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LPN - Mercy Health Village Sq Peds (Toledo)

Requisition ID: 2023-43271
Overview: Full time, benefits eligible. Monday-Friday. | | Provides technical nursing care to acute and chronically ill children from the age of birth to 21 years and selected adults patients, under the direction of a RN Care Manager, and in accordance with the Ohio Board of Nursing Law and Rule. (Sections 4723-4-01, Ohio Administrative Code or OAC, 4723-4-04, OAC, 4723-4-06, OAC, and 4723-4-08 OAC). Demonstrates competence defined (*) in LPN II responsibilities in providing age appropriate care and service to pediatric patients from birth to 21 years, and selected adults.

Research Associate - Research Childhood Cancer - Lee

Requisition ID: 2023-43246
Overview: Research Associate - Research Childhood Cancer - Lee | | Conducts independent research within a general area decided upon in conjunction with a Principal Investigator; prepares position papers and research reports; assists in the preparation of scientific publications and research grant proposals; prepares budget proposals for conducting research studies. The Research Associate is responsible for supporting the laboratory’s translational and basic research in the use of immune cells for cancer therapy and NK cell biology. Applicant should have expertise in basic cell and/or molecular biology laboratory techniques.

Bioinformatics Scientist - Computational Biology/Cancer Research

Requisition ID: 2023-43224
Overview: The Bioinformatics Scientist in the Center for Childhood Cancer and Blood Diseases (http://www.nationwidechildrens.org/center-for-childhood-cancer ) at The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital will be responsible for working with laboratory-based scientists and trainees to perform computational and bioinformatic analyses, to provide training, and to develop new computational approaches to study pediatric cancer. | | The scientist will work with all members of the labs of Drs. Genevieve Kendall and Emily Theisen, including principal investigators, staff scientists, technicians, and trainees at all levels. Note for this position cross species comparative oncology is an important feature of the required analyses. Excellent verbal and written communication skills will be essential as the individual will work collaboratively with scientists on projects that lead to publications and presentations at professional meetings. Flexibility is also important as the Scientist will likely support wide-ranging projects of different scientific focus.

Post Doctoral Scientist - Neurometabolic Disorders/Gene Therapy

Requisition ID: 2023-43214
Overview: Dr. Stephen Kaler Lab | | We are seeking Post-Doctoral Fellows to participate in translational neuroscience and viral gene therapyresearch- The Kaler Laboratory is committed to dissecting mechanisms and pathophysiology of inherited copper transport and other neurometabolic disorders and using the knowledge to improve health through rational remedies, including gene therapy. Patients and families affected by these conditions provide the impetus for scientific inquiry in the laboratory. | | To learn more about the Kaler Lab, refer to this link: | Stephen G. Kaler (nationwidechildrens.org) | | The Post-Doctoral Scientist will participate in focused research investigations on these topics: | - Viral Gene Therapy | - Motor Neuron Biology | - Human Copper Transport | - Copper and Cancer | In addition to molecular genetics, the Laboratory employs model organisms, cell biological and biochemical approaches, and conducts clinical protocols. Adeno-associated virus (AAV)-mediated gene therapy for Menkes disease, choroid plexus–targeted gene therapy for Alpha-mannosidosis, studies of motor neuron degeneration mediated by p97/valosin-containing protein (p97/VCP), mechanisms underlying other genetic disorders of copper transport, and the role(s) of copper in certain malignancies represent our diverse current directions. | | We are seeking highly motivated postdoctoral researchers who are energetic, have strong communication and interpersonal skills, and are interested in clinical/translational applications. Persons with broad experience in molecular and cellular biology, tissue culture, mouse husbandry and injection/dissection, zebrafish modeling of disease, or with clinical training (e.g., MD) are preferred. | | With careful mentorship, you will become responsible for leading independent projects that address the Laboratory’s overarching aims and align with your career goals. The positions involve, but are not restricted to: performing research experiments, maintaining records of experiments, preparing laboratory reports, analyzing data, preparing papers and grant applications, and attending/presenting at national and international meetings.

Research Assistant - Research Childhood Cancer

Requisition ID: 2023-43119
Overview: Research Assitant - Research Childhood Cancer | | Performs research experiments and clinical studies in accordance with provisions of the approved protocol; maintains records of experiments and prepares laboratory reports; assists in analyzing data and preparing publications. The Research Assistant is responsible for supporting the laboratory’s translational and basic research in the use of immune cells for cancer therapy and NK cell biology. Applicant should have experience in some basic cell and/or molecular biology laboratory techniques.

