RadioChemist

Be part of a mission that matters,join Theragenics as a Radio Chemist and help drive the development of lifesaving radiopharmaceuticals used in cuttingedge cancer treatments. In this critical role, youll support multidisciplinary radiochemistry R D projects, working closely with senior team members to advance new isotope production initiatives. Your contributions will directly impact the creation of precisiontargeted therapies and medical devices that improve and extend lives. Company OverviewAt Theragenics, were passionate about transforming healthcare and enhancing patient outcomes. Our commitment to innovation drives us to push the boundaries of whats possible, ensuring a brighter future for patients everywhere.

Leader in minimally invasive medical devices for cancer, vascular, and surgical applicationsHeadquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, with facilities in Costa Rica, Texas, and MassachusettsProud operator of Arrotek, a U.S. and Irelandbased consultancy pioneering minimally invasive solutions Role SummaryAs a Radio Chemist, youll play a key role in isotope production projects involving cyclotrongenerated radionuclides. Under the guidance of senior team members, youll act as a primary stakeholder for assigned project tasks, contributing to chemical separation workflows, documentation, and laboratory experiments. ResponsibilitiesDocumentation initiation, updates and releasing for new isotope programs. Draft, revise, and maintain SOPs, batch records, and technical documentation.

Participate in target material and target design Work closely with engineering teams to design, evaluate, and optimize fixtures, tools, and other equipment for improved hotcell operations.

Developing, refining, and executing chemical separation and purification workflows, with emphasis on ion exchange and other radiochemical methods.

Work closely with cross functional team, such as radiation physics, health physics, cyclotron operations, quality, engineering, logistics, etc..Perform laboratory experiments, data collection, and analytical measurements.

Ensure full compliance with GMP, cGMP, ISObased quality systems, and radiation safety requirements. Required QualificationsBachelors degree in Chemistry, Biology, or similar area. Must have wet lab experience in a Chem lab.

Experience with separation chemistry; ion exchange chromatography strongly preferred.

Experience with spectroscopy techniques including IR, ICPMS, gamma spectroscopy, UVVis, and ICPOES.Familiar or experience in radiochemistry, radioisotope production, or nuclear materials.

Ability to interpret workflow requirements and translate them into equipment lists, process steps, and technical specifications.

Strong documentation skills, comfortable drafting and revising SOPs and technical procedures.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools. Preferred SkillsExperience or coursework in nuclear science, cyclotron systems, or radiation physics.

Familiarity with engineering drawings, CAD tools, or mechanical prototyping is a plus but not must to have.

Awareness of GMP, cGMP, and ISO quality systems.

Exposure to hotcell operations or shielded environments is ideal. Why Join UsCareer growth opportunities in a global healthcare leaderWork on innovative projects with real patient impactCollaborative, missiondriven cultureCompetitive benefits packagePurposedriven work: Healthcare that is both hightech and human, with a global reach but a personal impact. Ready to make a difference? Apply today and be part of something extraordinary. We dont just ship inventory; we deliver care.