Pet Radiochemist Jobs

Responsibilities
Responsible for the daily production and quality control of routine PET drugs products. Completes production of PET drug products for both clinical and clinical research studies. Completes setup of automated PET synthesizer modules and analytical chemistry equipment. Assists in basic maintenance of automated PET synthesizer modules and analytical chemistry equipment. Completes and maintains appropriate documentation associated with manufacture of PET drug products and radionuclides under Food and Drug Administration's Current Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) guidelines for PET drug products. Completes and maintains appropriate documentation associated with production of PET drug products and radionuclides for clinical research under USP general chapter <823> for PET drug products. Assists in the development of PET drug products and radionuclides. Provides instruction and training to other PET radiochemistry staff as needed.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in chemistry or nuclear medicine technology certification, or pharmacy certification. Must have a strong background in analytical chemistry, preferably organic chemistry. Experience working with radioactivity such as in a PET radiochemistry laboratory, nuclear medicine environment, or commercial nuclear pharmacy specializing in PET drug production. Strong word processing and database skills specifically with Microsoft Word and Excel. Two years experience in production, manufacturing and handling PET drug products is preferred. Experience assisting in the development of PET drug synthesis procedures is preferred. Prior experience teaching, training, group interaction and presentations.
Exemption Status
Nonexempt
Compensation Detail
$39.48 - $59.25 / hour
Benefits Eligible
Yes
Schedule
Full Time
Hours/Pay Period
80
Weekend Schedule
Voluntary Saturday shift for up to 4 hours
International Assignment
No
Site Description

Recruiter
Kianne Wohlfert
Department Title
Radiology