The Department of Radiology at the Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons invites applications for a Director of PET and Molecular Imaging Instrumentation. This leadership role is intended for a PhD-level scientist with deep expertise in molecular imaging and translational human imaging research. The Director of PET and Molecular Imaging Instrumentation will provide scientific vision and
leadership for human PET and SPECT imaging research, with a strong emphasis on molecular imaging, theranostics, and first-in-human investigations. The successful candidate will play a central role in advancing innovation, integration, and collaborative research across the CUIMC enterprise. This is a tenure track position open to all ranks. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. Columbia
University offers a highly competitive benefits package. Program Highlights Columbia’s Molecular Imaging Program features a world-class PET Center , including two cyclotrons supporting [13N], [15O] target production and dual-target capabilities for [11C] and [18F] isotopes. The program is equipped with three state-of-the-art PET scanners for both clinical and preclinical applications and has a robust infrastructure
for isotope production, tracer development, and advanced imaging protocols. Strong industry partnerships provide exciting opportunities for innovation and collaboration in imaging sciences. Responsibilities The Director of PET/SPECT Imaging will be expected to: Provide scientific and strategic leadership for PET and SPECT imaging research involving human subjects. Develop, lead, and
sustain an independent and/or collaborative research program in molecular imaging, theranostics, or related translational imaging sciences. Oversee and advance first-in-human and early-phase clinical imaging studies, including novel radiotracers and imaging methodologies. Collaborate close
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