Post Doctoral Scientist - Cancer Biology/Epigenetics/Chromatin Regulation

Requisition ID: 2023-43115
Overview: Dr. Emily Theisen's Lab is recruiting for postdoctoral positions in the Center for Childhood Cancer at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. Our group focuses on chromatin and epigenetic regulation, and interventions targeting that regulation, in pediatric cancer. Our training environment is highly collaborative and interdisciplinary, with opportunities to pursue both basic and translational projects at the intersection of cancer biology, genomics, epigenetics, and proteomics. The ideal candidate will be independent, motivated, and able to plan and carry out hypothesis-driven research projects. | | This individual works under the mentorship of an established AWRI principal investigator to become familiar with the background literature and design experiments and develop protocols to conduct research related to epigenetics and chromatin regulation in pediatric cancer. This candidate is expected to: use the results of studies to develop hypotheses for further investigation; prepare technical materials such as abstracts, annual reports, scientific papers and presentations; publish scientific articles in appropriate refereed journals; independently write and/or contribute to grant proposals; work toward independence in his/her research effort; and obtain external research funding. Appointment as a Post Doc is a maximum of 7 years in length. | | We are currently seeking individuals with interest in proteomics, genomics, biological chemistry, chromatin regulatory complexes, chromatin regulation in cancer, and intrinsically disordered proteins. Previous experience and demonstrated skills in any of these areas will be valued in candidates.

Research Intern- RI Childhood Cancer Chandler

Requisition ID: 2023-43002
Overview: Research Intern - RI Childhood Cancer Chandler | | Provides assistance in research experiments under direction of Research Assistant; obtains supplies and equipment needed for research projects; maintains laboratory records.

IGM Bioinformatics Analyst I - Miller lab

Requisition ID: 2023-42975
Overview: We are looking for a bioinformatics analyst to join our Research Group to study single-cell transcriptomics of various pediatric diseases. Our projects span multiple interest areas, including cancer biology, epilepsy, and cardiovascular research. We have multiple translational research protocols, from which we are actively generating single-cell RNA-sequencing data from patient specimens. The ideal candidate will be expected to develop hypotheses in collaboration with the research team, perform analysis of existing data to test hypotheses, implement new analysis strategies on a project-specific basis, generate graphs and figures, share their findings with the research team, and assist in the preparation of manuscripts. Candidates should have prior experience working with single-cell RNA-seq datasets as well as proficiency in R. This is an exciting opportunity in a translational research setting, with opportunities to work on a diverse spectrum of projects which may have a direct impact on pediatric patient care. Excellent verbal and written communication skills will be essential as the individual will work collaboratively with bioinformaticians, biologists, research professors, and clinicians on projects that lead to publications and presentations at professional meetings.

Ambulatory LPN Float - Mercy Spring Valley (Toledo)

Requisition ID: 2023-42617
Overview: | Provides technical nursing care to acute and chronically ill children from the age of birth to 21 years and selected adults patients, under the direction of a RN Care Manager, and in accordance with the Ohio Board of Nursing Law and Rule. (Sections 4723-4-01, Ohio Administrative Code or OAC, 4723-4-04, OAC, 4723-4-06, OAC, and 4723-4-08 OAC). Demonstrates competence defined (*) in LPN II responsibilities in providing age appropriate care and service to pediatric patients from birth to 21 years, and selected adults.

LPN - Pediatrics of Grove City

Requisition ID: 2023-42606
Overview: Full time, working Monday - Friday 8a-5p | Benefits eligible, non-exempt | | Provides technical nursing care to acute and chronically ill children from the age of birth to 21 years and selected adults patients, under the direction of a RN Care Manager, and in accordance with the Ohio Board of Nursing Law and Rule. (Sections 4723-4-01, Ohio Administrative Code or OAC, 4723-4-04, OAC, 4723-4-06, OAC, and 4723-4-08 OAC). Demonstrates competence defined (*) in LPN II responsibilities in providing age appropriate care and service to pediatric patients from birth to 21 years, and selected adults.

