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About This Role We have a new opportunity for a Quality Control Radiochemist to join our Radiopharmacy site in Sutton. This is a full time position working 40 hours a week with a salary of between £31,000 - £40,000 (dependant on experience). Ideally you should be a scientific graduate with an Analytical Chemistry background, ideally with experience of (radio) pharmaceutical QC in a GMP environment. Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore if you are interested in this role an early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date. Radiochemist (Quality Control) Main Role Undertake the quality control operations to be carried out in respect of each batch of PET radiopharmaceuticals prior to release for patient use. Duties & Responsibilities QC routines Operate and maintain routine protocols for the Erigal chemistry laboratory including the production of standard 18FDG synthesis and other PET tracers in strict adherence to GMP and relevant EU pharmacopoeia standards. Manage raw material sampling, testing and release system. Maintenance Ensure efficient performance of, and undertake first-line maintenance of, Quality Control equipment including HPLC (radiochemical and chemical purity of 18F FDG), Gas Chromatography, pH measurement, Osmolality and LAL. Faults Maintain records of faults on any dysfunction - operational or equipment. Quality Systems In association with the QP to develop, implement and manage cGMP, Quality Control and Quality Assurance systems and procedures for standard PET tracers. Timetable Undertake function no.1 above in accordance with a pre-determined daily timetable. Materials Ordering of chemicals, glassware, cleaning and other consumables for routine QC analysis. Formulation of reagents for radiochemistry, mixing of solvents for HPLC and other analyses, cleaning of glassware and disposal of waste chemicals and materials. Standard Operating Procedures Prepare updated SOPs in accordance with the relevant guidelines as may be necessary from time to time for approval by the QP and adoption by the unit. Training Others Provide training and support for others selected as rota / backup in undertaking routine QC operations. R & D Search out, promote and manage R& D initiatives that both enhance the reputation of Erigal and their professional staffs as is consistent within approved budgets and grants. Skills in Radiochemistry Develop necessary skills to advise and support radiochemical laboratory technician/s with specific reference to the functions of Synthesis and Dispensing of radiotracers. Maintain understanding of best practice and changes in requirements for QC analytical testing. Safety and Control Assume responsibility for the safe and efficient handling of all radioactive sample substances (solid, gas, liquid) received from the Hot Cells room for QC tests including their movement, storage, containerisation and decay control. In accordance with local rules for emergency or serious incident procedure record such events in accordance with SOPs. Responsible for following agreed safety procedures to ensure safety of yourself and others. Regulatory Strictly adhere to GMP, GLP and safety protocols laid down by the MHRA, EA and HSE in accordance with issued licenses as determined from time to time. Corresponding adherence to local rules developed by Erigal in conformity to such licensing requirement. Alliance Medical Values Alliance Medical Values: Leaders, managers, and supervisors have a particular responsibility to be role models in terms of how they demonstrate these values themselves and how they engage their teams to work in this way. Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients. We respect expertise and combine it to achieve more. Excellence: We never compromise. We strive to deliver the very best in everything we do to ensure the highest quality of care. We treat our patients and each other with compassion, dignity and respect. Learning: Knowledge and understanding comes from learning. At Alliance Medical we are committed to ensuring that each and every one of us keeps on learning and that we continuously look for improved ways of working. Efficiency: Efficiency in healthcare means more patients get better care. We constantly seek new ways to use the scarce resource of healthcare more intelligently so that more people can live longer, fuller lives. Openness: We act with transparency and honesty in everything we do, where staff are encouraged to speak up to ensure a safe and secure environment for our patients.

About This Role We have an exciting opportunity for a Production Radiochemist to join us on a 12 month Fixed Term Contract at our Guildford Radiopharmacy. We also have a second vacancy for a Production Radiochemist on a permanent contract. Please state in your application if you are interested in the Fixed Term or Permanent position. These are full time positions working 40 hours a week (Monday-Sunday) with a salary circa £31,000. Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore if you are interested in this role an early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date. Radiochemist (Production) Main Role Undertake production of Fluorine-18 (18F) and radio-synthesis of 18F radiopharmaceuticals for PET imaging. Duties & Responsibilities Production Operate and maintain protocols for the manufacture of 18F and for the Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy chemistry laboratory including the production synthesis of standard 18FDG, 18Ethylcholine (18FEC), and other PET tracers in strict adherence to GMP and relevant EU pharmacopoeia standards. Operate routine protocols for customer orders and distribution of 18FDG and other PET tracers to sites. Maintenance Arrange first-line scheduled and emergency maintenance for the cyclotron and associated plant, in collaboration with GE engineers. Participate in GE training courses and maintain links with the GE Medical Systems, Sweden and other 'PETtrace' centres. Ensure efficient performance of, and undertake first-line maintenance of, the FDG & FEC Synthesisers, Dispensing Equipment, Hot Cells, including dose calibration, monitoring and sterility checks within the context of strict application of environmental and 'clean room' protocols. Faults Maintain records of faults on any dysfunction - operational, equipment or environment integrity. Interpret and rectify operational faults where possible and indicate where the GE engineer or contractor should be called. Quality Systems Develop, implement and manage cGMP, Quality Control and Quality Assurance systems and procedures for all aspects of cyclotron operations, and radiopharmaceutical production of standard PET tracers Principal Operator/Timetable On a rota basis, act as either cyclotron principal operator or as principal laboratory technician for radio-synthesis of PET tracers in accordance with a pre-determined daily timetable. Targetary Maintain routine protocols for production of standard 18F and other PET targetary in accordance with GMP guidelines. Maintenance and Engineering Services Support appropriate Maintenance/Engineering arrangements to ensure reliable delivery of critical services including air handling, chilled water, gases, electric power and security. Chemical Preparation Ordering of stock, preparation of chemicals required for routine radiochemistry production including formulation of reagents, etc and the safe disposal of waste chemicals and materials. Standard Operating Procedures Prepare updated SOPs in accordance with the relevant guidelines as may be necessary from time to time for approval by the QP and adoption by the unit. Training Others Provide training and support for others selected as rota/backup in cyclotron operation and production of Radiopharmaceuticals. R & D Search out, promote and manage R&D initiatives that both enhance the reputation of Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy