Faculty position, Chief of Nuclear Medicine, Department of Radiology
Core
Lead a world-class clinical and research program in nuclear medicine, molecular imaging, and theranostics for pediatric cancer and catastrophic diseases.
Role type
Senior academic physician-scientist (Chief of Nuclear Medicine)
Builds
A dynamic program centered on an extended field-of-view PET/CT, molecular imaging core (cyclotron and radiochemistry lab), and an image quantification and AI collaboratory.
Domain
Pediatric oncology, nuclear medicine, molecular imaging, theranostics, and artificial intelligence.
Required skills
Nuclear medicine, Molecular imaging, Theranostics, PET/CT interpretation, SPECT/CT interpretation, Radiochemistry, Cyclotron operation, AI in imaging, Grant writing, Clinical trial design, Mentoring
Preferred skills
ABNM or ABR certification, Subspecialty training in Nuclear Medicine, Experience with first-in-human imaging agents, Leadership in academic medicine
Technologies
PET/CT scanners, SPECT/CT systems, Cyclotron, Radiosynthesis systems, AI/ML platforms, Radiology Data Center
Responsibilities
Shape clinical and research program strategy, Interpret PET/CT, SPECT/CT, and nuclear scintigraphy studies, Lead molecular imaging research and theranostic development, Mentor fellows, residents, and students, Pursue extramural funding, Collaborate on AI-driven imaging tools
Seniority
Principal, hands-on IC with leadership duties