Assistant Professor in Radiology

Medical University of Vienna; Wien; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

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Job summary

The Medical University of Vienna invites applications for an Assistant Professor in Radiology. We seek a scientist in oncologic hybrid imaging with enthusiasm for interdisciplinary research and teaching.

The candidate will have radiology and nuclear medicine expertise, focusing on quantitative imaging biomarkers in patients treated with immunotherapies, and linking imaging with genomic and immunologic data.

Qualifications

• PhD or equivalent degree completed.
• Proven international recognition in the research area.
• Proven success in obtaining peer‑reviewed funding.
• Educational/didactic qualifications including supervision of Masters and PhD students.
• Diversity and gender competence.
• International working experience.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to teaching and mentoring of students and junior researchers.
• Strengthen and expand cross-disciplinary research clusters in Medical Imaging, Oncology, Immunology and Digital Medicine.
• Lead and collaborate on interdisciplinary research projects and grant applications.

Education

PhD or equivalent degree

Educational and didactic qualifications

Supervision of Masters and PhD students

International recognition

International working experience

Peer-reviewed funding experience

Diversity and gender competence

Job description

Assistant Professor in Radiology

Medical University of Vienna

Vienna, Austria

We are looking for a highly qualified scientist in the field of oncologic hybrid imaging with enthusiasm for inter- and multidisciplinary research, and commitment to teaching.

The candidate is expected to have an outstanding expertise and training in both radiology and nuclear medicine, with a focus on exploring the role of quantitative/computational hybrid imaging biomarkers in patients treated with novel immunotherapies and cell therapies, and the relationship between imaging and other (e.g., genomic and immunologic) biomarkers, to strengthen, expand and cross-link existing research cluster topics Medical Imaging, Cancer Research/Oncology, Immunology, and Digital Medicine within the university.

Your profile:

• Completed scientific or medical education with PhD or equivalent degree;
• International recognition in the respective research area;
• Successful and continuous acquisition of peer-reviewed third-party funding;
• Educational and didactic qualifications including supervision of Masters and PhD students;
• Diversity and gender competence;
• International working experience.

Deadline 22 October