Director, ASL & Pediatric MR

Director Of ASL Central & Pediatric Mr

GE Health Care is seeking a collaborative and mission-driven Director of ASL Central & Pediatric MR to lead a team of MR scientists and clinical experts within our Applied Science Lab (ASL) Central. In this role, you will guide the development, testing, and translation of innovative MR solutions that support broad clinical imaging needs—with a special focus on pediatric imaging in partnership with leading institutions in Cincinnati.

This role will be instrumental in establishing and scaling GE Health Care's ASL Central site in Cincinnati—including supporting facility build-out, operational readiness, and long-term research strategy. The Director will operate in a highly matrixed environment, leading through influence across global teams, academic partners, and clinical collaborators. Working closely with academic research partners, GE Health Care headquarters, and diverse clinical collaborators, you will help bring new MR applications from concept to meaningful impact in clinical practice.

If you're passionate about advancing pediatric care, leading inclusive teams, and shaping next-generation MRI innovation, we'd love to hear from you.

• Serve as the primary GE Health Care leader for ASL Central, guiding its strategy, operations, and collaborative initiatives.
• Lead the build-out and operational launch of the ASL Central facility in Cincinnati, including coordination with internal teams and external partners.
• Coordinate and prioritize the activities of GEHC teams supporting ASL Central, working closely with local partners to ensure the center's operational success.
• Operate effectively in a matrixed global organization, influencing stakeholders across functions without direct authority.
• Drive site strategy and execution, including research prioritization, collaboration selection, and operational success metrics.
• Identify, nurture, and expand research and clinical collaborations—particularly with the University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children's Medical Center—to advance GE Health Care's strategic research goals.
• Define GE Health Care's roadmap and development strategy for pediatric MR, while staying aligned with the broader MR strategy across the organization.
• Advance pediatric MR optimization, addressing unique challenges in imaging children and translating innovations into clinical practice.
• Drive innovation and scientific contributions, including new MR techniques, applications, and peer-reviewed publications.
• Represent GE Health Care in the pediatric MR community—engaging with customers, research collaborators, external partners, and professional societies.
• Stay informed of emerging trends in pediatric imaging and anticipate clinical needs that will shape future innovations.
• Support pediatric customer satisfaction efforts and assist with installed-base issues to ensure a strong and trusted customer experience.
• Partner with segment leaders, marketing teams, and engineering groups to translate new MR research into viable product solutions.
• Collaborate with GE Health Care marketing to create educational and promotional materials supporting pediatric MR solutions.

• Ph.D. in Physics, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline.
• At least 7 years of experience in MR imaging research or a closely related healthcare field.
• At least 5 years of experience in industrial R&D, product development, or similar roles.
• Strong technical foundation in MR science.
• Strong oral and written communication skills in English.
• Experience serving as a project manager, team lead, or section manager.
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively with diverse stakeholders.
• Demonstrated ability to operate within matrixed and global environments, influencing across teams.
• Experience leading complex, cross-functional scientific or research initiatives.
• Ability to influence, collaborate, and build relationships across a global organization.

• Proven record of innovation in MR physics, including pulse sequence development, reconstruction methods, or new MR imaging applications.
• Experience or interest in pediatric…