Associate Professor, Clinical Imaging Research

The role involves leading innovative research in ultra-high field MRI, specifically at 7T, focusing on areas such as pharmacologic MRI, cancer imaging, psychiatry, or neuroimaging applications. Responsibilities include: conceptualizing and directing research projects, designing protocols, acquiring and analyzing data, publishing findings, and presenting at scientific conferences. The candidate will establish and sustain an independent, externally-funded research program, supervise students and fellows, and collaborate with multidisciplinary investigators both internally and externally. Qualifications: PhD in Chemistry, Engineering, Physics, Biomedical Science, or related fields, with a proven track record in medical imaging research and success in securing external grants. Essential skills include expertise in MRI procedures, peer-reviewed publication history, excellent communication, leadership, regulatory understanding, organizational abilities, and a commitment to clinical impact. Key duties: designing research, obtaining IRB approval, data analysis, manuscript preparation, fostering collaborations, mentoring, and providing service to the research community. The position offers opportunities for academic appointments and involvement in cutting-edge imaging infrastructure, contributing significantly to translational and clinical research advancements.