Michigan State University's Department of Radiology invites applications for tenure-system faculty at the rank of Assistant Professor,Associate Professor and/or Professor to join the Center for Imaging and Image-Guided Therapy (CIIGT). Successful candidates will contributeto the scientific growth and national prominence of the CIIGT, a state-of-the-art translational imaging center equipped with a SiemensBiograph One PET/MRI system, advanced radiopharmacy capabilities, and extensive preclinical ( https://imaging.iq.msu.edu/ ) and clinical imagingresources ( https://biomedicalimaging.msu.edu ). They will interact with our Precision Health Program (PHP; https://radiology.msu.edu/research/precision-health-program ) and the Institute for Quantitative Health Sciences and Engineering ( https://iq.msu.edu/ ) toadvance new technologies aimed at improving health. The CIIGT harnesses the full potential of Michigan State University's uniqueresearch and clinical assets. With two co-located medical colleges, a college of nursing, a college of veterinary medicine, and nationallyrecognized programs in animal and agricultural sciences and our world-renowned Facility for Rare Isotope Beams ( https://frib.msu.edu/ ) the Institute forQuantitative Health Sciences and Engineering, and clinical imaging research ( https://izzofamilymedicalcenter.com/ ) combinedwith established and emerging clinical partnerships across the state, CIIGT is a truly distinctive research environment, unlike any other inthe world. CIIGT is an inspiring and tangible manifestation of MSU's One Team, One Health initiativeenvisioned to bring our strengths in human, animal and environmental health together to become a national powerhouse of precision health andhealing. The CIIGT provides a collaborative nexus of innovation uniquely enabling scientists to leverage human and large animal models andreciprocal translation to the benefit of all life. This position is part of Michigan State University's Global Impact Initiative(GII), a comprehensive strategic investment in new and enhanced research endeavors designed to advance big ideas, innovation, and globalimpact while responding to the

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Strategic Plan. The GII supports faculty recruitment in high-priority areas of research and alignsinvestments with university and college priorities, historical strengths, and new opportunities for growth. As part of thisstrategic investment, faculty members will bring or develop innovative, externally funded research programs and work closely with the CIIGTDirector and investigators across the Colleges of Human Medicine, Osteopathic Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Engineering, and otheruniversity partners to advance translational imaging research spanning human and animal health.