The Research Assistant I role supports the mission of The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center by contributing to innovative radiology research that advances medical imaging, diagnostic innovation, and evidence-based patient care. Within the Body Imaging Research Department, the Research Assistant I works alongside principal investigators, radiologists, and multidisciplinary research teams to support clinical, translational, and outcomes research. The Research Assistant I plays a key role in evaluating and implementing machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques for abdominal organ segmentation, while also contributing to research design, data analysis, scientific publications, and research operations across the department. The ideal candidate is a physician with a Doctor of Medicine (MD) or equivalent medical degree, prior radiology training, and a strong interest in clinical, translational, or outcomes research. Preferred qualifications include experience with programming languages such as Python, R, MATLAB, or SQL; familiarity with research databases, electronic medical records, and large imaging datasets; knowledge of GCP, IRB processes, HIPAA, and human subjects research regulations; experience with statistical software; and authorship of scientific publications or presentations. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking radiology research that supports advances in cancer diagnosis, imaging innovation, and patient outcomes. Team members collaborate with leading clinicians and researchers while gaining valuable experience in machine learning applications, clinical research methodology, scientific publication development, and multidisciplinary healthcare research in support of the institution’s mission.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level