaison to the CSSW Office of Information Technology (under the supervision of CUIT), promoting alignment between financial systems, data integrity, and technology-driven process innovation to support the School's strategic objectives. Perform other related duties as assigned Minimum Qualifications • Master's degree in Business Administration, Accounting, Finance, or a related field, and a minimum of seven years of progressively responsible financial management experience, including leadership of professional staff and oversight of complex budgets., • Proven expertise in financial strategy, analysis, and modeling, including budgeting, forecasting, variance and financial statement analysis, and long-range financial planning that supports organizational growth and sustainability., • Effective leadership, organizational, and change management skills, with a demonstrated ability to manage, develop, and lead a sizeable staff in an evolving financial environment., • Proven ability to establish realistic and achievable priorities and to lead teams in meeting goals and objectives through collaboration, accountability, and high performance., • Experienced in supervising and mentoring administrative and support staff, fostering professional growth and building a culture of engagement and excellence., • Strong stakeholder management and consensus-building skills, with the ability to work effectively across academic, administrative, and external constituencies to align financial strategy with institutional goals., • Exceptional analytical, judgment, and problem-solving abilities, with initiative and creativity in addressing complex financial and operational challenges., • Excellent oral and written communication skills are essential, with the ability to present complex financial information clearly and persuasively to a wide range of audiences., • Strong integrity, work ethic, and resiliency required to navigate a dynamic academic environment and uphold the highest standards of financial stewardship., • Demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, with the ability to work effectively with a broad range of colleagues and clients in a complex academic setting., • Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and other financial analysis tools; experience with enterprise-level financial systems strongly preferred. Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

• Job Type: Support Staff - Union, • Bargaining Unit: SSA, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • Hours Per Week: 35 The Ferrante Laboratory at the Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons seeks a dynamic person to assist in experiments studying the biology of weight regulation and metabolism. Located in the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center the Ferrante Laboratory studies how changes in weight alter the physiology and function - from effects on the immune system to neural circuits that control feeding behavior. The Laboratory members work as a team and include medical and graduate students, post-doctoral and clinical research fellows and staff with a wide variety of skills and expertise. It is an exciting and congenial scientific environment. Responsibilities • Assist other members of the scientific team in performing experiments - including immunohistochemical, behavioral, fluorescence activated cell sorting, tissue culture., • Perform experiments and collect data according to established protocols., • Organize and maintain data., • Participate in laboratory meetings and discussions of experiments and data., • Responsible for mouse colony maintenance and organization and genotyping., • Prepare solutions and reagents for daily lab use., • Interact with personnel from other related research projects., • Order and maintain laboratory supplies, chemicals, and equipment., • Set up, calibrate, upkeep laboratory equipment for experiments., • Perform assays and prepare solutions according to detailed instructions., • Assist in collection of samples and keep records of the results of experiments., • Experience in a research laboratory and coding, • Knowledge of related laboratory procedures and techniques, • The candidate selected for this position is required to undergo a drug screening test prior to a final offer of employment being made., • Good organizational and communication skills, • Ability to work well as part of a team, as well as independently., • Participation in the medical surveillance program:, • Work with Laboratory Animals Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

• Job Type: Officer of Administration, • Bargaining Unit:, • Regular/Temporary: Regular, • End Date if Temporary:, • Hours Per Week: 35, • Standard Work Schedule:, • Building: The Department of Dermatology at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons is seeking a new or mid-career physician as Assistant Clinical Dermatologist or a seasoned physician as Associate Clinical Dermatologist specialized in Pediatric Dermatology. This position will involve working at a new, large multi-specialty medical practice in Westchester White Plains, adjacent to New York City. In this role, you will participate in providing the highest level of care to pediatric patients seeking dermatological care. Responsibilities Key Responsibilities (Both Positions) Clinical responsibilities include: • Deliver exceptional, specialized patient care with consistently excellent outcomes., • Work collaboratively with colleagues supporting their professional development and growth., • Contribute to departmental initiatives, including quality improvement and patient safety efforts., • Engage in continuing medical education (CME) and maintain relevant advanced certifications., • Serve as a trusted resource for complex cases and high-acuity patients., • Achieve and maintain high patient satisfaction scores., • Meet or exceed productivity targets. The Associate Clinical Dermatologist will exhibit sustained excellence in clinical practice while taking on a leadership role. This individual will lead initiatives that improve clinical care, enhance healthcare systems, and optimize clinical workflows, patient outcomes, or healthcare delivery (e.g., practice-based improvement projects). Additionally, this role includes documented leadership responsibilities, such as serving as a program director, committee chair, or project lead. • Lead initiatives to improve clinical workflows, patient outcomes, or healthcare delivery systems., • Act as a liaison between clinical staff and organizational leadership, ensuring alignment of goals., • Oversee clinical teams or programs, fostering a collaborative and productive work environment., • Mentor peers and junior physicians in clinical care, leadership, and professional development., • Demonstrated leadership roles, such as program director, committee chair, or project lead., • Evidence of sustained clinical excellence and innovation in practice., • Significant contributions to institutional goals through service, leadership, or advocacy., • Strong endorsements from peers, department leaders, and institutional leadership., • Consistently high patient satisfaction scores. Minimum Qualifications • Doctor in Medicine (M.D.) or equivalent, • Board certified in dermatology or board eligible, • New York State Medical License, • 0-5 Years Post Graduate Training Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.

