The Icahn Mount Sinai Human Resources Office is available to any faculty or staff who has a complaint or concern regarding allegations of discrimination, harassment, retaliation, unprofessional behavior, or mistreatment of any kind, as well as those seeking advice or guidance regarding any employment matter. Trainees can also contact HR but are encouraged instead to use the Feedback Form. 

School Human Resources Office
212-241-4097

The School encourages all members of the School Community who either: (1) believe that they have been the victim of Sexual Misconduct; or (2) become aware of incidents of Sexual Misconduct involving other members of the School Community, to report the conduct. Members of the School Community can report Sexual Misconduct to the Title IX Coordinator (or to numerous other individuals, including HR, Deans, Chairs, Institute Directors).

Interim Title IX Coordinator
Clarissa Jones-Winter
TitleIX@mssm.edu or Clarissa.jones-winter@mssm.edu

To raise issues of gender inequity, mistreatment, harassment, or lack of professionalism:

Carol R. Horowitz, MD, MPH
Dean for Gender Equity in Science and Medicine

Devin Madden, MPH
Program Manager
Tel: 212-659-9552
devin.madden@mountsinai.org 

The Office for Women’s Careers (OWC) is a branch of the Office of Gender Equity in Science and Medicine. The office’s purpose is to foster a gender equitable environment to assure that women faculty succeed in research and clinical careers at Mount Sinai.

Sandra K. Masur, PhD, FASCB
Director, Office for Women’s Careers
OWC@mssm.edu

The Office of Diversity and Inclusion is committed to increasing and sustaining the representation of individuals underrepresented in medicine and science, champions a diverse workforce, strives to create a multicultural environment, and fosters an inclusive setting to ensure high-level care to our diverse patient populations as well as an optimal climate in research and educational settings.

Gary C Butts, MD
Dean for Diversity
646-605-8280
diversity@mountsinai.org
https://tinyurl.com/ODIatSinai

Mistreatment Policy for Trainees: To report mistreatment, unprofessional, or exemplary behavior directed at students and trainees: Submit Feedback Form.

For further information on mistreatment, see Faculty Handbook

The Committee on Faculty Professionalism supports an infrastructure that promotes faculty professional behavior and provides a forum for considering unprofessional behavior allegations about a faculty member made by any faculty, staff, or trainee.

The Mount Sinai Office of Assurance and Compliance Services ensures that the Mount Sinai Health System complies with federal, state and local legal requirements, as well as industry and ethical standard. To report a compliance concern, you can call the Compliance Helpline – available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week - at 800-853-9212 or fill out the Compliance Online Form. Compliance may work together with or refer certain matters to the Department of Human Resources.

The Ombuds Office is not a mechanism for reporting mistreatment and unprofessional behavior. Ombudspersons are available to provide neutral, confidential, and informal assistance with conflict resolution. The Ombuds Office follows best standards of practice that are necessary to promote fair and equitable outcomes.

Ombuds Office
212-659-8848 

Retaliation against or intimidation of any individual who seeks advice, raises a concern, or reports unprofessional misconduct or mistreatment in good faith will not be tolerated. Retaliation can be reported to Human Resources or the other resources listed above. Mount Sinai will ensure that your complaints and concerns are heard and addressed without retaliation.