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Job Description IMAGING TECHNOLOGIST - SUPERVISOR Harborview Medical Center - RADIOLOGY has an outstanding opportunity for IMAGING TECHNOLOGIST - SUPERVISOR. WORK SCHEDULE 1.0 FTE; FULL-TIME
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, diabetes/obesity, and neuroimaging, spanning both preclinical and clinical studies. Job Description Primary Duties & Responsibilities: Develop and implement computational image processing and analytic
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, image processing (segmentation, spot calling, drift correction). Exceptional commitment to upholding the collaborative ethos of the Cremins laboratory. Experienced in python, R. and using Linux/Unix
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the neurons. Successful candidates will possess strong image acquisition skills, reasonable molecular biology skills, and strong data processing skills in the UNIX/Linux environment and familiarity with high
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. The position focuses on integrating physiological, molecular, and imaging approaches to understand heart rate regulation in mammalian and avian models. The successful candidate will be an experienced researcher
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Job Description $10,000 Sign-On Bonus to eligible new employees joining UW Medicine University of Washington Medical Center – Northwest – Radiology - BREAST IMAGING CLINIC has an outstanding
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Position Summary Postdoctoral Research Associate in Molecular Imaging and Therapy A postdoctoral research position is available at Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology (MIR), Precision
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Processes incoming referrals for the UW Medicine Breast Center including clinic visits and imaging requests Assist with developing and maintaining list of diagnosis treated by provider Schedules patient
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Job Description University of Washington Medical Center – Northwest – Radiology - BREAST IMAGING CLINIC has an outstanding opportunity for a MAMMOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGIST WORK SCHEDULE • Per Diem • Day
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complex clinical diagnostic eye examinations and procedures as delegated by the optometry, ophthalmology and acute eye care team Complete all ophthalmic imaging tests as ordered by the physicians such Amler