The Department of Dermatology at Columbia University Irving Medical Center invites applicants for a full-time faculty position, with a predominant focus on clinical dermatology, to join our ColumbiaDoctors locations. Our department offers several on-site locations to work from, extending from midtown Manhattan in New York City to Westchester. Areas of practice may include general, complex medical, skin of color, surgical, and/or cosmetic dermatology. Rank will be commensurate with experience and accomplishments. Successful candidates will be joining a program with a national reputation for research, patient care, and teaching. Candidates must be eligible for or certified by the American Board of Dermatology and have an excellent record of clinical, educational, and/or research activity. Candidates must have a New York State medical license and DEA license prior to appointment. Compensation and academic rank will vary based on credentials, expertise, and experience. The hiring salary range for base salary is $364,000 - $395,664 (excluding bonus). The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. Columbia University offers a highly competitive benefits package, including college tuition and childcare reimbursement, tuition exemption for faculty members who wish to pursue graduate programs, generous retirement plans, and excellent health and dental coverage. Continuing Medical Education/conference days are apportioned by academic rank and are negotiable to fit candidate needs. More information about the department can be found at ___. Minimum Degree Required: • Board certified or eligible, • New York State Medical License Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

The Department of Radiology at Columbia University Irving Medical Center/NewYork-Presbyterian is seeking a full-time nuclear medicine radiologist to join our growing Division of Nuclear Medicine. This is a great opportunity for a clinician-scientist with ambition to grow a career in research and administration. Compensation and academic rank will vary based on credentials, expertise, and experience.Salary range starts at$400,000(for a faculty member in the first year out of fellowship). Columbia University offers a generous benefits package. This position has been created to accelerate the clinical, academic, and research program in Molecular Imaging and Therapy at Columbia. Physicians with a track record or demonstrable strong interest in translational molecular imaging will be preferred. The successful candidate will independently cover a busy service when on clinical rotation and actively lead a research program after a startup period, where dedicated research time and resources will be made available. We provide active mentorship from departmental leaders. Other responsibilities include participation in resident and fellowship education, participation in interdisciplinary conferences, and collaboration with clinical colleagues. The PET Center imaging resources include 3 state-of-the-art PET/CT scanners, available for clinical and research use. Dedicated research facilities include a Molecular Imaging Center that houses 2 cyclotrons, 3 PET/CT cameras, and a cGMP facility capable of production of radiopharmaceuticals for research/clinical use, along with a dedicated regulatory office to expedite FDA approval. Modifications to the facility to enable cGMP production of compounds suitable for MR imaging/spectroscopy are feasible. The Division faculty interpret over 3,000 PET/CT scans and perform almost 500 research imaging cases annually. We work in partnership with colleagues in the medical center's many highly regarded departments and centers, including the renowned Gertrude H. Sergievsky Center for the investigation of diseases of the central nervous system, the Taub Institute for research on Alzheimer's disease and the aging brain, the Department of Neurology, the Cerebrovascular Center of the Neurological Institute, the Department of Neurological Surgery, the NCI-designated Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Department of Radiation Oncology, the Department of Psychiatry, the New York State Psychiatric Institute, and the Department for Biomedical Engineering. The Department of Radiology at Columbia University Irving Medical Center has more than 100 full time faculty and performs over 800,000 imaging exams each year in state-of-the-art facilities that extend from northern Westchester to New York City. Our hospital, New York-Presbyterian, is a tertiary and quaternary care center ranked as one of the best in the country and New York City, treating a wide range of patients from the NYC tristate area and across the world. Columbia University is an exciting hub of innovation and technology, with many opportunities to collaborate with other departments and schools. Columbia University offers a highly competitive benefits package, including college tuition and childcare reimbursement, tuition exemption for faculty members who wish to pursue graduate programs, generous retirement plans, and excellent health and dental coverage. Continuing Medical Education/conference days are apportioned by academic rank and are negotiable to fit candidate needs. More information about the department can be found on the Columbia Radiology website. Please reach out with any questions to: Noor Ahmad, MD, Vice Chair of Clinical Operations at . The position requires a Nuclear Radiology fellowship-trained diagnostic radiologist or board certification in nuclear medicine. The candidate must be fellowship trained in nuclear medicine and preferably board certified in both Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine and must also be eligible to practice medicine in the State of New York. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.

Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons (VP&S) and its hospital partner NewYork-Presbyterian (NYP) seek a visionary and dynamic physician leader to serve as Director of the Center for Family and Community Medicine (CFCM). This is an opportunity to lead a mission-driven, academic, and clinical center with a rich history and significant current impact that is also poised for innovation. The Director will shape the future of Family Medicine at Columbia University and NYP by advancing new approaches to urban family medicine while also continuing to build its strong foundations in clinical and educational excellence, community relationships, faculty development, and scholarship. The Director will lead efforts to reinforce long-standing, trust-based relationships with families across generations, championing a holistic, team-based approach that integrates physical, behavioral, and social care. The CFCM is an entity of Columbia University VP&S and NYPH that operates through the Allen Hospital and a stand-alone community family medicine practice at the Herman "Denny" Farrell, Jr. Community Health Center, to serve northern Manhattan communities including Inwood and Washington Heights. Located in some of New York City's most vibrant and culturally rich neighborhoods, CFCM is uniquely positioned to serve a diverse, multilingual population with complex health and social needs. CFCM's work is deeply rooted in advocacy, health equity, and the belief that a bio-psychosocial approach to families and communities is foundational to health promotion and disease prevention. The CFCM supports an ACGME-accredited 18-resident Family Medicine Residency Program, offering robust inpatient and outpatient services and a nationally recognized model of integrated, community-responsive care. Family Medicine faculty also lead and teach in the VP&S Primary Care Clerkship and offer medical student electives. The Director of the Center holds a faculty appointment within the Department of Medicine at Columbia University VP&S and reports directly to the Dean. The Director closely collaborates with NYPH's Division of Community and Population Health on clinical care and community-based initiatives based out of upper Manhattan. Key Responsibilities: • Strategic Leadership:, • Develop and implement a vision for the innovation of CFCM, advancing new approaches to urban family medicine., • Strengthen collaborations across NYP, Columbia University, and community partners., • Educational Leadership:, • Collaborate with NYP graduate medical education to oversee the Family Medicine Residency Program, ensuring ACGME compliance and excellence in training., • Support faculty educators and curriculum development especially in integrative medicine, behavioral health, health equity, and community-based care., • Build on existing partnerships at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, School of Nursing, and Dental School., • Clinical Leadership:, • Ensure delivery of high-quality, patient-centered care across inpatient and outpatient settings., • Promote team-based care models and integration with behavioral health and social services to promote health and prevent disease., • Faculty Development & Recruitment:, • Recruit, mentor, and retain talented faculty with diverse perspectives and academic, educational, and clinical contributions., • Foster academic advancement and professional development among faculty., • Community Engagement & Public Health:, • Build partnerships to address social determinants of health and reduce disparities., • Engage with the Washington Heights community to promote health and wellness through preventive care and public health programs., • Research & Scholarship:, • Drive scholarly activity and productivity in primary care., • Collaborate with the Department of Population and Family Health in the Mailman School of Public Health to develop new avenues of research., • MD or DO degree with board certification in Family Medicine., • MPH or other relevant advanced degrees desirable., • Eligibility for medical licensure in New York State., • Minimum of 3 years of leadership experience in academic medicine., • Academic credentials suitable for appointment at the rank of Associate or Full Professor at Columbia University., • Experience in medical education and faculty development. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran Pay Transparency Disclosure The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to departmental budgets, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, specialty, and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting.