Perceptive Inc.
PET QC Chemist

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Job Summary
In this role you'll perform QC method development and routine analysis of PET radiotracers to support clinical and pre-clinical studies in a GMP environment.
Job Responsibilities
- QC of assigned radiotracers according to project distribution and the scanning schedule.
- QC implementation of newly assigned radiotracers: method development, validation and documentation.
- Providing routine QC support to clinical and pre-clinical studies.
- Providing analytical chemistry support for precursor characterization, radiotracer and radioligand purification.
- Data processing including HPLC and GC.
- Documenting QC records to ensure compliance with cGMP.
- Raising and investigating Out Of Specification (OOS) results and Deviation within QMS.
- Presenting technical QC issues to internal and external audits, if required.
- Training and educating others in your area of expertise.
- Keeping up to date with relevant procedures and policies, as well as new analytical techniques and processes (small molecules and biological products).
- Presenting results to internal and external audiences, when required.
- Maintaining adequate stocks of laboratory supplies.
- Completing routine laboratory tasks, e.g., preparing HPLC buffers, calibration standards, etc.
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- Minimum 2 years' experience in a QC laboratory.
- Experience in HPLC.
- Experience in a GMP environment.
Knowledge and Preferred Skills
- Experience in GC is an advantage.
- Experience working with short-lived radioisotopes preferable (especially carbon-11 and fluorine-18) is desirable.
- Experience in change control is preferable.
Education
- Undergraduate degree in Chemistry or a related scientific discipline.
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