Per Diem Integrative Yoga Practitioner (FGP) - Manhattan, Center for Women's Health

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We have an exciting opportunity to join our team as a Integrative Yoga Practitioner (FGP) - Manhattan, Center for Women's Health. In this role, the successful candidate provides individualized and group-based mind-body services within the Griffin Healthspan & Vitality Center at NYU Langone Health. This position delivers yoga, meditation, breathwork, and Reiki (or other approved energy-based modalities) to support stress reduction, symptom management, and overall well-being for women across the lifespan.

Aligned with integrative programs at leading academic centers, the Practitioner works as part of a multidisciplinary team that includes physicians, NPs/APPs, acupuncturists, massage therapists, mental health professionals, and health coaches. Mind-body and energy-based therapies are offered as adjunctive, evidence-informed services and are not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. The Practitioner also contributes to education, community outreach, and, where appropriate, research and quality initiatives.

• Provide individually tailored yoga sessions for patients with a variety of conditions (e.g., womens health concerns, chronic musculoskeletal pain, cancer survivorship, stress and sleep challenges), with appropriate modifications and safety considerations.
• Design and lead group classes (e.g., gentle, restorative, prenatal/postnatal, therapeutic yoga) to support physical function, stress resilience, and emotional well-being.
• Deliver Reiki sessions (if Reiki certified and/or other approved energy-based practices) as supportive services to promote relaxation, comfort, and stress relief, clearly communicating their adjunctive role.
• Integrate breathwork, meditation, and other mindfulness techniques into sessions as clinically appropriate.
• Monitor patients during sessions for tolerance and safety; adapt practices based on medical status and clinician guidance.

• Collaborate with the clinical team and Program Manager to develop and refine mind-body clinical pathways and group visit offerings (e.g., stress management series, peri/menopause support, survivorship programs).
• Assist in managing schedules, clinical space, and flow to support productivity and a patient-centered environment.
• Ensure that all mind-body activities are in compliance with institutional policies, Joint Commission, Department of Health, HIPAA, and other regulatory and safety standards.

• Create and lead educational workshops for patients, families, staff, and trainees on mind-body approaches, yoga, and energy-based therapies.
• Participate in promotional and educational activities (e.g., videos, handouts, workshops, podcasts) that raise awareness of integrative mind-body offerings within NYU Langone and the broader community.
• Collaborate with Marketing and Public Relations, as appropriate, to highlight mind-body services as part of the Vitality Center.
• Support community outreach and partnerships that extend access to mind-body services.

• Document all patient encounters, group sessions, and interventions in the EHR in accordance with NYU Langone standards.
• Contribute to program metrics and quality improvement initiatives (e.g.,…