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Par Health is seeking a Quality Tech II to analyze process samples and perform non-routine analyses to ensure product quality. The role involves in-process and finished goods testing, with a rotating shift schedule and emphasis on accurate data reporting and instrument maintenance.
The ideal candidate has 1–3 years in a pharma lab, an AS/BS in life sciences preferred, and strong math, procedures, and communication skills to support internal and external customers.
At Par Health, we believe great healthcare is built on getting the essentials right. We're looking for passionate, talented individuals who share our commitment to improving lives. With a global workforce, we lead with pride and purpose-prioritizing quality and safety while fostering a culture of continuous improvement, accountability, and teamwork. Elevating the Essentials isn't just our tagline, it's the higher standard we live by every day.
The Quality Tech II analyzes process samples as received and performs non-routine analysis as requested. She/he will analyze finished goods and raw materials by chemical, physical, and instrumental means to ensure quality as needed. She/he will typically work on a rotating shift schedule.
Associates of Science (AS) or Bachelor of Science (BS) or equivalent life science degree preferred. Appropriate experience may be a suitable replacement for degree.
1 - 3 years laboratory experience in a pharmaceutical manufacturing operation preferred. Working knowledge of cGMP is a plus.
Ability to differentiate colors, as demonstrated by passing a test designed to identify color blindness (such as the Ishihara test). If testing criteria are not met with uncorrected vision, the use of color correcting glasses may be used as long as testing criteria are met while using them.
Functional/Technical Skills, Priority Setting, Written Communication
Customer Focus, Organizing
Laboratory technicians are responsible for communicating any uncompleted work to the next shift, as well as any immediate priorities. Majority of work is performed independently without direct supervision. Non-routine results, observations, or analytical requests are brought to the attention of the appropriate management personnel. Reports to Quality Testing and Release Manager. Frequent interact with operators, engineers, and Quality management for reporting routine analytical results. Communication may be though radio, telephone, email, or in person. Incorrect or inaccurate analyses can result in possible shipment of reject drug items to Mallinckrodt customers. Customer-requested specifications and Mallinckrodt methods of analysis are considered confidential for marketing purposes. Ability to understand the timely nature of work, quick reporting of results, and fast changing of priorities are necessary to complete assigned tasks. Laboratory employees must be able to work effectively under these conditions. Completes all required Compliance trainings in a timely manner.
Most work is performed in a well-equipped analytical laboratory complete with fume hoods, laboratory benches, analytical glassware, and instruments. Boxes of solvents, compressed gas cylinders, old records, and reserve samples are stored in areas outside the laboratory and may require lifting and transporting to the laboratory area. Exposure to fugitive emissions of chemicals typical for chemical operations. Normal dexterity is required for routine hand