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Director of Development & Communications- Immunology and Immunotherapy

Mount Sinai Health Systems

New York City, NY (On-site)Full time

10 days ago

Part-Time Social Media Coordinator - Dubin Breast Center

Mount Sinai Health Systems

New York City, NY (On-site)Part time

2 weeks ago

Communications and Marketing Manager - Surgery

Mount Sinai Health Systems

New York City, NY (On-site)Full time

4 weeks ago

Program Manager II, Marketing and Communications - Otolaryngology Administration

Mount Sinai Health Systems

New York City, NY (On-site)Full time

4 weeks ago

Senior Director, Strategic Communications-HSO Marketing-Mount Sinai Health System-Full Time-Days

Mount Sinai Health Systems

New York City, NY (Hybrid)Full time

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Director of Development & Communications- Immunology and Immunotherapy

Mount Sinai Health Systems

New York City, NY (On-site)

In-houseFull-timeDirector/executive7+ years exp.

3 days ago

Part-Time Social Media Coordinator - Dubin Breast Center

Mount Sinai Health Systems

New York City, NY (On-site)

$63K/yr - $75K/yr (Est.)In-housePart-timeEntry level1+ years exp.

10 days ago

Communications and Marketing Manager - Surgery

Mount Sinai Health Systems

New York City, NY (On-site)

$77K/yr - $100K/yr (Est.)In-houseFull-timeSenior level5+ years exp.

2 weeks ago

Program Manager II, Marketing and Communications - Otolaryngology Administration

Mount Sinai Health Systems

New York City, NY (On-site)

$78K/yr - $115K/yr (Est.)In-houseFull-timeMid level5+ years exp.

4 weeks ago

Senior Director, Strategic Communications-HSO Marketing-Mount Sinai Health System-Full Time-Days

Mount Sinai Health Systems

New York City, NY (Hybrid)

In-houseFull-timeSenior level10+ years exp.

4 weeks ago

Mount Sinai Health Systems

Director of Development & Communications- Immunology and Immunotherapy

New York City, NY (On-site)

Salary Not AvailableDirector/Executive7+ years expFull time

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Job Summary

Own and drive a strategic communications program for Mount Sinai genomics and immunology initiatives, shaping core messaging, media opportunities, and donor communications, while leading large grants and institutional proposals.

Own writing and development of grants, center proposals, and donor-facing materials
Build scalable systems to capture program impact and communicate value quickly
Collaborate with leadership and development teams to align messaging with institutional priorities

Job Description

Responsibilities

Develop and execute a cohesive communications strategy that advances the reputation and identity of the Icahn Genomics Institute, the Mount Sinai Center for Autoimmunity, and aligned efforts in cancer and immunotherapy. Shape core messaging for websites, reports, proposals, presentations, press materials, donor communications, and social media. Partner with Mount Sinai communications teams to identify media opportunities, draft press materials, develop faculty profiles, and position leadership as trusted voices in genomics, immunology, autoimmunity, cancer, immunotherapy, precision medicine, translational research, and therapeutic innovation.
Proactively identify opportunities to elevate these programs through media stories, perspective articles, commentaries, op-eds, scientific meetings, donor briefings, institutional announcements, awards, partnerships, and public engagement. Help position genomics, immunology, autoimmunity, cancer, and immunotherapy as defining strengths of Mount Sinai and major frontiers for understanding, treating, and preventing human disease.
Lead or substantially contribute to the writing and development of large grants, center and institute proposals, philanthropic proposals, multi-investigator initiatives, and institutional strategic documents. Translate scientific vision, clinical relevance, program structure, milestones, deliverables, and institutional impact into clear and persuasive narratives. Draft executive summaries, specific aims, vision statements, letters of support, concept notes, donor-facing materials, and launch documents.
Create high-quality materials for institute and center leadership, Mount Sinai leaders, donors, advisory boards, industry partners, and external audiences. Develop pitch decks, scientific overview slides, donor presentations, annual reports, briefing documents, strategic roadmaps, website language, media pitches, and social media campaigns. Maintain a library of core slides, graphics, talking points, impact metrics, and program assets for rapid use in meetings, proposals, and external engagements.
Partner with Mount Sinai development teams to articulate each program’s vision, priorities, funding needs, and patient impact for donors, foundations, and philanthropic stakeholders. Build systems to capture publications, discoveries, clinical advances, faculty achievements, funding milestones, trainee successes, technology capabilities, partnerships, and patient impact stories so these programs can communicate their value quickly and consistently.

