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The Division of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging at Brigham and Women's Hospital is seeking a faculty medical physicist with expertise in clinical and/or preclinical nuclear medicine. This is a unique opportunity to join a top-tier academic medical center, with responsibilities split between clinical nuclear medicine physics (50%) and preclinical imaging support (50%). The successful candidate will be a member of the Nuclear Medicine Physics group, reporting to the Director of Nuclear Medicine Physics for clinical responsibilities and to the Director of Biomedical Imaging Research Core (BICOR) for the preclinical activities. On the clinical side, the candidate will support, under the supervision of the Director of Nuclear Medicine Physics, all aspects of nuclear medicine imaging, including equipment acceptance and quality assurance testing, quarterly and annual performance evaluations of PET/CT, SPECT/CT, and SPECT systems, radiopharmaceutical dosimetry, imaging processing and analysis, and protocol implementation/optimization. On the preclinical side, the candidate is expected to lead the preclinical PET/CT and CT imaging physics effort, working closely with investigators from neurology, oncology, cardiology, and other departments to design mouse, rat, or rabbit imaging studies. Responsibilities includes quality control, study design, protocol development, image processing, and data analysis. The candidate will also play an active role in the teaching and mentorship of residents, fellows, and trainees in nuclear medicine and radiology. In addition, they are expected to participate in collaborative research within the physics group, as well as with clinicians, and to lead independent research projects. This is a full-time, hospital-funded faculty appointment at the Instructor or Assistant Professor level at Harvard Medical School, with academic rank and salary commensurate with experience and qualifications.