Thank you for your interest in a career opportunity with the Center for Perioperative Outcomes in the Department of Anesthesiology at Weill Cornell Medicine.
Who We Are
The Center for Perioperative Outcomes (CPO) is comprised of a multidisciplinary team of problem solvers, technical experts, and researchers. The CPO is looking for individuals who want to continuously learn, be curious, and solve complex problems with data-driven solutions.
We offer:
- Competitive summer internship programs, where high school, undergraduate and graduate students immerse themselves in a data-driven project and gain real-world workforce experience in a fast-paced, clinical and technical environment.
- Opportunities to work with researchers and institutions across the nation to advance our mission of fostering excellence in the field of perioperative outcomes research, education and patient-focused services.
We invite candidates interested in joining the CPO as a summer intern or research collaborator, to contact:
Silis Jiang
Operations Administrator
Center for Perioperative Outcomes
Medical Education
For all other full-time opportunities, please visit Weill Cornell Medicine's careers website.
Current Opportunities
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