Emerging Leader in Translational Quantitative Biomedical Imaging

About the role

The Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at UBC invites applications for a Canada Impact+ Emerging Leader in Health and Biotechnology focused on Translational Quantitative Biomedical Imaging. This tenure‑track Assistant Professor position starts on July 1 2027 and will lead an independent research program developing quantitative imaging methods and probes to address clinically important questions.

Key responsibilities

• Build and lead an independent research program in quantitative biomedical imaging, including development of imaging biomarkers for inflammation, fibrogenesis, fibrosis, and drug action.
• Teach and supervise courses and research projects in the BPSc, PharmD, MSc and PhD programs, as well as new programs under development.
• Conduct advanced imaging research using MRI, PET, CT and multimodal, multiparametric image analyses from pre‑clinical studies to early‑stage clinical trials.
• Collaborate with UBC, TRIUMF, BC Cancer, affiliated hospitals and emerging research centres to foster partnerships, knowledge translation and commercialization.

Required profile

• Early‑career researcher (within 5 years of first independent appointment) and internationally based as of July 1 2026.
• PhD or equivalent doctoral qualification with strong post‑doctoral, clinical or industry research experience.
• Outstanding publication record and demonstrated potential to secure national or international research funding.
• Proven excellence in teaching, mentoring and a commitment to equity, diversity, inclusion and decolonization.
• Willingness to engage in collegial service and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Required skills

• Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
• Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
• Computed Tomography (CT)
• Multimodal and multiparametric image analysis
• Quantitative biomedical imaging methods
• Imaging biomarker development

What we offer

• Competitive salary range of $145,000‑$175,000 CAD per year.
• Start‑up funding, housing and relocation support, and comprehensive benefits.
• Access to world‑class facilities at UBC, TRIUMF, BC Cancer and affiliated hospitals.