and their professional staffs as is consistent within approved budgets and grants. Skills in Radiochemistry Develop necessary skills to provide relief and rota support to radiochemical laboratory technician/s with specific reference to the functions of: Operation of cyclotron. Production of Radioisotopes Safety and Control Assume responsibility for the safe and efficient handling of all radioactive substances (solid, gas, liquid) received from the Centre's cyclotron including their synthesis, transmission, dispensing, storage, containerisation, packing, despatch, transport, decay control, and release. In accordance with local rules for emergency or serious incident procedure record such events in accordance with SOPs. Responsible for following agreed safety procedures to ensure safety of yourself and others. Regulatory Strictly adhere to GMP, GLP and safety protocols laid down by the MHRA, EA and HSE in accordance with issued licenses as determined from time to time. Corresponding adherence to local rules developed by Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy in conformity to such licensing requirement. Alliance Medical Values Alliance Medical Values: Leaders, managers, and supervisors have a particular responsibility to be role models in terms of how they demonstrate these values themselves and how they engage their teams to work in this way. Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients. We respect expertise and combine it to achieve more. Excellence: We never compromise. We strive to deliver the very best in everything we do to ensure the highest quality of care. We treat our patients and each other with compassion, dignity and respect. Learning: Knowledge and understanding comes from learning. At Alliance Medical we are committed to ensuring that each and every one of us keeps on learning and that we continuously look for improved ways of working. Efficiency: Efficiency in healthcare means more patients get better care. We constantly seek new ways to use the scarce resource of healthcare more intelligently so that more people can live longer, fuller lives. Openness: We act with transparency and honesty in everything we do, where staff are encouraged to speak up to ensure a safe and secure environment for our patients. Additional note This Job Description is not inflexible, but is an outline and account of the main duties of the position. Any changes will be discussed with the job holder in advance. The Job Description will be reviewed periodically to take into account changes and/or developments in service requirements.

About This Role We have a new opportunity for a Production Radiochemist to join our Dinnington Radiopharmacy Site. This is a full time position working 40 hours a week. Our site's operational hours are between 12am-8pm so shift work is required. You should be a Scientific graduate with a scientific background, ideally with experience of (radio) pharmaceutical manufacture in a GMP environment. To be successful in this role you will demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills, analytical skills, a logical approach to problem solving and good attention to detail. As an effective team member, you will have great organisational skills with the ability to work under pressure. Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore if you are interested in this role an early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date. Required Skills and Experience Be educated to a degree level in a related scientific discipline or able to demonstrate relevant experience. Ideally be able to demonstrate experience in Radiochemistry or related disciplines. Ideally be able to demonstrate knowledge of GMP, validation and relevant regulations. Validation experience (including laboratory equipment and process validation) would be advantageous. Previous experience of operating in a GMP grade C cleanroom, operation of a GMP grade A isolator and/or distribution of radiopharmaceuticals would be advantageous. Duties & Responsibilities Production Daily, routine production of PET radiopharmaceuticals, including 18F-FDG, for Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy in strict adherence to GMP and relevant EU pharmacopoeia standards. Operate routine protocols for customer orders and distribution of 18FDG and other PET and tracers to scanning sites. Maintenance Arrange first-line scheduled and emergency maintenance for production equipment and associated plant, in collaboration with Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy engineers. Ensure efficient performance of, and undertake first-line maintenance and any required troubleshooting of the FDG Synthesisers, Dispensing Equipment, Hot Cells, including dose calibration, monitoring and sterility checks within the context of strict application of environmental and 'clean room' protocols. Faults Maintain records of faults on any dysfunction - operational, equipment or environment integrity. Interpret and rectify operational faults where possible and liaising with engineers and suppliers as necessary. Quality Systems Operating to approved quality standards by recording Production quality related actions (e.g., deviations and change controls) in a timely manner, to comply with AMR policies and regulatory requirements. Principal Operator/Timetable On a rota basis, act as production radiochemist for radio-synthesis of PET tracers in accordance with a pre-determined daily timetable. The role will include some night work on a rotational shift rota. Chemical Preparation Monitoring and maintaining lab stocks of chemicals, consumables, and spare parts as well as the safe disposal of waste chemicals and materials. Standard Operating Procedures Prepare and review SOPs in accordance with the relevant guidelines for approval by the QP and adoption by the unit. Training Others Provide training and support for others selected as rota/backup in production of Radiopharmaceuticals. Safety and Control Assume responsibility for the safe and efficient handling of all radioactive substances (solid, gas, liquid) received from the Centre's cyclotron including their synthesis, transmission, dispensing, storage, containerisation, packing, despatch, transport, decay control, and release. In accordance with local rules for emergency or serious incident procedure record such events in accordance with SOPs. Responsible for following agreed safety procedures to ensure safety of yourself and others. Regulatory Strictly adhere to GMP, GLP and safety protocols laid down by the MHRA, EA and HSE in accordance with issued licenses as determined from time to time. Corresponding adherence to local rules developed by Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy in conformity to such licensing requirement. Alliance Medical Values Alliance Medical Values: Leaders, managers, and supervisors have a particular responsibility to be role models in terms of how they demonstrate these values themselves and how they engage their teams to work in this way. Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients. We respect expertise and combine it to achieve more. Excellence: We never compromise. We strive to deliver the very best in everything we do to ensure the highest quality of care. We treat our patients and each other with compassion, dignity and respect. Learning: Knowledge and understanding comes from learning. At Alliance Medical we are committed to ensuring that each and every one of us keeps on learning and that we continuously look for improved ways of working. Efficiency: Efficiency in healthcare means more patients get better care. We constantly seek new ways to use the scarce resource of healthcare more intelligently so that more people can live longer, fuller lives. Openness: We act with transparency and honesty in everything we do, where staff are encouraged to speak up to ensure a safe and secure environment for our patients.

