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MRI Technologist III	Radiology	Medical Center
Under the direction of the MRI Manager performs all duties associated with acquisition, processing, submission for interpretation and archiving MRI images; responsible for the care of the patient while in the MRI area. Responsible administratively to the MRI Manager.
Business Systems Analyst-Hybrid Schedule	Controller	Manhattanville
Reporting to the Associate Director, Operational Initiatives, Sponsored Project Finance (“SPF”), the Business Systems Analyst will support and maintain Columbia’s proprietary web-based data warehouse and application and other IT applications via coding, report writing and administrative assistance critical to the daily operations of SPF, with the objective of ensuring compliance with University policies, industry standards and sponsor terms and conditions. This position plays a key role as a technical resource and functional liaison between the Sponsored Project Finance team, University departments, the Finance Information Systems team, Application Service Provider and CUIT supporting the University’s sponsored programs through configuration and development of the proprietary application.
Admissions Officer, High School Programs	School of Professional Studies	Morningside
The Admissions Officer, High School's primary responsibilities are to read and render admissions decisions on applications to the School of Professional Studies’ high school programs; recruit prospective students by representing the program at fairs, leading information sessions and other events; and advise prospective students and their parents throughout the enrollment cycle on all relevant topics, particularly curricular option selection and program outcomes.
Technician B	Radiation Oncology	Medical Center
The Department of Radiation Oncology at Columbia University Irving Medical center has an opening for an immuno-oncology technician B to start March 1st, 2024. The position seeks candidates with prior laboratory experience, ideally with a focus on immuno-oncology. Specifically, we are seeking candidates experienced with experimental techniques including tissue culture, flow cytometry, cytokine profiling along with other core molecular biology techniques (PCR, western blots, ELISA, etc.).
Software Developer	Radiation Oncology	Medical Center
The Software Developer will support information technology-centric clinical development and research projects in the Department of Radiation Oncology. As such, a successful candidate will contribute to creating and maintaining various innovative software solutions within the department concerning electronic medical records, medical image management and radiotherapy workflow software applications, analytics, and dashboards. This will include both the development and maintenance of applications/software packages developed. The clinical goals of the projects are the development and maintenance of software for clinical decision support and process mining, while research goals are to support faculty in projects leading to scientific publications and grant applications. The position requires existing experience in software development. The Software Developer shall report to the Department’s Vice Chairperson for Physics or their designee (e.g., Director of Clinical IT Technologies) and collaborate with Department faculty (i.e., radiation oncologists and medical physicists).

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Position	School/Department	Location
MRI Technologist III	Radiology	Medical Center
Under the direction of the MRI Manager performs all duties associated with acquisition, processing, submission for interpretation and archiving MRI images; responsible for the care of the patient while in the MRI area. Responsible administratively to the MRI Manager.
Business Systems Analyst-Hybrid Schedule	Controller	Manhattanville
Reporting to the Associate Director, Operational Initiatives, Sponsored Project Finance (“SPF”), the Business Systems Analyst will support and maintain Columbia’s proprietary web-based data warehouse and application and other IT applications via coding, report writing and administrative assistance critical to the daily operations of SPF, with the objective of ensuring compliance with University policies, industry standards and sponsor terms and conditions. This position plays a key role as a technical resource and functional liaison between the Sponsored Project Finance team, University departments, the Finance Information Systems team, Application Service Provider and CUIT supporting the University’s sponsored programs through configuration and development of the proprietary application.
Admissions Officer, High School Programs	School of Professional Studies	Morningside
The Admissions Officer, High School's primary responsibilities are to read and render admissions decisions on applications to the School of Professional Studies’ high school programs; recruit prospective students by representing the program at fairs, leading information sessions and other events; and advise prospective students and their parents throughout the enrollment cycle on all relevant topics, particularly curricular option selection and program outcomes.
Technician B	Radiation Oncology	Medical Center
The Department of Radiation Oncology at Columbia University Irving Medical center has an opening for an immuno-oncology technician B to start March 1st, 2024. The position seeks candidates with prior laboratory experience, ideally with a focus on immuno-oncology. Specifically, we are seeking candidates experienced with experimental techniques including tissue culture, flow cytometry, cytokine profiling along with other core molecular biology techniques (PCR, western blots, ELISA, etc.).
Software Developer	Radiation Oncology	Medical Center
The Software Developer will support information technology-centric clinical development and research projects in the Department of Radiation Oncology. As such, a successful candidate will contribute to creating and maintaining various innovative software solutions within the department concerning electronic medical records, medical image management and radiotherapy workflow software applications, analytics, and dashboards. This will include both the development and maintenance of applications/software packages developed. The clinical goals of the projects are the development and maintenance of software for clinical decision support and process mining, while research goals are to support faculty in projects leading to scientific publications and grant applications. The position requires existing experience in software development. The Software Developer shall report to the Department’s Vice Chairperson for Physics or their designee (e.g., Director of Clinical IT Technologies) and collaborate with Department faculty (i.e., radiation oncologists and medical physicists).

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