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participate in a variety of technical procedures to include in vivo and in vitro studies; operate radiation detection and measurement instrumentation including stationary imaging devices, scintillation gamma
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CT, and Emergency Imaging in the Duke Medicine Pavilion, ED, and PORT (major surgery). What you will do: Perform complex specialized tasks associated with the operation of CT scanners, power injectors
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, arrhythmias, and valvular heart diseases. Diagnostic tests, including physical exams, cardiac risk evaluations, blood work, and advanced imaging like echocardiography, are performed in-house. The goal is to
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available to conduct research on chronic pain. Using animal pain models, behavioral tests, calcium imaging, patch-clamp, optogenetics, neuroanatomy, molecular biology, the successful candidate is expected
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with fluoroscopic procedures and special radiographic procedures. Accurately process images for optimal quality. Match with appropriate paperwork for interpretation. Charge radiographic procedures in
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and in vitro studies; operate radiation detection and measurement instrumentation including stationary imaging devices, scintillation gamma and apparatus for in vitro counting. Calibrate and draw up
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, Duke-specific tooling, Image Generation, prompt engineering, etc), full stack web development, unix based tools and infrastructure, software design principles and more. • Provide guest lectures
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protective equipment as necessary. Monitor accessory equipment and assist the physician with fluoroscopic procedures and special radiographic procedures. Accurately process images for optimal quality. Match
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through physical examinations. Order appropriate diagnostic imaging and tests to determine medical and post treatment diagnoses, patient conditions, treatment toxicities. Formulate appropriate treatment
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. Evaluate MR scans for technical quality, collate processed images and sequence of acquisition and label appropriately. Schedule patients for procedures; assist with clerical functions. Charge MR procedures