About This Role We have a new opportunity for a Production Radiochemist to join us at our Sutton Radiopharmacy Site. This is a full time position working 40 hours a week attracting a salary of £31,000. Ideally you are a scientific graduate with a scientific background, ideally with experience of (radio) pharmaceutical manufacture in a GMP environment. Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore if you are interested in this role an early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date. Radiochemist (Production) Main Role Undertake production of Fluorine-18 (18F) and radio-synthesis of 18F radiopharmaceuticals for PET imaging. Your place in our world Operations Manager Production Radiochemist Skills Required IT Skills Duties & Responsibilities Production Operate and maintain protocols for the manufacture of 18F and for the Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy chemistry laboratory including the production synthesis of standard 18FDG, 18Ethylcholine (18FEC), and other PET tracers in strict adherence to GMP and relevant EU pharmacopoeia standards. Operate routine protocols for customer orders and distribution of 18FDG and other PET tracers to sites. Maintenance Arrange first-line scheduled and emergency maintenance for the cyclotron and associated plant, in collaboration with GE engineers. Participate in GE training courses and maintain links with the GE Medical Systems, Sweden and other 'PETtrace' centres. Ensure efficient performance of, and undertake first-line maintenance of, the FDG & FEC Synthesisers, Dispensing Equipment, Hot Cells, including dose calibration, monitoring and sterility checks within the context of strict application of environmental and 'clean room' protocols. Faults Maintain records of faults on any dysfunction - operational, equipment or environment integrity. Interpret and rectify operational faults where possible and indicate where the GE engineer or contractor should be called. Quality Systems Develop, implement and manage cGMP, Quality Control and Quality Assurance systems and procedures for all aspects of cyclotron operations, and radiopharmaceutical production of standard PET tracers Principal Operator/Timetable On a rota basis, act as either cyclotron principal operator or as principal laboratory technician for radio-synthesis of PET tracers in accordance with a pre-determined daily timetable. Targetary Maintain routine protocols for production of standard 18F and other PET targetary in accordance with GMP guidelines. Maintenance and Engineering Services Support appropriate Maintenance/Engineering arrangements to ensure reliable delivery of critical services including air handling, chilled water, gases, electric power and security. Chemical Preparation Ordering of stock, preparation of chemicals required for routine radiochemistry production including formulation of reagents, etc and the safe disposal of waste chemicals and materials. Standard Operating Procedures Prepare updated SOPs in accordance with the relevant guidelines as may be necessary from time to time for approval by the QP and adoption by the unit. Training Others Provide training and support for others selected as rota/backup in cyclotron operation and production of Radiopharmaceuticals. R & D Search out, promote and manage R&D initiatives that both enhance the reputation of Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy and their professional staffs as is consistent within approved budgets and grants. Skills in Radiochemistry Develop necessary skills to provide relief and rota support to radiochemical laboratory technician/s with specific reference to the functions of: Operation of cyclotron. Production of Radioisotopes Safety and Control Assume responsibility for the safe and efficient handling of all radioactive substances (solid, gas, liquid) received from the Centre's cyclotron including their synthesis, transmission, dispensing, storage, containerisation, packing, despatch, transport, decay control, and release. In accordance with local rules for emergency or serious incident procedure record such events in accordance with SOPs. Responsible for following agreed safety procedures to ensure safety of yourself and others. Regulatory Strictly adhere to GMP, GLP and safety protocols laid down by the MHRA, EA and HSE in accordance with issued licenses as determined from time to time. Corresponding adherence to local rules developed by Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy in conformity to such licensing requirement. Alliance Medical Values Alliance Medical Values: Leaders, managers, and supervisors have a particular responsibility to be role models in terms of how they demonstrate these values themselves and how they engage their teams to work in this way. Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients. We respect expertise and combine it to achieve more. Excellence: We never compromise. We strive to deliver the very best in everything we do to ensure the highest quality of care. We treat our patients and each other with compassion, dignity and respect. Learning: Knowledge and understanding comes from learning. At Alliance Medical we are committed to ensuring that each and every one of us keeps on learning and that we continuously look for improved ways of working. Efficiency: Efficiency in healthcare means more patients get better care. We constantly seek new ways to use the scarce resource of healthcare more intelligently so that more people can live longer, fuller lives. Openness: We act with transparency and honesty in everything we do, where staff are encouraged to speak up to ensure a safe and secure environment for our patients. Additional note This Job Description is not inflexible, but is an outline and account of the main duties of the position. Any changes will be discussed with the job holder in advance. The Job Description will be reviewed periodically to take into account changes and/or developments in service requirements.