LPN - Gahanna Pediatrics

Requisition ID: 2023-42603
Overview: Day shift, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. | | Provides technical nursing care to acute and chronically ill children from the age of birth to 21 years and selected adults patients, under the direction of a RN Care Manager, and in accordance with the Ohio Board of Nursing Law and Rule. (Sections 4723-4-01, Ohio Administrative Code or OAC, 4723-4-04, OAC, 4723-4-06, OAC, and 4723-4-08 OAC). Demonstrates competence defined (*) in LPN II responsibilities in providing age appropriate care and service to pediatric patients from birth to 21 years, and selected adults.

IGM Director Clinical Laboratory- Research

Requisition ID: 2023-42598
Overview: We are seeking a Clinical Laboratory Director - The Steve and Cindy Rasmussen Institute for Genomic Medicine (IGM) at Nationwide Children’s Hospital combines diagnostics, research genomics and clinical genetics professionals into an aligned center focused on integrating genomics into patient care. The IGM Clinical Laboratory performs integrated clinical genomic, molecular, microarray, FISH and cytogenetic analyses to diagnose a broad range of inherited diseases and cancer. | | The IGM clinical laboratory also serves as the testing reference laboratory for the Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, Wilms tumor, and Neuroblastoma disease disciplines within Children's Oncology Group (COG), performing molecular and cytogenetic analyses for clinical trial patients. Furthermore, the laboratory plays an integral role in the Molecular Characterization Initiative, part of the National Cancer Institute’s Childhood Cancer Data Initiative, to provide advanced genomic testing to a pediatric and adolescent population with cancer. | | The IGM clinical laboratory supports an ACGME-accredited fellowship in Laboratory Genetics and Genomics. The mission of this fellowship is to develop post-doctoral clinicians and scholars in serving pediatric and adult populations through the provision of expert clinical laboratory care. This mission directly aligns with the hospital and institutional strategic plan to integrate and grow genomic medicine across the enterprise. | | We emphasize collaborative interactions between clinicians, physician-scientists and basic science investigators to quickly transition cutting-edge research results into advanced diagnostics using state-of-the-art technology platforms. With world-renowned experts at the helm, we are moving genome-based testing into the mainstream of pediatric diagnosis and treatment by offering comprehensive next-generation sequencing for constitutional disorders and cancer diagnoses, making results accessible and meaningful for physicians and families. | | Schedule: (Full time, Benefits Eligible) | | Location: | Research III | 700 Children's Dr | Columbus, Ohio 43205

LPN - PediatriCare Associates

Requisition ID: 2023-42223
Overview: Monday - Friday, day shift working 4, 9 hour shifts a week 8a-6p | Part-time, benefits eligible. | | Provides technical nursing care to acute and chronically ill children from the age of birth to 21 years and selected adults patients, under the direction of a RN Care Manager, and in accordance with the Ohio Board of Nursing Law and Rule. (Sections 4723-4-01, Ohio Administrative Code or OAC, 4723-4-04, OAC, 4723-4-06, OAC, and 4723-4-08 OAC). Demonstrates competence defined (*) in LPN II responsibilities in providing age appropriate care and service to pediatric patients from birth to 21 years, and selected adults.

Post Doctoral Scientist - Neuro-Oncology/Brain Tumor Research

Requisition ID: 2023-42027
Overview: We are seeking a Post-Doctoral Scientist in Neuro-Oncology/Brain Tumor Research. The overall goal of Dr. Drissi’s laboratory is to contribute to the understanding of the biology of high-risk pediatric brain tumors and the mechanisms of synergy and resistance in order to develop new treatment paradigms including immunotherapy. | | Please refer to the Drissi lab web site and the list of published work from the Drissi lab: | Drissi Lab (nationwidechildrens.org) | | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/myncbi/rachid.drissi.1/bibliography/47960567/public/?sort=date&direction=ascending. | | The selected candidate will work under the mentorship of an established principal investigator to design experiments and develop protocols to conduct research in the field of pediatric brain tumors. From the results of studies, helps to develop hypotheses for further investigation. Prepares technical materials such as abstracts, annual reports, scientific papers and presentations. Publishes scientific articles in appropriate refereed journals. Works toward a goal of becoming independent in his/her research effort, and eventually obtaining external research funding. Appointment as a Post Doc is a maximum of 5 years in length. | | **Our Center and Research Lab has a strong integration with Neuro-Oncology in the Hospital and you will have an opportunity to see your basic science research applied and translated to patients in the Hospital**

