(Radio)Chemist – Radiopharmaceutical Development

Job Description

(Radio)Chemist – Radiopharmaceutical Development (BH-33926) Location: Inala, AustraliaSector: Pharmaceuticals As the Chemist (Radiopharmaceutical Development), you will perform development on manufacturing and quality control to support the production of clinical and research radiopharmaceuticals. Who will you be working with? Our Client is a clinical stage radiopharmaceutical company developing treatments to significantly improve survival and quality of life for patients with cancer. As they continue to make advancements in their product development and clinical phases, there are opportunities to be part of this high-performing team who are experts in their field. What are the benefits? Brand new role Competitive salary package + relocation support (if required) Gain valuable experience working under a range of quality and regulatory frameworks as the products evolve to commercialization Culture of teamwork towards common goals What will you be doing? Provide (radio)chemistry and scientific expertise to execute experiments/manage radiopharmaceutical manufacturing and dossier/protocols. Testing and performing automated processes regarding Radiochemistry/Pharmacy. Perform and develop processes and procedures related to the company's API and radiopharmaceutical candidates. Perform and develop stability programs for radiopharmaceuticals. Authoring and reviewing relevant documents such as reports and SOPs. Provide technical expertise, support, and adequate scientific interpretation and guidance to the team. Assist in the development of a GMP compliant radiopharmaceutical production process. Support the technical transfer of radiochemical methods from the Radiochemistry team to third-party sites and Operations. Maintain the generation of data and trending of production and quality parameters. Maintain the maintenance of equipment, consumables, and reagents for efficient functioning of radiopharmaceutical laboratories. Work with RSO to ensure compliance with the radiation safety program and site radioactive material license. Provide technical support to other teams or business units as required. Draft laboratory Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), protocols, reports, and other related GMP documentation as required. Note that this team performs some early morning starts and night shifts; however, this position will be required to work Monday to Friday 9 am – 5 pm for most of the time. What do you need? BS, PhD, or experienced candidates in Chemistry, Natural Sciences, or relevant field. Experience with radiopharmaceutical development is advantageous. Experience in performance chromatographic separation techniques. Experience in performance of spectroscopic methods. Experience with method development for (radio)-HPLC, TLC is advantageous. Experience with method development for alpha-, beta-, or gamma-spectroscopy is advantageous. Previous experience in assisting in CMC dossier for IND submission is desirable. Experience with alpha/beta/gamma emitting radionuclides preferred. Highly motivated and organized professional with the ability to work both with a team and independently. Ability to express technical topics clearly and concisely. Note that this role is working with radiation products in a safety-controlled and regulated environment, so you must be comfortable working in this environment and maintaining a Queensland Radiation Use Licence (provided by the company). Apply now or, if you have any questions, please contact Christelle Capini at . At Fuse, we specialize in recruitment for the scientific and manufacturing industry, and actively source a variety of roles for a broad range of organizations. If you are looking for a new opportunity, we’d love to hear from you! If you know someone looking for a job, refer them to us and we'll give you $500* if we find them a new role! #J-18808-Ljbffr