About This RoleWe have a new opportunity for a Production Radiochemist to join us at our Keele Radiopharmacy. This is a full time role working 40 hours a week attracting a salary of between £29,000 £38,000Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore if you are interested in this role an early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date.Radiochemist (Production)Main Role Undertake production of Fluorine-18 (18F) and radio-synthesis of 18F radiopharmaceuticals for PET imaging.Your place in our worldOperations Manager Production RadiochemistSkills RequiredIT SkillsDuties & ResponsibilitiesProduction Operate and maintain protocols for the manufacture of 18F and for the Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy chemistry laboratory including the production synthesis of standard 18FDG, 18Ethylcholine (18FEC), and other PET tracers in strict adherence to GMP and relevant EU pharmacopoeia standards. Operate routine protocols for customer orders and distribution of 18FDG and other PET tracers to sites. Maintenance Arrange first-line scheduled and emergency maintenance for the cyclotron and associated plant, in collaboration with GE engineers. Participate in GE training courses and maintain links with the GE Medical Systems, Sweden and other 'PETtrace' centres. Ensure efficient performance of, and undertake first-line maintenance of, the FDG & FEC Synthesisers, Dispensing Equipment, Hot Cells, including dose calibration, monitoring and sterility checks within the context of strict application of environmental and 'clean room' protocols. Faults Maintain records of faults on any dysfunction - operational, equipment or environment integrity. Interpret and rectify operational faults where possible and indicate where the GE engineer or contractor should be called. Quality Systems Develop, implement and manage cGMP, Quality Control and Quality Assurance systems and procedures for all aspects of cyclotron operations, and radiopharmaceutical production of standard PET tracers Principal Operator/Timetable On a rota basis, act as either cyclotron principal operator or as principal laboratory technician for radio-synthesis of PET tracers in accordance with a pre-determined daily timetable. Targetary Maintain routine protocols for production of standard 18F and other PET targetary in accordance with GMP guidelines. Maintenance and Engineering Services Support appropriate Maintenance/Engineering arrangements to ensure reliable delivery of critical services including air handling, chilled water, gases, electric power and security. Chemical Preparation Ordering of stock, preparation of chemicals required for routine radiochemistry production including formulation of reagents, etc and the safe disposal of waste chemicals and materials. Standard Operating Procedures Prepare updated SOPs in accordance with the relevant guidelines as may be necessary from time to time for approval by the QP and adoption by the unit. Training Others Provide training and support for others selected as rota/backup in cyclotron operation and production of Radiopharmaceuticals. R & D Search out, promote and manage R& D initiatives that both enhance the reputation of Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy and their professional staffs as is consistent within approved budgets and grants. Skills in Radiochemistry Develop necessary skills to provide relief and rota support to radiochemical laboratory technician/s with specific reference to the functions of: Operation of cyclotron. Production of Radioisotopes Safety and Control Assume responsibility for the safe and efficient handling of all radioactive substances (solid, gas, liquid) received from the Centre's cyclotron including their synthesis, transmission, dispensing, storage, containerisation, packing, despatch, transport, decay control, and release. In accordance with local rules for emergency or serious incident procedure record such events in accordance with SOPs. Responsible for following agreed safety procedures to ensure safety of yourself and others. Regulatory Strictly adhere to GMP, GLP and safety protocols laid down by the MHRA, EA and HSE in accordance with issued licenses as determined from time to time. Corresponding adherence to local rules developed by Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy in conformity to such licensing requirement. Alliance Medical ValuesAlliance Medical Values: Leaders, managers, and supervisors have a particular responsibility to be role models in terms of how they demonstrate these values themselves and how they engage their teams to work in this way. Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients. We respect expertise and combine it to achieve more. Excellence: We never compromise. We strive to deliver the very best in everything we do to ensure the highest quality of care. We treat our patients and each other with compassion, dignity and respect. Learning: Knowledge and understanding comes from learning. At Alliance Medical we are committed to ensuring that each and every one of us keeps on learning and that we continuously look for improved ways of working. Efficiency: Efficiency in healthcare means more patients get better care. We constantly seek new ways to use the scarce resource of healthcare more intelligently so that more people can live longer, fuller lives. Openness: We act with transparency and honesty in everything we do, where staff are encouraged to speak up to ensure a safe and secure environment for our patients.Additional noteThis Job Description is not inflexible, but is an outline and account of the main duties of the position. Any changes will be discussed with the job holder in advance. The Job Description will be reviewed periodically to take into account changes and/or developments in service requirements.

Alliance Medical are currently recruiting for 4 medical secretaries to work in our centre in Belfast. The role will involve booking appointments, updating systems, acting as the first point of contact to our patients, showing empathy and assistance. The candidate should have previous medical...

About This Role We have a new opportunity for a Quality Control Radiochemist to join our Radiopharmacy site in Sutton. This is a full time position working 40 hours a week with a salary of between £31,000 - £40,000 (dependant on experience). Ideally you should be a scientific graduate with an Analytical Chemistry background, ideally with experience of (radio) pharmaceutical QC in a GMP environment. Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore if you are interested in this role an early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date. Radiochemist (Quality Control) Main Role Undertake the quality control operations to be carried out in respect of each batch of PET radiopharmaceuticals prior to release for patient use. Duties & Responsibilities QC routines Operate and maintain routine protocols for the Erigal chemistry laboratory including the production of standard 18FDG synthesis and other PET tracers in strict adherence to GMP and relevant EU pharmacopoeia standards. Manage raw material sampling, testing and release system. Maintenance Ensure efficient performance of, and undertake first-line maintenance of, Quality Control equipment including HPLC (radiochemical and chemical purity of 18F FDG), Gas Chromatography, pH measurement, Osmolality and LAL. Faults Maintain records of faults on any dysfunction - operational or equipment. Quality Systems In association with the QP to develop, implement and manage cGMP, Quality Control and Quality Assurance systems and procedures for standard PET tracers. Timetable Undertake function no.1 above in accordance with a pre-determined daily timetable. Materials Ordering of chemicals, glassware, cleaning and other consumables for routine QC analysis. Formulation of reagents for radiochemistry, mixing of solvents for HPLC and other analyses, cleaning of glassware and disposal of waste chemicals and materials. Standard Operating Procedures Prepare updated SOPs in accordance with the relevant guidelines as may be necessary from time to time for approval by the QP and adoption by the unit. Training Others Provide training and support for others selected as rota / backup in undertaking routine QC operations. R & D Search out, promote and manage R& D initiatives that both enhance the reputation of Erigal and their professional staffs as is consistent within approved