Research Associate
The Institute of Nuclear Medicine is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Research Associate to support clinical and translational research initiatives in nuclear medicine, molecular imaging, oncology, and radiopharmaceutical therapy.
This position is designed for an early-career professional with a strong interest in biomedical research, health data science, clinical medicine, or cancer care. The Research Associate will work closely with physicians, scientists, research coordinators, imaging specialists, and operational leaders to support active research projects with project stakeholder coordination, data collection, assimilation, analysis, and presentation.
The role offers substantial exposure to clinical research operations, working with diverse types of clinical data and systems (PACS, RIS, EMR/EHR), scientific writing, methodology and regulatory documentation, imaging-based research, multidisciplinary collaboration, and professional development in a rapidly growing field of theranostic cancer care.
Key Responsibilities
- Support clinical and translational research projects related to data-driven personalized care, PET/SPECT imaging, radiopharmaceutical therapy, dosimetry, oncology, and treatment outcomes.
- Collect, organize, and maintain research data from imaging studies, clinical records, laboratory values, therapy records, and follow-up outcomes.
- Assist with study design, protocol development, IRB submissions, consent-related materials, study logs, and regulatory documentation.
- Conduct literature reviews and prepare concise summaries to support manuscripts, grants, protocols, reports, presentations, and internal strategy documents.
- Perform data quality checks and help maintain accurate, well-organized research datasets.
- Assist in preparing abstracts, posters, manuscripts, slide decks, white papers, and educational materials.
- Coordinate meetings, project timelines, action items, and communication among internal and external collaborators.
- Provide additional research and administrative support for INM scientific initiatives as needed.