Clinical Neuroimaging Research Trainee

Location: Remote / Hybrid
Type: Internship

About the Role
NeuroHarmoniX Labs is seeking a Clinical Neuroimaging Research Trainee to contribute to translational
research involving quantitative brain MRI, neuroimaging biomarkers, scientific evidence, and validation.

This opportunity is particularly suited for medical students and early-career researchers interested in
neurology, radiology, neuroradiology, neuroscience, medical imaging, or medical AI

Key Responsibilities
• Review and synthesize scientific literature related to quantitative brain MRI and neuroimaging
biomarkers.
• Evaluate evidence supporting quantitative imaging measures and their potential translational
relevance.
• Investigate neuroimaging applications across neurological and neurodegenerative conditions
relevant to NeuroHL’s research priorities.
• Support scientific evidence frameworks, validation approaches, and research documentation.
• Contribute to scientific summaries, study concepts, presentations, abstracts, posters, or manuscripts
where appropriate

Preferred Qualifications
• Current medical student or graduate-level trainee in neuroscience, biomedical engineering, medical
imaging, or a related discipline.
• Prior research experience in neuroimaging, neuroscience, neurology, radiology, or related clinical
research is preferred.
• Ability to critically evaluate peer-reviewed scientific literature.
• Understanding of research methodology and basic statistics.
• Strong scientific writing and communication skills.
• Exposure to MRI, quantitative imaging, or programming/statistical tools is beneficial but not
required.

What You’ll Gain
Hands-on experience at the intersection of neuroimaging research, clinical neuroscience, quantitative
imaging, and healthcare technology, with exposure to translating imaging research into evidence
supported quantitative applications.

Opportunities to contribute to scientific abstracts, posters, or manuscripts may arise depending on the
project and level of contribution.

How to Apply
Please submit your CV and a brief statement describing your research experience, clinical or scientific
interests, and interest in translational neuroimaging at NeuroHarmoniX Labs.