budgets and grants. Skills in Radiochemistry Develop necessary skills to advise and support radiochemical laboratory technician/s with specific reference to the functions of Synthesis and Dispensing of radiotracers. Maintain understanding of best practice and changes in requirements for QC analytical testing. Safety and Control Assume responsibility for the safe and efficient handling of all radioactive sample substances (solid, gas, liquid) received from the Hot Cells room for QC tests including their movement, storage, containerisation and decay control. In accordance with local rules for emergency or serious incident procedure record such events in accordance with SOPs. Responsible for following agreed safety procedures to ensure safety of yourself and others. Regulatory Strictly adhere to GMP, GLP and safety protocols laid down by the MHRA, EA and HSE in accordance with issued licenses as determined from time to time. Corresponding adherence to local rules developed by Erigal in conformity to such licensing requirement. Alliance Medical Values Alliance Medical Values: Leaders, managers, and supervisors have a particular responsibility to be role models in terms of how they demonstrate these values themselves and how they engage their teams to work in this way. Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients. We respect expertise and combine it to achieve more. Excellence: We never compromise. We strive to deliver the very best in everything we do to ensure the highest quality of care. We treat our patients and each other with compassion, dignity and respect. Learning: Knowledge and understanding comes from learning. At Alliance Medical we are committed to ensuring that each and every one of us keeps on learning and that we continuously look for improved ways of working. Efficiency: Efficiency in healthcare means more patients get better care. We constantly seek new ways to use the scarce resource of healthcare more intelligently so that more people can live longer, fuller lives. Openness: We act with transparency and honesty in everything we do, where staff are encouraged to speak up to ensure a safe and secure environment for our patients. Additional note This Job Description is not inflexible, but is an outline and account of the main duties of the position. Any changes will be discussed with the job holder in advance. The Job Description will be reviewed periodically to take into account changes and/or developments in service requirements.

About This Role We have an exciting opportunity for a Production Radiochemist to join us on a 12 month Fixed Term Contract at our Guildford Radiopharmacy. We also have a second vacancy for a Production Radiochemist on a permanent contract. Please state in your application if you are interested in the Fixed Term or Permanent position. These are full time positions working 40 hours a week (Monday-Sunday) with a salary circa £31,000. Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore if you are interested in this role an early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date. Radiochemist (Production) Main Role Undertake production of Fluorine-18 (18F) and radio-synthesis of 18F radiopharmaceuticals for PET imaging. Duties & Responsibilities Production Operate and maintain protocols for the manufacture of 18F and for the Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy chemistry laboratory including the production synthesis of standard 18FDG, 18Ethylcholine (18FEC), and other PET tracers in strict adherence to GMP and relevant EU pharmacopoeia standards. Operate routine protocols for customer orders and distribution of 18FDG and other PET tracers to sites. Maintenance Arrange first-line scheduled and emergency maintenance for the cyclotron and associated plant, in collaboration with GE engineers. Participate in GE training courses and maintain links with the GE Medical Systems, Sweden and other 'PETtrace' centres. Ensure efficient performance of, and undertake first-line maintenance of, the FDG & FEC Synthesisers, Dispensing Equipment, Hot Cells, including dose calibration, monitoring and sterility checks within the context of strict application of environmental and 'clean room' protocols. Faults Maintain records of faults on any dysfunction - operational, equipment or environment integrity. Interpret and rectify operational faults where possible and indicate where the GE engineer or contractor should be called. Quality Systems Develop, implement and manage cGMP, Quality Control and Quality Assurance systems and procedures for all aspects of cyclotron operations, and radiopharmaceutical production of standard PET tracers Principal Operator/Timetable On a rota basis, act as either cyclotron principal operator or as principal laboratory technician for radio-synthesis of PET tracers in accordance with a pre-determined daily timetable. Targetary Maintain routine protocols for production of standard 18F and other PET targetary in accordance with GMP guidelines. Maintenance and Engineering Services Support appropriate Maintenance/Engineering arrangements to ensure reliable delivery of critical services including air handling, chilled water, gases, electric power and security. Chemical Preparation Ordering of stock, preparation of chemicals required for routine radiochemistry production including formulation of reagents, etc and the safe disposal of waste chemicals and materials. Standard Operating Procedures Prepare updated SOPs in accordance with the relevant guidelines as may be necessary from time to time for approval by the QP and adoption by the unit. Training Others Provide training and support for others selected as rota/backup in cyclotron operation and production of Radiopharmaceuticals. R & D Search out, promote and manage R&D initiatives that both enhance the reputation of Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy and their professional staffs as is consistent within approved budgets and grants. Skills in Radiochemistry Develop necessary skills to provide relief and rota support to radiochemical laboratory technician/s with specific reference to the functions of: Operation of cyclotron. Production of Radioisotopes Safety and Control Assume responsibility for the safe and efficient handling of all radioactive substances (solid, gas, liquid) received from the Centre's cyclotron including their synthesis, transmission, dispensing, storage, containerisation, packing, despatch, transport, decay control, and release. In accordance with local rules for emergency or serious incident procedure record such events in accordance with SOPs. Responsible for following agreed safety procedures to ensure safety of yourself and others. Regulatory Strictly adhere to GMP, GLP and safety protocols laid down by the MHRA, EA and HSE in accordance with issued licenses as determined from time to time. Corresponding adherence to local rules developed by Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy in conformity to such licensing requirement. Alliance Medical Values Alliance Medical Values: Leaders, managers, and supervisors have a particular responsibility to be role models in terms of how they demonstrate these values themselves and how they engage their teams to work in this way. Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients. We respect expertise and combine it to achieve more. Excellence: We never compromise. We strive to deliver the very best in everything we do to ensure the highest quality of care. We treat our patients and each other with compassion, dignity and respect. Learning: Knowledge and understanding comes from learning. At Alliance Medical we are committed to ensuring that each and every one of us keeps on learning and that we continuously look for improved ways of working. Efficiency: Efficiency in healthcare means more patients get better care. We constantly seek new ways to use the scarce resource of healthcare more intelligently so that more people can live longer, fuller lives. Openness: We act with transparency and honesty in everything we do, where staff are encouraged to speak up to ensure a safe and secure environment for our patients. Additional note This Job Description is not inflexible, but is an outline and account of the main duties of the position. Any changes will be discussed with the job holder in advance. The Job Description will be reviewed periodically to take into account changes and/or developments in service requirements.

