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| title=Ultrahigh Field MR Physicist | | title=Ultrahigh Field MR Physicist | ||
| short_text=We are looking for a MRI physicist / engineer to join our team at King’s College London, working with the 7 Tesla MRI system at St Thomas’ Hospital. | | short_text=We are looking for a MRI physicist / engineer to join our team at King’s College London, working with the 7 Tesla MRI system at St Thomas’ Hospital. | ||
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This is a permanent technical position, focused on supporting and advancing one of the UK’s most unique MRI research facilities. The role involves working closely with physicists, engineers, clinicians and neuroscientists to enable cutting-edge MRI studies across a wide range of applications. | This is a permanent technical position, focused on supporting and advancing one of the UK’s most unique MRI research facilities. The role involves working closely with physicists, engineers, clinicians and neuroscientists to enable cutting-edge MRI studies across a wide range of applications. | ||
| type=Physicist supporting clinical and research work | | type=Physicist supporting clinical and research work | ||
| location=London, UK | | location=King's College London, UK | ||
| deadline_year=2026 | | deadline_year=2026 | ||
| deadline_month=3 | | deadline_month=3 | ||
Latest revision as of 16:40, 9 March 2026
Ultrahigh Field MR Physicist
We are looking for a MRI physicist / engineer to join our team at King’s College London, working with the 7 Tesla MRI system at St Thomas’ Hospital.
This is a permanent technical position, focused on supporting and advancing one of the UK’s most unique MRI research facilities. The role involves working closely with physicists, engineers, clinicians and neuroscientists to enable cutting-edge MRI studies across a wide range of applications.
| Job type: | Physicist supporting clinical and research work |
| Job location: | King's College London, UK |
| Deadline: | 2026-3-29 |
| Salary: | 53,947 – 63,350 GBP |
You will play a key role in enabling cutting-edge MRI research by working closely with researchers and clinicians from King’s College London, Guy’s & St Thomas’, London and beyond to support, optimise, and implement advanced imaging methods. You will provide expert advice on protocol design and parameter optimisation, stay engaged with developments in the ultra-high-field MRI literature, and contribute to the adaptation or development of novel acquisition techniques and sequences.
Alongside this research-focused activity, you will help ensure the safe, reliable, and effective operation of the 7T system. This includes maintaining scanner performance through regular quality assurance, providing hands-on technical support during scanning sessions, and contributing to the investigation and resolution of technical issues in collaboration with on-site engineers and the manufacturer. You will also support scanner hardware and software upgrades, including testing and validation.
Safety, governance, and quality are central to the role. You will contribute to safety and risk assessments, support the development of MRI safety policies, and help train clinical and technical staff in relevant aspects of MR physics. While primarily a technical support role, the post offers scope for professional development and active involvement in collaborative and independent research. Due to the nature of the role, regular onsite attendance (at least 3 days p/w) will be required, as well as occasional out of hours work.
This is a full time post (35 hours per week), and you will be offered an indefinite contract.
Please see https://www.kcl.ac.uk/jobs/140425-ultrahigh-field-mr-physicist for more details, and to apply