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Job Opening: NIBIB/NIH Program Director for Image-Guided Interventions in the Division of Applied Science and Technology
The National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) has launched a search to identify exceptional leaders for the position of Program Director, Image-Guided Interventions, in the Division of Applied Science and Technology (DAST). The scientific focus will be on therapeutic technologies that use imaging for minimally invasive percutaneous and surgical procedures and targeted therapies for delivering therapeutic energies or drugs. Disease-target detection & identification, innovative navigational strategies and tools, and treatment-enabling technologies (e.g., robotic-assistance) will be emphasized. The add text Program Director will be responsible for developing a patient-centric vision, integrating medical imaging with therapeutic technologies, strategizing & implementing research initiatives, and providing leadership and oversight for the program. The program director will identify challenges, opportunities, and gap areas and build up implementation strategies to enhance technical development.
The ideal candidate will have an MD and/or Ph.D., specializing in interventional procedural medicine including surgery, radiology, and cardiology with a background in engineering/physics of imaging sciences & therapeutic technologies. Applicants must possess (1) an established record of outstanding leadership & accomplishments in scientific research and service within the community of scientists, health professionals, industry and others interested in the advancement of image-guided technologies; and (2) demonstrated skill set in managing a broad and complex biomedical research program.
Strong analytical, interpersonal, organizational, and written and oral communication skills are essential for success in this position. Knowledge of federal medical imaging technology programs and funding is preferred but not required. The Program Director will be exposed to a broad range of scientific program areas in biomedical imaging and bioengineering and will be closely involved with advances in these fields while contributing to NIBIB's technology development efforts.
The responsibilities of the position include leading all aspects of scientific program management, interacting with potential applicants, recommendation of applications for funding, management of funded grants and awards, outreach, portfolio analysis, program evaluation, identification of critical gaps and development of initiatives, and measures (organizing workshops, publishing notices to the research community, and interacting with professional societies) to address these needs.
The Program Director will interact with investigators and trainees from universities and business entities across the country as well as colleagues in Program, Scientific Review, and Grants Management within NIBIB and across other NIH institutes and centers.
You must be a U.S. Citizen or U.S. National. Foreign nationals or legal permanent residents are not eligible for consideration.
Those who are interested should contact: Guoying Liu, Ph.D. liug@mail.nih.gov
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Join us Next Week: 'Imaging Post CTACE with Lipiodol as a Biomarker'
There are only six days until the "Imaging Post CTACE with Lipiodol as a Biomarker" webinar, taking place Monday, 26 February 2024, from 7-8 p.m. ET. Join authors Nicholas Fidelman, MD, Julius Chapiro, MD, PhD, and Mishal Mendiratta-Lala, MD, as they provide insights to the manuscript which was published in European Radiology last November. This webinar is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Guerbet.
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