Associate Researcher
Mount Sinai Health System
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- Who can apply
- New grads and up to 2 years · Bachelor's degree
- Must know
- Operations
- Work
- On-site in New York
- Pay
- Not stated by the employer.
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- Listed
- Nov 6, 2026 · still open
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About the Role
The Associate Researcher position is an entry-level laboratory research role. The incumbent will conduct routine and assist in routine and standardized experiments using techniques specific to the assigned research project under the supervision of Dr. Samstein or a senior researcher. This position may include lab and clerical support, and the candidate will analyze and assist in interpreting research outcomes.
Key Responsibilities
- Conducts routine and standardized experiments using appropriate research techniques specific to the subject matter of the research project.
- Analyzes and assists in interpreting laboratory results of moderate complexity.
- Performs assays to support research studies.
- Maintains laboratory environment and assists in the upkeep of appropriate inventory; may include ordering of supplies.
- Logs and tests samples; prepares and submits laboratory materials and specimens for shipment.
- Assists in the collection, analysis, and review of experimental data for publication and presentation.
- Other duties as assigned.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Bachelors degree in science or related field preferred, or combination of relevant research experience and education.
- 0-2 years of research/laboratory experience.
Research Focus
Dr. Samstein’s research interests focus on understanding the interaction between the patients’ immune system and cancer cells within the tumor, and elucidating the role of DNA damage repair and response pathways in altering the tumor's ability to be recognized and attacked by the immune system. The laboratory aims to identify new strategies to harness the immune anti-tumor response and expand the therapeutic window of traditional immunotherapies.