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Hospital for Special Surgery is a leading academic and world-renowned orthopedic and
rheumatologic hospital in Manhattan. We currently have an opportunity for a 3 year research
and clinical development fellowship at HSS, sponsored by z-kat, inc. This position will have
the potential to become a permanent position with z-kat, inc. or HSS. The fellow will work
directly with a novel haptic robotic system, focused on developing practical clinical
applications in image-guided robotics for minimally invasive orthopedic surgery. The
research will be driving the leading edge of orthopedic surgery technology and is aimed at
rethinking standard procedures and accepted techniques. In this role, you will integrate
many disciplines and work closely with both surgeons and engineers to create a working
clinical solution. While working hands-on, you will be responsible for occasional software
and hardware maintenance of robotic test-bed systems and coordination of laboratory and
cadaver system testing.
The fellow must have a M.S. or Ph.D. in robotics, biomedical engineering, electrical
engineering, computer engineering, or software engineering as well as a strong background
in programming (C, C++, TCL/TK), image-processing, robotics, and image-guided surgery.
An understanding of orthopedic surgery, biomechanics, and biomechanical engineering a
plus. Candidate must be highly motivated, able to work independently and with a team, and
have a strong desire to help change surgical practice for the better through the use of
advanced technologies. Candidate must currently reside in or within a reasonable
commuting distance of Manhattan or be able to do so.
Qualified candidates please send your resume to: Barbara Katz, Professional Recruiter,
Hospital for Special Surgery, Human Resources Department, 535 East 70th Street, New
York, NY 10021. Email: katzb@hss.edu. Fax: 212-606-1146. Please visit our website at
www.hss.edu.
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rheumatologic hospital in Manhattan. We currently have an opportunity for a 3 year research
and clinical development fellowship at HSS, sponsored by z-kat, inc. This position will have
the potential to become a permanent position with z-kat, inc. or HSS. The fellow will work
directly with a novel haptic robotic system, focused on developing practical clinical
applications in image-guided robotics for minimally invasive orthopedic surgery. The
research will be driving the leading edge of orthopedic surgery technology and is aimed at
rethinking standard procedures and accepted techniques. In this role, you will integrate
many disciplines and work closely with both surgeons and engineers to create a working
clinical solution. While working hands-on, you will be responsible for occasional software
and hardware maintenance of robotic test-bed systems and coordination of laboratory and
cadaver system testing.
The fellow must have a M.S. or Ph.D. in robotics, biomedical engineering, electrical
engineering, computer engineering, or software engineering as well as a strong background
in programming (C, C++, TCL/TK), image-processing, robotics, and image-guided surgery.
An understanding of orthopedic surgery, biomechanics, and biomechanical engineering a
plus. Candidate must be highly motivated, able to work independently and with a team, and
have a strong desire to help change surgical practice for the better through the use of
advanced technologies. Candidate must currently reside in or within a reasonable
commuting distance of Manhattan or be able to do so.
Qualified candidates please send your resume to: Barbara Katz, Professional Recruiter,
Hospital for Special Surgery, Human Resources Department, 535 East 70th Street, New
York, NY 10021. Email: katzb@hss.edu. Fax: 212-606-1146. Please visit our website at
www.hss.edu.
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