Requirements

The ideal candidate will have strong experience in scientific, medical, or academic communications; excellent writing and editing skills; and the ability to communicate complex biomedical ideas clearly to multiple audiences.
Experience with large grants, strategic proposals, philanthropic materials, media strategy, social media, and presentation development is strongly preferred.
Familiarity with genomics, immunology, oncology, autoimmunity, immunotherapy, or precision medicine is highly desirable.
The successful candidate should be entrepreneurial, self-directed, highly organized, and comfortable building new programs within a fast-moving academic medical center.
They should bring energy, urgency, follow-through, strong editorial judgment, and the ability to work closely with senior faculty, institutional leaders, communications teams, development officers, clinicians, scientists, donors, and external partners.
Bachelor’s degree, Masters preferred
7-10 years progressive development experience, including major and principal gift work

Preferred

Experience with large grants, strategic proposals, philanthropic materials, media strategy, social media, and presentation development is strongly preferred.
Familiarity with genomics, immunology, oncology, autoimmunity, immunotherapy, or precision medicine is highly desirable.

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Responsibilities

Develop and execute a cohesive communications strategy that advances the reputation and identity of the Icahn Genomics Institute, the Mount Sinai Center for Autoimmunity, and aligned efforts in cancer and immunotherapy. Shape core messaging for websites, reports, proposals, presentations, press materials, donor communications, and social media. Partner with Mount Sinai communications teams to identify media opportunities, draft press materials, develop faculty profiles, and position leadership as trusted voices in genomics, immunology, autoimmunity, cancer, immunotherapy, precision medicine, translational research, and therapeutic innovation.
Proactively identify opportunities to elevate these programs through media stories, perspective articles, commentaries, op-eds, scientific meetings, donor briefings, institutional announcements, awards, partnerships, and public engagement. Help position genomics, immunology, autoimmunity, cancer, and immunotherapy as defining strengths of Mount Sinai and major frontiers for understanding, treating, and preventing human disease.
Lead or substantially contribute to the writing and development of large grants, center and institute proposals, philanthropic proposals, multi-investigator initiatives, and institutional strategic documents. Translate scientific vision, clinical relevance, program structure, milestones, deliverables, and institutional impact into clear and persuasive narratives. Draft executive summaries, specific aims, vision statements, letters of support, concept notes, donor-facing materials, and launch documents.
Create high-quality materials for institute and center leadership, Mount Sinai leaders, donors, advisory boards, industry partners, and external audiences. Develop pitch decks, scientific overview slides, donor presentations, annual reports, briefing documents, strategic roadmaps, website language, media pitches, and social media campaigns. Maintain a library of core slides, graphics, talking points, impact metrics, and program assets for rapid use in meetings, proposals, and external engagements.
Partner with Mount Sinai development teams to articulate each program’s vision, priorities, funding needs, and patient impact for donors, foundations, and philanthropic stakeholders. Build systems to capture publications, discoveries, clinical advances, faculty achievements, funding milestones, trainee successes, technology capabilities, partnerships, and patient impact stories so these programs can communicate their value quickly and consistently.

Requirements

The ideal candidate will have strong experience in scientific, medical, or academic communications; excellent writing and editing skills; and the ability to communicate complex biomedical ideas clearly to multiple audiences.
Experience with large grants, strategic proposals, philanthropic materials, media strategy, social media, and presentation development is strongly preferred.
Familiarity with genomics, immunology, oncology, autoimmunity, immunotherapy, or precision medicine is highly desirable.
The successful candidate should be entrepreneurial, self-directed, highly organized, and comfortable building new programs within a fast-moving academic medical center.
They should bring energy, urgency, follow-through, strong editorial judgment, and the ability to work closely with senior faculty, institutional leaders, communications teams, development officers, clinicians, scientists, donors, and external partners.
Bachelor’s degree, Masters preferred
7-10 years progressive development experience, including major and principal gift work

Preferred

Experience with large grants, strategic proposals, philanthropic materials, media strategy, social media, and presentation development is strongly preferred.
Familiarity with genomics, immunology, oncology, autoimmunity, immunotherapy, or precision medicine is highly desirable.