Integrated healthcare system operating seven hospitals and a medical school in New York
Mount Sinai operates a large healthcare delivery network anchored in seven hospital campuses, a medical school, and extensive ambulatory services across New York City. The tech stack reflects a traditional health system architecture—Epic as primary EHR, PACS for imaging, IDX for billing—layered with research-grade tools (R, Python, MATLAB, REDCap, CyTOF, qPCR) concentrated among the research and data teams. Adoption of Kubernetes and Hadoop signals early moves toward scalable data infrastructure, likely to support clinical analytics and population health initiatives.
Notable leadership hires: Lead Agent, Division Director, Chief Infectious Diseases, Medical Director, Director of Nursing
Mount Sinai Health System is a nonprofit integrated healthcare provider operating seven hospital campuses, a medical school, and a community-based ambulatory network across New York City. The organization operates at scale: 48,000 employees delivering inpatient, outpatient, tertiary, and quaternary care. The active hiring profile is healthcare-dominant (856 roles), with meaningful depth in research (247 roles) and smaller engineering, data, and security teams. Current organizational focus spans performance improvement, quality initiatives, telehealth expansion, and culturally responsive service models, alongside active research programs in myeloid malignancies and stem cell modeling.
Epic Systems serves as the primary EHR platform, integrated with IDX for revenue cycle management and MyChart for patient engagement. PACS handles imaging data across the health system.
Research infrastructure includes REDCap for data management, R and Python for analysis, MATLAB for modeling, CyTOF and qPCR for cell and molecular analysis, and OMOP CDM for standardized clinical data representation. Active projects include myeloid malignancies modeling with human pluripotent stem cells.
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