About the position
Research Associate in Magnetic Resonance Physics
Newcastle University
Newcastle, United Kingdom
GBP 37,369 - 41,064 per year
The Role
The purpose of this role is for a skilled MR physicist to design and deliver high-quality clinical research in magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy within the Centre for In Vivo Imaging at Newcastle University. This is a role which will embrace working with a principal investigator and collaborating with an multi-disciplinary team of scientists and clinicians.
There are two 3.0T research-dedicated Philips scanners, with pulse programming and advanced scan capabilities. Studies are supported by a dedicated research radiography team.
The post could suit equally those who have just qualified with a PhD, or those with postdoctoral experience. Newcastle University is committed to career development for Research Associates through development to independent research and/or staff scientist positions where appropriate.
Key Accountabilities
Working under the guidance of academic staff, develop and carry out research using appropriate magnetic resonance imaging/spectroscopy and equipment available within the Centre for In Vivo Imaging
Determine appropriate methodologies for research, showing an appropriate degree of independence, with advice and support where required
Review the literature to assess proposals for research by collaborating principal investigators to determine scientific right-to-succeed and appropriate resourcing
Writing up and publication of own/collaborative research through publications in leading peer-reviewed journals
Prepare high quality presentations and present research findings at national/international conferences/meetings and to appropriate stakeholders within the University
Work with the support staff and, with undergraduate and postgraduate students, and interact intellectually with other academic members of the Institute
May contribute to events celebrating the public engagement of translational research
Contribute to funding applications submitted by others
Contribute to the program of teaching within the Centre of In Vivo Imaging, including the MSc in Clinical Science (Medical Physics) and other courses as appropriate
The Person
Knowledge, Skills and Experience
Experience in delivering research project(s)
Experience of developing, and validating acquisition methods in magnetic resonance imaging/spectroscopy
Experience of developing and devising analysis techniques for MRI/MRS data
Evidence of interpretation of data and investigations leading to the discovery of new knowledge
Evidence of independent working and initiative in research work, under the broad guidance of academic staff
Desirable
Publication record in PhD and postdoctoral work, reflecting a productive role within research teams (first author and/or middle author publications). The role the individual played in publications should be stated
Evidence of managing projects and/or interactions with principal investigators
Experience of providing successful advice to non-expert scientific users of MRI/MRS
Experience of teaching of magnetic resonance physics
Experience of delivering research that exploits academic knowledge in a commercial or applied setting
Knowledge of Philips pulse sequence programming
Experience of public engagement activities
Attributes and Behaviour
Ability to undertake research and analysis independently, with guidance from academic staff
Able to effectively organise allocated work activities
Excellent organisational, communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to carry out research project work within agreed timelines, meeting project milestones and producing research to an appropriate standard
Qualifications
PhD in magnetic resonance imaging and/or spectroscopy, preferably on in-vivo clinical or pre-clinical work
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Deadline 3 November
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