About This Role We have a new opportunity for a Production Radiochemist to join our Dinnington Radiopharmacy Site. This is a full time position working 40 hours a week. Our site's operational hours are between 12am-8pm so shift work is required. You should be a Scientific graduate with a scientific background, ideally with experience of (radio) pharmaceutical manufacture in a GMP environment. To be successful in this role you will demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills, analytical skills, a logical approach to problem solving and good attention to detail. As an effective team member, you will have great organisational skills with the ability to work under pressure. Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore if you are interested in this role an early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date. Required Skills and Experience Be educated to a degree level in a related scientific discipline or able to demonstrate relevant experience. Ideally be able to demonstrate experience in Radiochemistry or related disciplines. Ideally be able to demonstrate knowledge of GMP, validation and relevant regulations. Validation experience (including laboratory equipment and process validation) would be advantageous. Previous experience of operating in a GMP grade C cleanroom, operation of a GMP grade A isolator and/or distribution of radiopharmaceuticals would be advantageous. Duties & Responsibilities Production Daily, routine production of PET radiopharmaceuticals, including 18F-FDG, for Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy in strict adherence to GMP and relevant EU pharmacopoeia standards. Operate routine protocols for customer orders and distribution of 18FDG and other PET and tracers to scanning sites. Maintenance Arrange first-line scheduled and emergency maintenance for production equipment and associated plant, in collaboration with Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy engineers. Ensure efficient performance of, and undertake first-line maintenance and any required troubleshooting of the FDG Synthesisers, Dispensing Equipment, Hot Cells, including dose calibration, monitoring and sterility checks within the context of strict application of environmental and 'clean room' protocols. Faults Maintain records of faults on any dysfunction - operational, equipment or environment integrity. Interpret and rectify operational faults where possible and liaising with engineers and suppliers as necessary. Quality Systems Operating to approved quality standards by recording Production quality related actions (e.g., deviations and change controls) in a timely manner, to comply with AMR policies and regulatory requirements. Principal Operator/Timetable On a rota basis, act as production radiochemist for radio-synthesis of PET tracers in accordance with a pre-determined daily timetable. The role will include some night work on a rotational shift rota. Chemical Preparation Monitoring and maintaining lab stocks of chemicals, consumables, and spare parts as well as the safe disposal of waste chemicals and materials. Standard Operating Procedures Prepare and review SOPs in accordance with the relevant guidelines for approval by the QP and adoption by the unit. Training Others Provide training and support for others selected as rota/backup in production of Radiopharmaceuticals. Safety and Control Assume responsibility for the safe and efficient handling of all radioactive substances (solid, gas, liquid) received from the Centre's cyclotron including their synthesis, transmission, dispensing, storage, containerisation, packing, despatch, transport, decay control, and release. In accordance with local rules for emergency or serious incident procedure record such events in accordance with SOPs. Responsible for following agreed safety procedures to ensure safety of yourself and others. Regulatory Strictly adhere to GMP, GLP and safety protocols laid down by the MHRA, EA and HSE in accordance with issued licenses as determined from time to time. Corresponding adherence to local rules developed by Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy in conformity to such licensing requirement. Alliance Medical Values Alliance Medical Values: Leaders, managers, and supervisors have a particular responsibility to be role models in terms of how they demonstrate these values themselves and how they engage their teams to work in this way. Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients. We respect expertise and combine it to achieve more. Excellence: We never compromise. We strive to deliver the very best in everything we do to ensure the highest quality of care. We treat our patients and each other with compassion, dignity and respect. Learning: Knowledge and understanding comes from learning. At Alliance Medical we are committed to ensuring that each and every one of us keeps on learning and that we continuously look for improved ways of working. Efficiency: Efficiency in healthcare means more patients get better care. We constantly seek new ways to use the scarce resource of healthcare more intelligently so that more people can live longer, fuller lives. Openness: We act with transparency and honesty in everything we do, where staff are encouraged to speak up to ensure a safe and secure environment for our patients.

