Translational Imaging Scientist — Oncology & Biomarkers

Atrium Health; Winston-Salem (NC); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Wake Forest University School of Medicine in North Carolina seeks an early‑career investigator to build a translational imaging program in oncology. The role emphasizes collaboration across basic, translational, and clinical teams to translate biomarkers and therapeutics to clinical trials.

The candidate should have a strong publication record, grant potential, and a commitment to teaching and mentoring the next generation of researchers. Tenure‑track opportunities are available.

Qualifications

• Independent research program in cancer biology/oncology imaging with strong mechanistic grounding.
• Track record of peer‑reviewed publications and funding potential.
• Demonstrated ability to collaborate across basic, translational, and clinical teams.

Responsibilities

• Lead a translational imaging research program within oncology/cancer biology.
• Collaborate across basic, translational, and clinical teams to translate biomarkers and therapeutics to trials.
• Mentor trainees and participate in teaching and program development.

Skills

Independent research

Collaboration

Mentoring and teaching

Peer‑reviewed publications

Education

PhD, MD, or MD/PhD

Job description

Wake Forest University School of Medicine in North Carolina seeks an early‑career investigator to build a translational imaging program in oncology. The role emphasizes collaboration across basic, translational, and clinical teams to translate biomarkers and therapeutics to clinical trials.

The candidate should have a strong publication record, grant potential, and a commitment to teaching and mentoring the next generation of researchers. Tenure‑track opportunities are available.