Positions Available
Join Our Team
The BRAIN Foundation is committed to mentoring and developing the next generation of leaders in clinical neuroscience and neuroimaging. We offer a unique, dynamic research environment where emerging scientists can contribute to translational research that directly addresses a critical challenge in modern medicine: the diagnosis of mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI).
Working with our team provides an unparalleled opportunity to operate at the intersection of radiology and neuroscience. As part of our agile, private organization, you will gain hands-on experience with advanced imaging technologies like DTI, receive direct mentorship from our neuroradiologist-led team of experts, and contribute to high-impact research designed to accelerate progress from the laboratory to the clinic.
Our goal is not just to produce research, but to develop the next generation of scientific leaders.
Gain foundational experience in a cutting-edge clinical research environment. Undergraduate volunteers will have the opportunity to support our core research team through tasks such as conducting literature reviews, assisting with data organization, and learning the fundamentals of advanced neuroimaging research protocols. This position is ideal for highly motivated students pursuing a degree in neuroscience, biomedical engineering, or a related field who wish to gain exposure to high-impact translational research.
Opportunities for Undergraduate Volunteers
Master's students can engage more deeply with our specific research projects. Opportunities include direct involvement in the processing and preliminary analysis of neuroimaging data from our mTBI studies, contributing to the preparation of manuscripts and conference presentations, and developing a focused research project. We seek candidates with a strong analytical background and a demonstrated interest in neuroimaging. This is an excellent opportunity for students to apply their academic knowledge to a focused, real-world clinical problem.
Opportunities for Master's Students
We welcome inquiries from PhD candidates and visiting scholars whose research aligns with our core mission. As a collaborating researcher, you will have the opportunity to work with our unique datasets and leverage our advanced imaging capabilities. We offer a highly collaborative environment focused on producing high-impact publications and tangible clinical solutions. Ideal candidates will have a research focus in neuroimaging, traumatic brain injury, or a related discipline.
Opportunities for PhD Candidates
How To Apply
The BRAIN Foundation is always interested in connecting with talented and passionate individuals. If you are interested in any of the positions listed above, please send your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and a concise statement of interest detailing your research background and motivation to join our team.