Faculty Position: Artificial Intelligence Scientist, Radiation Oncology
About The Position
The Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center (MCCCC) in Jacksonville, Florida, is seeking an innovative and accomplished leader in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for a faculty position. This role focuses on applying AI in basic, translational, and clinical research programs within Radiation Oncology, particularly within a heavy particle therapy program. The successful candidate will be an exceptional investigator (scientist and/or physician) with expertise in AI and its application in basic and translational biology and clinical decision-making. They will play a central role in advancing a multidisciplinary heavy particle program focused on discovery science, translational innovation, and clinical impact. A key component of this role will involve developing AI tools in areas such as Bioinformatics, Radiogenomics, Integrated Multi-omics Analysis, Multimodality Image-Guided Targeting, Radiomics, Adaptive Radiotherapy, Outcome Modeling, Clinical Decision Support, Medical Physics, Radiation Measurement, Real-Time Response Assessment, Systems Analysis, Biophysical Analysis, and Translational Radiobiology. The candidate will be a key driver in integrating AI technologies into existing and emerging radiation oncology platforms to enable novel approaches to heavy particle therapy.
Requirements
- Expertise in artificial intelligence (AI) and its application in basic and translational biology and clinical decision making.
- Experience in Computational Biology preferred.
Responsibilities
- Provide scientific expertise and have the opportunity for leadership roles in heavy particle therapy research program.
- Partner closely with the cancer center to develop next generation AI tools and models for the heavy particle therapy research program.
- Develop innovative translational research programs that integrate radiobiology, imaging, computational science, and clinical data to advance precision heavy particle therapy.
- Build multidisciplinary collaborations and research infrastructure that accelerate discovery and translation of heavy particle therapy innovations into clinical applications and trials.
- Mentor trainees, junior faculty, and research staff within a collaborative and inclusive academic environment.
- Participate in institutional initiatives aligned with Mayo Clinic and Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center’s vision to Cure, Connect, and Transform healthcare through transformative science.
Benefits
- Competitive startup and sustained institutional support
- Investment in team science and program-building initiatives
- Access to a $1B+ annual research enterprise
- Infrastructure for IND-enabling studies and early-phase clinical trials
- Exceptional benefits, including retirement and pension programs
- A culture that values innovation, inclusion, and transdisciplinary collaboration
- Established CAR-T and immune cell therapy programs with active clinical translation
- State-of-the-art genome engineering and cell manufacturing infrastructure
- Access to quantum computing
- Dedicated AI research laboratory space
- Robust disease-focused centers supporting both oncology and non-oncology therapeutic innovation
- Dedicated institutional support for regulatory strategy, clinical trial development, and commercialization pathways
- Cross-campus collaboration opportunities with Mayo Clinic sites in Minnesota and Arizona
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
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