Postdoctoral Associate at Medical Physics at Department of Radiation Oncology, Duke Univ Medical Center. The Radiation Oncology Department at Duke University is seeking a qualified Postdoctoral Associate to conduct research in the Medical Physics Division under the guidance of Dr. Jackie Wu and Dr. FangFang Yin.
The Medical Physics Division of the Radiation Oncology Department at Duke University has a strong focus on developing novel knowledge guidance models and treatment planning tools for improving the effectiveness and efficiency of radiation therapy. The projects will encompass many aspects of this general direction and therefore will involve knowledge and skills in multiple subject areas and require active collaboration and creative thinking.
The successful candidate will hold a doctoral degree in Medical Physics, Physics, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or other related fields. Previous experience with data analysis, mathematical modeling, and optimization algorithm is highly preferred. Candidates should also have good knowledge and experience in a high level computer programing language (C++ preferred) and/or one of the scripting languages (Matlab, etc.). Candidates are expected to have a record of research publications and be proficient in written English communication skills, and are expected to carry out productive research and publish significant research findings during the postdoctoral training. Duke University Medical Center offers competitive wages and an excellent benefits package. An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
Email CV to Jackie Wu, PhD, FAAPM, Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology, at Jackie.Wu@duke.edu.