Staff Pharmacist Radiopharmacies

• BIG registered as a pharmacist;
• Experience or affinity with product preparation;
• Knowledge in radiopharmacy or willingness to acquire it;

• You are a proactive and enthusiastic colleague with strong analytical skills and excellent communication skills;
• You have the capacity to solve problems under time pressure.

Our total compensation package is designed to provide you with the space and flexibility needed to turn your ideas into groundbreaking changes. Our salary and secondary benefits are everything you can expect from an organization with global strength and scale, and there are plenty of career opportunities in a corporate culture that promotes care, collaboration, and support.

Job Description SummaryAs a Staff Pharmacist, you will be part of a team of six pharmacists and will rotate across the three locations in Eindhoven, Zwolle, and Leiderdorp. In the radiopharmaceutical pharmacies, aseptic radiopharmaceutical syringes are prepared daily for diagnostics and therapy. These are delivered to nuclear departments of hospitals throughout the Netherlands. Together with your colleagues, you will supervise preparation and logistics, release products, and hold pharmaceutical responsibility. In this unique position, as a pharmacist, you will have the opportunity to work in an international company while simultaneously remaining in close contact with the Dutch market. This position has interfaces with the pharmaceutical industry, hospital pharmacy, and community pharmacy, thereby offering a great diversity of activities. For this position, we initially offer a 12-month contract.Job Description

• You will rotate between the three radiopharmaceutical pharmacies (Eindhoven, Leiderdorp, and Zwolle) and have your own responsibilities regarding quality assurance, implementation of new processes, and coordination of working methods between the three locations;
• Together with your colleagues, you are pharmaceutically responsible for the three pharmacies. You will supervise activities, release products, and serve as a point of contact for nuclear medicine physicians;
• In the event of the absence of one of the managing pharmacists, you will act as the responsible pharmacist.

• Checking prescriptions that arrive digitally and the release of products;
• Supervising compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP);
• Answering questions from nuclear medicine physicians;
• Handling complaints and deviations;
• Implementation of new products and procedures at the three locations and communicating expectations to the team;
• Coordination with colleagues to develop uniform standards for the three pharmacies in collaboration with other functions;
• Drafting new procedures and being responsible for maintaining a high standard of quality management across all three locations;
• Once fully trained, the release of clinical trial material.

Relocation Assistance Provided: No