Associate Professor, Clinical Imaging Research

The role involves leading research in ultra-high field MRI, with a focus on developing and managing translational and clinical neuroimaging projects, particularly using 7T MRI technology.

Responsibilities include designing studies, writing protocols, acquiring and analyzing data, publishing findings, and presenting at scientific conferences. The candidate will establish and sustain an independent, externally funded research program, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, supervise students and fellows, and contribute to institutional service through mentoring and committee participation.

Qualifications include a PhD in Chemistry, Engineering, Physics, Biomedical Science, or related fields, with a demonstrated record of successful scientific research, expertise in MRI procedures, peer-reviewed publications, and strong communication skills. The candidate must be capable of leading a team, understanding regulatory requirements, and managing multiple projects efficiently.

Key skills include critical thinking, organizational ability, attention to detail, and a commitment to clinical impact and service.

The role offers opportunities for academic appointments, collaboration, and growth within a state-of-the‑art research environment.