Physicist - Diagnostic Imaging

Role Overview: The Diagnostic Imaging Physicist specializes in MRI technology, providing physics and technical support to optimize imaging protocols, evaluate equipment performance, and ensure patient safety. They assist with clinical research, image post-processing, and troubleshooting MRI systems including 7T, low-field, MRA, MRS, and MRE. Knowledge of pulse sequence programming and RF simulations is advantageous. Key Responsibilities Evaluate and optimize MRI exam protocols and imaging equipment.Support clinical research and development in medical imaging.Provide technical support for MRI systems, ensuring peak performance and safety standards.Analyze data, troubleshoot equipment issues, and implement improvements.Collaborate with staff across levels, demonstrating strong interpersonal and critical thinking skills. Qualifications: Master’s degree in Medical Physics or related field; two years of clinical experience under supervision; familiarity with computer processes, programming, and physics of medical imaging. Certification requirements include passing Part I of ABR or ABMP, with certification completion within three years. Knowledge of radiation measurements and diagnostic procedures is preferred. Skills & Attributes: Independent work ability, problem-solving expertise, excellent interpersonal skills, and strong analytical capabilities are essential.