Top 10 Reasons to Work at SUNY Upstate
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Medical University Stimulating Work Environment
SUNY Upstate Medical University is an academic medical center with its own teaching hospital, University Hospital. Life-saving operations, breakthrough research, and cuttingedge education occur every day while visiting experts and scientists from around the globe regularly present
opportunities that challenge and inspire.
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Compelling Mission
It’s a source of pride to work for an institution whose mission is to improve the health of the communities it serves through education, biomedical research and health care.
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Region’s Only Academic Medical Center
We are one of only 125 academic medical centers in the country—a unique and valuable resource for Central New York.
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Excellent Salary and Benefits
Employee surveys attest to overall satisfaction with the pay, benefits and retirement programs. Other amenities include an on-site fitness center and a professional development program.
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Consumer Choice Award Winner
University Hospital has been recognized repeatedly by our community as one of the best hospitals in the area, according to the National Research Corporation.
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Largest Employer
SUNY Upstate Medical University is Central New York’s largest employer with more than 7,000 people working on campus every day. Employees come from all parts of the region.
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On-Site Child Care
We are one of the few area employers that features an onsite child care center.
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Area’s Only Children’s Hospital
In Fall 2009, we opened the area’s only children’s hospital, Golisano Children's Hospital, which has already attracted several outstanding pediatric faculty-physicians.
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Nationally Recognized Programs in Cancer and Diabetes
Many of our clinical programs have been singled out for state and national recognition including those for cancer, diabetes, stroke, burn, trauma, poison, child abuse prevention and AIDS treatment.
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Robust Research Enterprise
More than $30 million in biomedical research is under way at SUNY Upstate. Studies include endocrine disorders, orthopedics, vision, cancer, brain and spine, and developmental issues.
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