AI Scientist for Precision Heavy-Particle Radiotherapy

Mayo Clinic; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 180,000 - 280,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dedicated AI research laboratory space

Access to quantum computing

Cross-campus collaboration with Mayo

Job summary

Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center in Jacksonville, Florida, invites applications for an open-rank faculty role leading AI initiatives across basic, translational, and clinical research in Radiation Oncology. The successful candidate will advance a multidisciplinary heavy particle program integrating AI, radiobiology, imaging, and clinical data.

We seek an investigator who can mentor junior faculty and build collaborations across Mayo Clinic sites to transform patient care through precision

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in computational biology, artificial intelligence, radiation biology, biomedical engineering, or related discipline.
• Evidence of scientific leadership and ability to build collaborative, multidisciplinary research programs.
• Commitment to mentorship, education, and fostering an inclusive academic culture.
• Preferred: research bridging AI with imaging, radiogenomics, radiobiology and clinical translation.

Responsibilities

• Develop AI tools for heavy particle therapy research program.
• Partner with cancer center to develop next-generation AI models for heavy particle therapy.
• Create translational research programs integrating radiobiology, imaging, computational science, and clinical data.
• Build collaborations and research infrastructure to translate innovations into clinical trials.
• Mentor trainees and research staff in a collaborative environment.

Skills

Artificial Intelligence

Computational Biology

Radiomics

Radiogenomics

Image-Guided Radiotherapy

Translational Radiobiology

Clinical Decision Support

Leadership

Education

Doctoral degree in computational biology|AI|radiation biology|biomedical engineering

Job description

Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center in Jacksonville, Florida, invites applications for an open-rank faculty role leading AI initiatives across basic, translational, and clinical research in Radiation Oncology. The successful candidate will advance a multidisciplinary heavy particle program integrating AI, radiobiology, imaging, and clinical data.

We seek an investigator who can mentor junior faculty and build collaborations across Mayo Clinic sites to transform patient care through precision