MRI Research Technologist

• Operating 3T and 64mT MRI equipment to research level
• Provide expert knowledge in MRI and imaging technologies to researchers throughout Australia
• Support user collaborations and projects in 64mT with impact through scientific publication or changes in practice
• Support research data and processing pipelines for timely analysis and reporting
• Report to project managers and scientific committees
• Contribute to competitive funding applications, scientific publications and reporting of research activity
• Participate in special projects to continuously improve processes and systems and organisation
• Represent the SA node of the National Imaging Facility locally and nationally

• Eligibility to work in South Australia
• Appropriate Undergraduate Degree or equivalent qualification in Medical Radiation Science
• Postgraduate qualifications in MRI or physics, or equivalent experience
• Current registration with AHPRA
• At least two years working predominantly in the field of MRI
• Appreciation of research methods and disease models
• Knowledge of MRI reconstruction and experimentation
• Proficient in routine image processing
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Excellent communication, engagement and presentation skills
• Ability to work independently under project pressure with timeframes and budget
• Skills in report writing and presentations
• Project management skills including timely delivery of outputs, monitoring and resolving issues

Salary packaging options up to $15,900