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Medical & Pharmaceutical Research - Fuse Recruitment

Fuse RecruitmentRichlands, QLD, AU

2 days ago

Job description

As the Radiopharmaceutical Scientist you will be manufacturing radiopharmaceutical products and their associated manufacturing devices. This dynamic role offers the opportunity to apply engineering principles to manufacturing processes and take on QA / QC responsibilities within a controlled laboratory environment. This is a Brisbane based position with relocation support on offer if required.

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 multiple opportunities available to join this high-performing manufacturing team.

What are the benefits?

Opportunity to launch your career with a team that will nurture growth
Competitive salary package + relocation support (if required)
Join a team of radiopharmaceutical experts
Culture of team work towards common goals

What will you be doing?

You will be a key team member performing manufacturing processes that focus on two key elements – the manufacturing device and the radiopharmaceutical API. As such, each day brings variety as the processes are scaled up to ensure that critical clinical timelines are met. As the company evolves from R&D production to commercial production there will be a need to apply strict GMP guidelines to meet quality and regulatory requirements such as TGA and FDA.

Note that early morning starts and night shifts will be required for this role.

Key tasks of this role include :

Perform the manufacture and analysis of radiopharmaceutical APIs and devices

Conduct in-process and final product quality checks

Support the transition and setup of equipment including validation and verification activities

Collaborate with engineers to enhance manufacturing processes and troubleshoot technical challenges

Analyse results and deliver accurate reports on time.

What do you need?

This is a fantastic opportunity for early career Chemists and Engineers who are eager to be part of a local organisation that is transforming from research to clinical trials to commercialisation. We are looking for candidates who have a great attitude, an eagerness to learn and develop their radiopharmaceutical skills, and who always strive to do their best to deliver results.

Other key requirements of this role include :

A tertiary qualification in nuclear medicine, radiopharmaceutical, synthetic chemistry, medicinal chemistry, or nuclear / medical physics (or equivalent)

A tertiary qualification in engineering will also be highly considered - chemical, mechanical or biomedical (or equivalent)

Experience in process engineering, automation, or equipment validation (highly desirable)

Knowledge of what GMP means and why it is essential in radiopharmaceutical manufacturing

A Queensland Radiation Use Licence would be highly desired

Have a proactive approach to working in a small team where no task is too small or too big.

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).

Applications are being accepted NOW.

At Fuse, we specialise in recruitment for the scientific and manufacturing industry, and actively source a variety of roles for a broad range of organisations. 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

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ChooseFuse

Consultant

Amy Heffernan

0411 381 477

[email protected]

Reference number : BH-34243

Profession : Science & TechnologyChemistry & Physics

Science & TechnologyQuality Assurance & Control

Company : Fuse Recruitment

Date posted : 3rd Apr, 2025