Point your AI agent at freehire and let it find you a job.

Get the CLI →

mdanderson.taleo.net/mda_in

Associate Professor, Research Faculty Appointment (RFA) - Abdominal Imaging Department

Posted Updated
Discussion

The Department of Abdominal Imaging, Division of Diagnostic Imaging, at the UT MD Anderson invites applications for a full-time, research faculty appointment at the rank of Associate Professor.

The Department of Abdominal Imaging consists of 60 fellowship-trained radiologists who provide comprehensive diagnostic imaging services to screen, diagnose, stage and follow-up patients with known or suspected malignancy using state-of-the-art equipment and technology. This position will primary focus on computational imaging, quantitative MRI, and artificial intelligence applications in radiology. The Associate Professor will be responsible for\:

1) Writing, editing, and submitting reports, manuscripts, grant applications and abstracts;

2) Reviewing the scientific literature and planning new studies;

3) Preparing and presenting data for publication and scientific meetings;

4) Maintaining current and accurate records of research data;

Qualified candidates must have a Ph.D. and at least seven years of experience in advanced radiology scientific work. Prior research experience and publications in Abdominal Imaging is highly desirable.

Refer to the Abdominal Imaging department web page for additional information about the department and its programs.

Qualified candidates are invited to submit their curriculum vitae and Cover Letter to\:

Catherine Devine, M.D.

Chair ad interim, Abdominal Imaging

Attn\: Grace Ayoub (gcayoub@mdanderson.org)

Department of Abdominal Imaging, Unit 1473

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

1400 Pressler Street

Houston, TX 77030

Apply

See also

Education jobs by country — openings, pay and top skills →

Tailor your CV for this role?

We couldn't check your fit for this role — add a CV to your profile to see it next time.

A new version of freehire is available