About This Role We have a new opportunity for a Production Radiochemist to join us at our Preston Radiopharmacy Site. This is a full time, permanent position attracting a salary of £29,000. Ideally you should be a scientific graduate with a scientific background, ideally with experience of (radio) pharmaceutical manufacture in a GMP environment. Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore if you are interested in this role an early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date. Radiochemist (Production) Main Role Undertake production of Fluorine-18 (18F) and radio-synthesis of 18F radiopharmaceuticals for PET imaging. Duties & Responsibilities Production Operate and maintain protocols for the manufacture of 18F and for the Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy chemistry laboratory including the production synthesis of standard 18FDG, 18Ethylcholine (18FEC), and other PET tracers in strict adherence to GMP and relevant EU pharmacopoeia standards. Operate routine protocols for customer orders and distribution of 18FDG and other PET tracers to sites. Maintenance Arrange first-line scheduled and emergency maintenance for the cyclotron and associated plant, in collaboration with GE engineers. Participate in GE training courses and maintain links with the GE Medical Systems, Sweden and other 'PETtrace' centres. Ensure efficient performance of, and undertake first-line maintenance of, the FDG & FEC Synthesisers, Dispensing Equipment, Hot Cells, including dose calibration, monitoring and sterility checks within the context of strict application of environmental and 'clean room' protocols. Faults Maintain records of faults on any dysfunction - operational, equipment or environment integrity. Interpret and rectify operational faults where possible and indicate where the GE engineer or contractor should be called. Quality Systems Develop, implement and manage cGMP, Quality Control and Quality Assurance systems and procedures for all aspects of cyclotron operations, and radiopharmaceutical production of standard PET tracers Principal Operator/Timetable On a rota basis, act as either cyclotron principal operator or as principal laboratory technician for radio-synthesis of PET tracers in accordance with a pre-determined daily timetable. Targetary Maintain routine protocols for production of standard 18F and other PET targetary in accordance with GMP guidelines. Maintenance and Engineering Services Support appropriate Maintenance/Engineering arrangements to ensure reliable delivery of critical services including air handling, chilled water, gases, electric power and security. Chemical Preparation Ordering of stock, preparation of chemicals required for routine radiochemistry production including formulation of reagents, etc and the safe disposal of waste chemicals and materials. Standard Operating Procedures Prepare updated SOPs in accordance with the relevant guidelines as may be necessary from time to time for approval by the QP and adoption by the unit. Training Others Provide training and support for others selected as rota/backup in cyclotron operation and production of Radiopharmaceuticals. R & D Search out, promote and manage R&D initiatives that both enhance the reputation of Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy and their professional staffs as is consistent within approved budgets and grants. Skills in Radiochemistry Develop necessary skills to provide relief and rota support to radiochemical laboratory technician/s with specific reference to the functions of: Operation of cyclotron. Production of Radioisotopes Safety and Control Assume responsibility for the safe and efficient handling of all radioactive substances (solid, gas, liquid) received from the Centre's cyclotron including their synthesis, transmission, dispensing, storage, containerisation, packing, despatch, transport, decay control, and release. In accordance with local rules for emergency or serious incident procedure record such events in accordance with SOPs. Responsible for following agreed safety procedures to ensure safety of yourself and others. Regulatory Strictly adhere to GMP, GLP and safety protocols laid down by the MHRA, EA and HSE in accordance with issued licenses as determined from time to time. Corresponding adherence to local rules developed by Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy in conformity to such licensing requirement. Alliance Medical Values Alliance Medical Values: Leaders, managers, and supervisors have a particular responsibility to be role models in terms of how they demonstrate these values themselves and how they engage their teams to work in this way. Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients. We respect expertise and combine it to achieve more. Excellence: We never compromise. We strive to deliver the very best in everything we do to ensure the highest quality of care. We treat our patients and each other with compassion, dignity and respect. Learning: Knowledge and understanding comes from learning. At Alliance Medical we are committed to ensuring that each and every one of us keeps on learning and that we continuously look for improved ways of working. Efficiency: Efficiency in healthcare means more patients get better care. We constantly seek new ways to use the scarce resource of healthcare more intelligently so that more people can live longer, fuller lives. Openness: We act with transparency and honesty in everything we do, where staff are encouraged to speak up to ensure a safe and secure environment for our patients. Additional note This Job Description is not inflexible, but is an outline and account of the main duties of the position. Any changes will be discussed with the job holder in advance. The Job Description will be reviewed periodically to take into account changes and/or developments in service requirements.

About This Role We have a new opportunity for a Production Radiochemist to join us at our Sutton Radiopharmacy Site. This is a full time position working 40 hours a week attracting a salary of £31,000. Ideally you are a scientific graduate with a scientific background, ideally with experience of (radio) pharmaceutical manufacture in a GMP environment. Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore if you are interested in this role an early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date. Radiochemist (Production) Main Role Undertake production of Fluorine-18 (18F) and radio-synthesis of 18F radiopharmaceuticals for PET imaging. Duties & Responsibilities Production Operate and maintain protocols for the manufacture of 18F and for the Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy chemistry laboratory including the production synthesis of standard 18FDG, 18Ethylcholine (18FEC), and other PET tracers in strict adherence to GMP and relevant EU pharmacopoeia standards. Operate routine protocols for customer orders and distribution of 18FDG and other PET tracers to sites. Maintenance Arrange first-line scheduled and emergency maintenance for the cyclotron and associated plant, in collaboration with GE engineers. Participate in GE training courses and maintain links with the GE Medical Systems, Sweden and other 'PETtrace' centres. Ensure efficient performance of, and undertake first-line maintenance of, the FDG & FEC Synthesisers, Dispensing Equipment, Hot Cells, including dose calibration, monitoring and sterility checks within the context of strict application of environmental and 'clean room' protocols. Faults Maintain records of faults on any dysfunction - operational, equipment or environment integrity. Interpret and rectify operational faults where possible and indicate where the GE engineer or contractor should be called. Quality Systems Develop, implement and manage cGMP, Quality Control and Quality Assurance systems and procedures for all aspects of cyclotron operations, and radiopharmaceutical production of standard PET tracers Principal Operator/Timetable On a rota basis, act as either cyclotron principal operator or as principal laboratory technician for radio-synthesis of PET tracers in accordance with a pre-determined daily timetable. Targetary Maintain routine protocols for production of