Research Assistant - Research Childhood Cancer- Drissi lab

Requisition ID: 2023-41919
Overview: Research Assistant - Center for Childhood Cancer - Drissi Lab | | Performs research experiments, plan and independently execute specialized laboratory research. To make accurate observations, to record test results, to analyze data, and to develop new methods. To guide the efforts of other laboratory personnel by explaining laboratory techniques and assisting in their experiments in accordance with provisions of the approved protocol; maintains records of experiments and prepares laboratory reports; assists in analyzing data and preparing publications. | | Rachid Drissi (nationwidechildrens.org) | https://www.nationwidechildrens.org/research/areas-of-research/center-for-childhood-cancer-and-blood-diseases/drissi-lab |

LPN - Hand in Hand Pediatrics Dublin

Requisition ID: 2022-41300
Overview: This is a full-time, benefits eligible position, working 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. | The LPN in this position will be primarily triaging calls, occasionally providing direct patient care when needed. | | Provides technical nursing care to acute and chronically ill children from the age of birth to 21 years and selected adults patients, under the direction of a RN Care Manager, and in accordance with the Ohio Board of Nursing Law and Rule. (Sections 4723-4-01, Ohio Administrative Code or OAC, 4723-4-04, OAC, 4723-4-06, OAC, and 4723-4-08 OAC). Demonstrates competence defined (*) in LPN II responsibilities in providing age appropriate care and service to pediatric patients from birth to 21 years, and selected adults.

LPN - Chillicothe Pediatrics

Requisition ID: 2022-41156
Overview: This is a part-time, benefits eligible position, working Monday-Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. | | Provides technical nursing care to acute and chronically ill children from the age of birth to 21 years and selected adults patients, under the direction of a RN Care Manager, and in accordance with the Ohio Board of Nursing Law and Rule. (Sections 4723-4-01, Ohio Administrative Code or OAC, 4723-4-04, OAC, 4723-4-06, OAC, and 4723-4-08 OAC). Demonstrates competence defined (*) in LPN II responsibilities in providing age appropriate care and service to pediatric patients from birth to 21 years, and selected adults.

Faculty Position - Cell Therapy and Cancer Immunology

Requisition ID: 2022-40944
Overview: The Cell Therapy and Cancer Immunology program in the Abigail Wexner Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital is expanding its faculty. The mission of the CTCI program is to bring novel cellular therapies to children and young adults with cancer or other inherited or acquired conditions (e.g., hematopoietic, infectious, immunologic, etc) through scientific discovery, cellular and genetic engineering, and efficient manufacturing for rapid translation to the clinic. More information is available at the link below: | | Cell Therapy and Cancer Immunology Program | | About the Faculty Position | - Seeking applicants at the Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor level with an independent laboratory research program focused on cellular therapy and/or related immunobiology | - Tenure-track faculty appointment in Department of Pediatrics, The Ohio State University | - Broad collaborative research potential throughout the Abigail Wexner Research Institute | - Consideration of joint positions in Centers for Vaccines and Immunity, Childhood Cancer, or Gene Therapy | Qualifications Required | - MD, MD/PhD, or PhD | - Track record of grant funding | - Track record of high quality first- or senior-author research publications relevant to cell-based therapies | About the CTCI Program | - Rapid growth- developed over 30 IND applications, 15 investigator-initiated cell therapy trials, 10 investigational cell therapy products, and over 60 patients treated with cellular therapy in 5 years | - Program integration with OSUCCC and the Pelotonia Institute for Immuno-Oncology | - CTCI infrastructure supports clinical trial development, IND preparation and submission, and GMP development/manufacturing of clinical-grade therapeutics | - Central manufacturing of investigation products for multi-institutional trials | | About the Research Institute: | - Top ten among free-standing children’s hospitals for NIH funding | - Designed for collaboration, creativity, and team science | - Comprehensive resources including regulatory support, tech transfer, genomics, and GMP facility | - 20 investigators hired in 2022 | - Nearly 200 investigators total | About Nationwide Children's Hospital: | - Among largest pediatric hospitals in the US: 1M+ patient visits annually | - Nationally recognized for diversity and inclusion | - US News & World Report Honor Roll hospital | - 1500+ total medical faculty | About Columbus, Ohio: | - State capital with 2M+ population | - Forbes #1 rising city for startups | - Outstanding quality of life and cost of living | Through our diversity, we achieve the highest standards of inclusiveness and create a culture that respects individual differences. It is the cornerstone of our strategic plan and how we attract the best people to ensure the best programs. To build a diverse workforce, Nationwide Children’s encourages applications from individuals with disabilities, minorities, veterans, and women. EEO/AA employer. | | Send correspondence, including curriculum vitae, a brief statement of research interests, and contact information for three references to Patrick.Kennedy@nationwidechildrens.org in Faculty Recruitment

