St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Faculty Position - Department of Imaging Sciences
Memphis, TN
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About the role
- SJCRH The Department of Imaging Sciences at St Jude Children's Research Hospital is seeking Faculty Member applicants at the Assistant, Associate and Full level.
- Applicants should be passionate about pushing the bounds of imaging - and applying their techniques to accelerate biomedical research or directly improve clinical care.
- Approaches that incorporate quantitative analysis, computational modeling, and AI integration are also of strong interest.
Requirements
- Candidates must have a PhD or MD/PhD degree, postdoctoral experience, evidence of high-quality, impactful prior contributions to the imaging sciences field, including peer-reviewed publications and / or patents.
Compensation
- The Department of Imaging Sciences faculty will be expected to establish independent labs at St Jude and will be provided with lab space, start-up funds, salary coverage and ongoing institutional support to build their world-class program.
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