PET Radiochemist
PET Radiochemist
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Job Description
The PET Radiochemist is responsible for the daily production and quality control of routine PET drugs. The PET RC assists in the synthesis of PET radiopharmaceuticals for clinical and research studies. The PET Radiochemist will also be responsible for completing and maintaining the appropriate documentation required by federal and state agencies associated with the production and distribution of the PET drug product/radioisotopes. The PET Radiochemist will help in set up and maintain automated chemistry modules and other laboratory equipment and the development of synthesis procedures in the production of PET radiopharmaceuticals/radioisotopes and will provide instruction and training to other radiochemistry staff as needed.
PET Radiochemist quality control:
Responsible for daily quality control of routine PET drug products
Responsible for setup and use of analytical chemistry equipment
Responsible for assessing suitability of incoming materials
Responsible for determining acceptability of productions for release
Responsible for retrospective testing on productions post-release
Responsible for quality control method validation and post repair instrument verification.
PET Radiochemist quality assurance:
Responsible for qualification and monitoring of all vendors and suppliers.
Responsible for the accuracy and upkeep of documentation used in all aspects of the facility
Responsible for ensuring adequate training of all PET Radiochemists
Responsible for conducting regular internal audits and self-inspections
Involved in deviation/OOS and CAPA investigations
Reviews and approves change control events and processes.
Qualifications
Requires a Bachelors degree in chemistry nuclear medicine technology pharmacy or related field. Experience in handling PET radiopharmaceuticals/radioisotopes working with radioactivity such as in a PET radiochemistry lab nuclear medicine environment or commercial nuclear chemistry laboratory specializing in PET radioisotope production.
Additional Qualifications
Experience in helping develop synthesis procedures is preferred. Candidate should have strong skills in teaching and training and with group interaction and presentations.
License or Certification
Basic Life Support Certification is required upon hire and must be valid for 90 days or greater from start date. Maintains Basic Life Support (BLS) and clinical Competency.
Employment Type
Full-Time
