Mount Sinai Laureates Program

Mount Sinai Biomedical Laureates Program

Thank you for your interest in the Mount Sinai Biomedical Laureates Program.
A full application packet must be submitted through this Online Portal on or before 11:59pm on the following four submission deadlines:

January 1, April 1, July 1, and October 1 each year.

Next Deadline: October 1, 2022

Applicant Name (First, Last, Degree)*

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Current Academic Position*

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Current Institution*

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Citizenship*

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Place of Birth*

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Race/Ethnicity*

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Gender*

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Nominating Department/Institute*

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The following seven (7) items must be submitted as a single PDF.

1. Nominating Letter - This letter should describe not only the merits of the applicant, but also - very importantly - the resources and support that the Department/Institute will provide to the applicant and how the applicant's area of expertise supports the Department/Institute's strategic plan. For Assistant Professors, the letter should include a statement about how the Department/Institute will provide crucial mentoring for the nominee. The letter should also describe the recruitment process - e.g., feedback from formal research seminars and chalk talks by the nominee.

2. NIH-style Biosketch - 5 pages maximum including all other support.

3. Research Proposal - The proposal should describe the aims, significance, and innovation of the nominee's research plan. 3 pages maximum, Arial 11pt font, single-spaced.

4. Diversity statement – The candidate should describe their background and experience as well as commitment to increasing the diversity in academic medicine (1 page maximum).

5. Business Plan - This should be a standard business plan used for all Mount Sinai faculty recruits, which shows the startup package required for the applicant as well as their financial return on investment in research grants.

6-8. Three (3) Letters of Recommendation

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