standard 18F and other PET targetary in accordance with GMP guidelines. Maintenance and Engineering Services Support appropriate Maintenance/Engineering arrangements to ensure reliable delivery of critical services including air handling, chilled water, gases, electric power and security. Chemical Preparation Ordering of stock, preparation of chemicals required for routine radiochemistry production including formulation of reagents, etc and the safe disposal of waste chemicals and materials. Standard Operating Procedures Prepare updated SOPs in accordance with the relevant guidelines as may be necessary from time to time for approval by the QP and adoption by the unit. Training Others Provide training and support for others selected as rota/backup in cyclotron operation and production of Radiopharmaceuticals. R & D Search out, promote and manage R&D initiatives that both enhance the reputation of Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy and their professional staffs as is consistent within approved budgets and grants. Skills in Radiochemistry Develop necessary skills to provide relief and rota support to radiochemical laboratory technician/s with specific reference to the functions of: Operation of cyclotron. Production of Radioisotopes Safety and Control Assume responsibility for the safe and efficient handling of all radioactive substances (solid, gas, liquid) received from the Centre's cyclotron including their synthesis, transmission, dispensing, storage, containerisation, packing, despatch, transport, decay control, and release. In accordance with local rules for emergency or serious incident procedure record such events in accordance with SOPs. Responsible for following agreed safety procedures to ensure safety of yourself and others. Regulatory Strictly adhere to GMP, GLP and safety protocols laid down by the MHRA, EA and HSE in accordance with issued licenses as determined from time to time. Corresponding adherence to local rules developed by Alliance Medical Radiopharmacy in conformity to such licensing requirement. Alliance Medical Values Alliance Medical Values: Leaders, managers, and supervisors have a particular responsibility to be role models in terms of how they demonstrate these values themselves and how they engage their teams to work in this way. Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients. We respect expertise and combine it to achieve more. Excellence: We never compromise. We strive to deliver the very best in everything we do to ensure the highest quality of care. We treat our patients and each other with compassion, dignity and respect. Learning: Knowledge and understanding comes from learning. At Alliance Medical we are committed to ensuring that each and every one of us keeps on learning and that we continuously look for improved ways of working. Efficiency: Efficiency in healthcare means more patients get better care. We constantly seek new ways to use the scarce resource of healthcare more intelligently so that more people can live longer, fuller lives. Openness: We act with transparency and honesty in everything we do, where staff are encouraged to speak up to ensure a safe and secure environment for our patients. Additional note This Job Description is not inflexible, but is an outline and account of the main duties of the position. Any changes will be discussed with the job holder in advance. The Job Description will be reviewed periodically to take into account changes and/or developments in service requirements.

About This Role We have a new opportunity for a Quality Control Radiochemist to join our team at our Guildford Radiopharmacy site. Ideally, you should be a scientific graduate with an Analytical Chemistry background, ideally with experience of (radio) pharmaceutical QC in a GMP environment. The hours per week are 40 Monday - Sunday working on a rolling weekly shift pattern.Due to the shift hours and location of this role a driving license is desirable. Shifts include: 2-10am, 5am-1pm Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore if you are interested in this role an early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date Radiochemist (Quality Control) Main Role Undertake the quality control operations to be carried out in respect of each batch of PET radiopharmaceuticals prior to release for patient use. Duties & Responsibilities QC routines Operate and maintain routine protocols for the chemistry laboratory including the production of standard 18FDG synthesis and other PET tracers in strict adherence to GMP and relevant EU pharmacopoeia standards. Manage raw material sampling, testing and release system. Maintenance Ensure efficient performance of, and undertake first-line maintenance of, Quality Control equipment including HPLC (radiochemical and chemical purity of 18F FDG), Gas Chromatography, pH measurement and LAL. Faults Maintain records of faults on any dysfunction - operational or equipment. Quality Systems In association with the QP to develop, implement and manage cGMP, Quality Control and Quality Assurance systems and procedures for standard PET tracers. Timetable Undertake function no.1 above in accordance with a pre-determined daily timetable. Materials Ordering of chemicals, glassware, cleaning and other consumables for routine QC analysis. Formulation of reagents for radiochemistry, mixing of solvents for HPLC and other analyses, cleaning of glassware and disposal of waste chemicals and materials. Standard Operating Procedures Prepare updated SOPs in accordance with the relevant guidelines as may be necessary from time to time for approval by the QP and adoption by the unit. Training Others Provide training and support for others selected as rota / backup in undertaking routine QC operations. Skills in Radiochemistry Develop necessary skills to advise and support radiochemical laboratory technician/s with specific reference to the functions of Synthesis and Dispensing of radiotracers. Maintain understanding of best practice and changes in requirements for QC analytical testing. Safety and Control Assume responsibility for the safe and efficient handling of all radioactive sample substances (solid, gas, liquid) received from the Hot Cells room for QC tests including their movement, storage, containerisation and decay control. In accordance with local rules for emergency or serious incident procedure record such events in accordance with SOPs. Responsible for following agreed safety procedures to ensure safety of yourself and others. Regulatory Strictly adhere to GMP, GLP and safety protocols laid down by the MHRA, EA and HSE in accordance with issued licenses as determined from time to time. Corresponding adherence to local rules developed by Erigal in conformity to such licensing requirement. Alliance Medical Values Alliance Medical Values: Leaders, managers, and supervisors have a particular responsibility to be role models in terms of how they demonstrate these values themselves and how they engage their teams to work in this way. Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients. We respect expertise and combine it to achieve more. Excellence: We never compromise. We strive to deliver the very best in everything we do to ensure the highest quality of care. We treat our patients and each other with compassion, dignity and respect. Learning: Knowledge and understanding comes from learning. At Alliance Medical we are committed to ensuring that each and every one of us keeps on learning and that we continuously look for improved ways of working. Efficiency: Efficiency in healthcare means more patients get better care. We constantly seek new ways to use the scarce resource of healthcare more intelligently so that more people can live longer, fuller lives. Openness: We act with transparency and honesty in everything we do, where staff are encouraged to speak up to ensure a safe and secure environment for our patients. Additional note This Job Description is not inflexible, but is an outline and account of the main duties of the position. Any changes will be discussed with the job holder in advance. The Job Description will be reviewed periodically to take into account changes and/or developments in service requirements.