Director - Center for Childhood Cancer Research

Requisition ID: 2022-40228
Overview: The Abigail Wexner Research Institute (AWRI) at Nationwide Children’s Hospital seeks applications and nominations for the position of Director of the Center for Childhood Cancer Research. The mission of the Center for Childhood Cancer Research is to revolutionize the treatment of children and young adults with cancer through scientific discovery and translation to the clinic. | | Center for Childhood Cancer (nationwidechildrens.org) | | The Director: | - Will collaboratively set the strategic direction of the center in alignment with the Nationwide Children’s overall plan. | - Will oversee the center’s planned growth and development, as well as the scientific translation of its nationally recognized research portfolio. | - Will recruit and develop a diverse and inclusive team of faculty, trainees, and staff. | Qualifications Required: | - MD, MD/PhD, or PhD | - Strong track record of managing a successful research program in pediatric cancer, including multiply-renewed NIH funding | - Internationally prominent member of the pediatric cancer research community | - Strong record of mentorship including trainees (graduate, post-doctoral, residents/fellows) and junior faculty | - Collaborative individual with established participation in team science | About the Center for Childhood Cancer Research: | - Currently includes 13 faculty principal investigators and nearly 100 trainees and staff. | - Most CCR members are also members of The Ohio State University’s James Comprehensive Cancer Center, wherein Nationwide Children’s Hospital serves as its pediatric arm and the CCR director serves on its program leadership team. | - In 2021, center faculty received over $7 million dollars in external grant awards. | | About the Research Institute: | - Top ten among free-standing children’s hospitals for NIH funding | - Designed for collaboration, creativity, and team science | - Comprehensive resources including regulatory support, tech transfer, genomics, and GMP facility | About Nationwide Children's Hospital: | - Among largest pediatric hospitals in the US: 1M+ patient visits annually | - Nationally recognized for diversity and inclusion | - US News & World Report Honor Roll hospital | About Columbus, Ohio: | - State capital with 2M+ population | - Forbes #1 rising city for startups | - Outstanding quality of life and cost of living | Through our diversity, we achieve the highest standards of inclusiveness and create a culture that respects individual differences. It is the cornerstone of our strategic plan and how we attract the best people to ensure the best programs. To build a diverse workforce, Nationwide Children’s encourages applications from individuals with disabilities, minorities, veterans, and women. EEO/AA employer. | | Inquiries, nominations, and applications should be sent in strict confidence to Patrick Kennedy at Patrick.Kennedy@nationwidechildrens.org in Faculty Recruitment.

AYA Program Coordinator-TCA

Requisition ID: 2022-40029
Overview: AYA Program Coordinator - TCA | | The AYA Program Coordinator is responsible for the overall coordination and implementation of a program which targets the AYA oncology patient population. This includes outreach efforts, day to day operations, and to collaborate with the Director of Psychosocial Services. The AYA Program Coordinator manages pertinent expenses, budget items, data collection, and evaluations to accomplish program goals and objectives. The AYA Program Coordinator serves as a liaison to various community organizations and corporations. The AYA Coordinator acts as a liaison between physicians and healthcare teams and families with a focus on clinical operation, communication, support, and quality improvement initiatives for the AYA oncology patient population. The AYA Program Coordinator will work to proactively identify, develop, and maintain these key internal and external relationships to ensure that proper processes and timely execution of AYA services are managed for families, children, caregivers, community, and healthcare professionals. Excellent interpersonal, written and oral communication skills are required, including presentation, group facilitation and instruction skills. AYA Coordinator will have demonstrated ability to work in a team- oriented environment.

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