Summary

The Instructor in Radiology is a non-tenure-track faculty position that establishes the employee as a PI (Principal Investigator) making them eligible to submit their own grant applications. The Instructor has research and teaching responsibilities, with mentorship by senior faculty.

Job Duties

• Mentored Research: The Instructor performs research under the direction of a senior faculty member.
• Independent Research: The instructor performs research independently
• Teaching: The instructor teaches courses and provides educational lectures to the student/trainee community.
• Independent grant applications: The instructor submits grant applications as an independent PI.
• Supporting grant applications: The instructor participates in grant applications submitted by other PIs.
• Teach courses and provide lectures for the TCH Radiology Trainees (students, residents, fellows).
• Publish peer-reviewed articles in relevant journals.
• Present work at relevant meetings.
• Contribute to intellectual property development.

Minimum Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in a field relevant to Radiology.
• At least 4 years of experience in Biomedical Research including during Doctoral work.
• Track record of publications in fields relevant to Biomedical Research.
• Demonstration of intent to establish an independent research program, by submission of a summary of research directions the instructor will pursue.