MRI & Neuromodulation AI Research Specialist

University of California, San Francisco; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 57,000 - 202,000; Full time

Job summary

The Morrison Lab at University of California, San Francisco is seeking a Junior/Assistant/Associate/Full Specialist to perform full-time, specialized clinical imaging research at the intersection of MRI and neuromodulation. You will help develop AI tools for clinical imaging, lead manuscript preparation, and share findings at international conferences, while collaborating with clinical teams.

The role requires meeting all listed qualifications and contributing to a multidisciplinary research

Qualifications

• Applicants must meet all qualifications by the time of hire.
• Materials must list current/pending qualifications upon submission.
• University policies and ethical guidelines apply to employment.

Responsibilities

• Conduct full-time, specialized clinical imaging research at MRI and neuromodulation intersection.
• Develop AI tools for clinical imaging applications in neuromodulation.
• Lead and contribute to manuscript preparation and scientific writing.
• Disseminate research findings at international conferences.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team and clinical collaborators.

Skills

ML/AI development

Medical imaging research

Clinical imaging systems

Independent research

Education

Bachelor's degree in related science

Master's degree or 3+ years research experience

Terminal degree or 10+ years research experience

Ten or more years of research experience

Job description

The Morrison Lab at University of California, San Francisco is seeking a Junior/Assistant/Associate/Full Specialist to perform full-time, specialized clinical imaging research at the intersection of MRI and neuromodulation. You will help develop AI tools for clinical imaging, lead manuscript preparation, and share findings at international conferences, while collaborating with clinical teams.

The role requires meeting all listed qualifications and contributing to a multidisciplinary research