MRI Physics & Computing Clinical Scientist – Neuroradiology

University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; City of Westminster; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A major healthcare provider in the UK invites applications for a clinical scientist specialist in MRI Physics. Your role involves collaborating within a team to optimize MRI service operations, providing scientific support during neurosurgery, and integrating advancements in imaging methodologies. Candidates should possess an MSc or higher, significant experience, and HCPC registration. This position offers opportunities for research collaboration with esteemed institutes and focuses on improving diagnosis and service efficiency.

Qualifications

• HCPC-registered Clinical Scientist with MSc or higher degree.
• Significant postgraduate experience in neurosurgical guidance systems.
• Experience with advanced MR methods including fMRI/DTI.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate on MRI physics and computing support for neuroradiology.
• Prepare data for intra-operative MRI service and provide in-theatre support.
• Support integration of AI tools in neuroradiology reporting.
• Maintain and develop image-processing workstations for analysis.

Skills

Scientific software development

Neuromodulation techniques

Clinical fMRI analysis

Neuroimaging research

Education

MSc in relevant field

HCPC registration as Clinical Scientist

Tools

Image-processing workstations

Job description

A major healthcare provider in the UK invites applications for a clinical scientist specialist in MRI Physics. Your role involves collaborating within a team to optimize MRI service operations, providing scientific support during neurosurgery, and integrating advancements in imaging methodologies. Candidates should possess an MSc or higher, significant experience, and HCPC registration. This position offers opportunities for research collaboration with esteemed institutes and focuses on improving diagnosis and service efficiency.