Careers at Trudeau

Why work at Trudeau Institute?  If you are looking for a change and want to become part of a biomedical research operation that values its employees and allows you to grow professionally and learn, Trudeau invites you to apply for one of our positions.  We have a long-standing legacy of longevity with our staff and attract individuals who share a common goal of finding ways to improve the world through research. 

To apply, send your resume and a cover letter to:

Kelsey Stanton, Human Resource Manager, Trudeau Institute, Inc.
154 Algonquin Avenue
Saranac Lake, NY 12983

Or email to kstanton@trudeauinstitute.org.

Inquiries for postdoctoral, technical, and support positions should also be addressed to kstanton@trudeauinstitute.org.

Current openings:

Employee Benefits:

  • Housing for Faculty and Postdoctoral Fellows

    Housing, when available, is offered to faculty and postdoctoral fellows, both on and off campus. Rental fees includes heat and hot water, snow and garbage removal, laundry facilities, off-street parking, and a 24-hour maintenance service. The one to three bedroom apartments, which can be rented furnished, are close to the village and the Institute. Apartments are offered taking into consideration the needs of the family or individual involved.

  • Volleyball on the beach at Lake Saran

    Fringe Benefits

    Trudeau Institute offers a robust benefits package. Employees and their families have immediate coverage by a preferred health insurance plan. We offer vision and dental coverage, life insurance, short and long-term disability benefits and an annual contribution to employees’ retirement. Also available, coverage through AFLAC, supplemental retirement plans, credit union membership, and a pre-tax savings plan for child and healthcare.

  • Doug's Place Childcare

    Child Care

    Affordable daycare for employees’ children is conveniently located near the Institute. "Doug’s Place" is known for its warm and supportive atmosphere, designed to ensure that every child has the personal attention and stimulation needed at each point in their development.