The Department of Biomedical Informatics (BMI) is the home of biomedical informatics research and education at Stony Brook University. BMI has been established with a commitment of substantial resources funded through the Simons Gift and Simons Foundation endowments coupled with SUNY 2020 grants. The department is a key element of Stony Brook’s strategic plan in delivering innovative informatics concepts and implementations to enhance scientific investigations and healthcare delivery as well as to train next generation of biomedical informatics researchers. Faculty, students, and research staff in BMI carry out cutting edge research in a wide range of informatics areas, including Clinical Informatics, Translational Informatics, Imaging Informatics, Pathology Informatics, Bioinformatics, and Computational Science. Stony Brook Medicine functions as a living laboratory to drive the development of novel Biomedical Informatics concepts, methods, and tools. Research in BMI is carried out through synergistic activities with biomedical researchers and healthcare teams at Stony Brook and elsewhere. The education mission of the department is to train and prepare students and postdoctoral researchers to become leaders in the field of biomedical informatics and shape the informatics research and applications to advance biomedical research and healthcare delivery. The department promotes inter-disciplinary projects and collaborations between BMI faculty and faculty members in other Stony Brook departments and units. 

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BMI is inviting applications for Assistant Professor,  Associate Professor or Full Professor tenure-track faculty positions in any Biomedical Informatics area, including but not limited to: Clinical Informatics, Translational Informatics, Imaging Informatics, Public Health Informatics, Pathology Informatics, Bioinformatics, Artificial Intelligence, Database Networking, and Computational Science. Click here for instructions to submit an application.