Nuclear Pharmacist — Radiopharmacy & Safety Expert

KPJ Healthcare Berhad; Johor; Vor Ort; MYR 120.000 - 180.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

KPJ Healthcare Berhad in Malaysia seeks a Nuclear Pharmacist responsible for preparation, calibration, compounding, dispensing, and QA of radiopharmaceuticals, ensuring aseptic technique, radiation safety, and GMP/GLP compliance within a hospital setting.

The role covers inventory management, documentation, CDR supervision, dose calculations, patient counselling when required, and collaboration with physicians, medical physicists, radiographers, and nursing staff to support nuclear medicine

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor degree required and registration with MBP.
• Registered and certified Nuclear Pharmacist by IK N.
• Experience in radiopharmacy or hospital pharmacy preferred.

Aufgaben

• Prepare, compound, calibrate, and dispense radiopharmaceuticals using GMP-compliant aseptic techniques.
• Conduct QC/QA testing on radiopharmaceuticals and related equipment.
• Ensure compliance with MOH, AELB, Act 304, and GMP/GLP regulations; maintain documentation.
• Manage radiopharmaceutical inventory including procurement, storage, and wastage minimisation.
• Supervise Cytotoxic Drug Reconstitution (CDR) services and train Pharmacy Technicians.

Kenntnisse

Aseptic technique

Radiation safety

Quality control

Pharmacy knowledge

Ausbildung

Bachelor Degree in Pharmacy

Registered with Malaysian Board of Pharmacy

Nuclear Pharmacist certification by IK N

Tools

Dose calibrators

Shielding devices

Cleanroom systems

Jobbeschreibung

KPJ Healthcare Berhad in Malaysia seeks a Nuclear Pharmacist responsible for preparation, calibration, compounding, dispensing, and QA of radiopharmaceuticals, ensuring aseptic technique, radiation safety, and GMP/GLP compliance within a hospital setting.

The role covers inventory management, documentation, CDR supervision, dose calculations, patient counselling when required, and collaboration with physicians, medical physicists, radiographers, and nursing staff to support nuclear medicine