Research

Careers Well Cared For

Guiding our communities through research

The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research is Northwell Health’s research enterprise and home to five major research institutes and numerous centers of excellence of national standing. Along with our partners in government, academia, industry and philanthropy, we pursue getting new therapies and therapeutic methods into the hands of doctors and their patients as quickly as possible.

Our work is transforming the treatment of conditions like Crohn’s disease, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, sepsis, cancer, acute psychiatric illness and Alzheimer’s disease. And we are the world’s scientific headquarters for bioelectronic medicine, an emerging field born in our laboratories that combines neuroscience, molecular medicine and bioengineering to tap into the nervous system in order to treat disease and injury without pharmaceuticals.

With labs and clinical trials located across Northwell Health’s 28 hospitals throughout New York and Connecticut, we are a cornerstone of the advanced care provided by Northwell—solving the health challenges of today and shaping a better tomorrow.

Our careers include opportunities in the fields of:

  • Administration
  • Biostatistics and data analytics
  • Electrical Engineer
  • Investigator
  • Post Doc Research Trainee (RI)
  • Research Scientist

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The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research is the home of research at Northwell Health. In conjunction with our partners in government, academia, industry and philanthropy, we strive to advance knowledge and make innovative therapies a reality.

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Our research leaders

We are the home to five leading institutes in medical research—each with impressive track records of producing knowledge that cures disease and improves patients’ lives.

Led by Dr. John Kane

We are recognized as a world leader in research for effective treatments of debilitating mental health disorders. Our early treatment and comprehensive care programs for patients suffering from first-episode psychosis are national models of best practice research and care in the field.

Led by Dr. Yousef Al-Abed

Our mission as the global headquarters of bioelectronic medicine is to challenge traditional approaches to treatment by generating knowledge and expertise about tapping neural pathways to develop new technologies that provide safe, secure and efficient therapies with few adverse effects.

Led by Dr. Jeff Boyd

We research cancer and related aspects of cell biology to understand the abnormal growth and behavior of cells that have been malignantly transformed. This information is used to develop and test new diagnostics and treatments for patients suffering from several types of cancers.

Led by Dr. Thomas McGinn

Our research uses epidemiology, statistics and laboratory trials to uncover ways to improve how we deliver care. We examine all levels of healthcare delivery and contribute to developing clinical practice improvements, reducing disparities and healthcare costs.

Led by Dr. Betty Diamond

Our mission is to be a world leader in molecular medicine and the premier entity for the education of disease-focused molecular scientists by conducting outstanding, groundbreaking research directed at understanding molecular mechanisms of disease to promote cures.

Did you know we have…

  • 5,000 Investigators and staff

  • 200 patients in 80 distinct technologies

  • 12 successful biotech start-ups

  • 3000 clinical research studies

Career growth

  • Jennifer Johnson

    Current position:

    Supervisor, Clinical Research, Department of Emergency Medicine, North Shore University Hospital and Long Island Jewish Medical Center

    • 2020

      Clinical Research Coordinator, Emergency Med-Cardiopulmonary, North Shore University Hospital

    • 2019

      Senior Academic Associate, Department of Emergency Medicine, North Shore University Hospital and Long Island Jewish Medical Center

    • 2018

      Academic Associate, Department of Emergency Medicine, North Shore University Hospital and Long Island Jewish Medical Center

    • 2017

      Academic Associate, Department of Emergency Medicine (part time), North Shore University Hospital and Long Island Jewish Medical Center

    • 2017

      Research Intern, Emergency Department, North Shore University Hospital and Long Island Jewish Medical Center

  • Kristie Coleman

    Current position:

    Research Manager, Electrophysiology, Lenox Hill Hospital

    • 2018

      Senior Clinical Research Coordinator, Electrophysiology, Lenox Hill Hospital

    • 2017

      Clinical Research Coordinator, Cardiology, Lenox Hill Hospital

    • 2016

      Clinical Research Assistant, Cardiology, Lenox Hill Hospital

    • 2016

      Visiting Scholar, Cardiology, Lenox Hill Hospital

  • Lionel Blanc

    Current position:

    Professor, The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research

    • 2016

      Associate Investigator, The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research

    • 2013

      Assistant Investigator, The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research

    • 2012

      Postdoctoral Trainee, The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research