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Radiopharmaceutical QA Officer & Process (Cleanroom) Supervisor Band 5inCheltenhaminCheltenhamPUBLISHED WED 18 DEC 2024

Band 5: £29,970 to £36,483 a year per annum  PERMANENT 
NHSNUCLEAR MEDICINE

Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustFollow Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to work in an expanding and financially supported Radiopharmacy team, contributing to innovative practices in healthcare.
Engagement in a supervisory role that allows for professional growth and development in quality assurance and aseptic processes.
Regular working hours from Monday to Friday (0730-1530), promoting work-life balance.
Involvement in ensuring the safety and quality of radiopharmaceutical products, impacting patient care positively.
Chance to implement and enhance Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards, contributing to the continuous improvement of production processes.
Opportunities for further training and professional development, including potential progression to a Band 4 role if initial qualifications are not met.
Collaboration with a dedicated team in the Radiopharmacy, fostering a supportive environment focused on high-quality healthcare delivery.
The Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Radiopharmaceutical QA Officer & Process (Cleanroom) Supervisor at Band 5 level for its Radiopharmacy team at Cheltenham General Hospital. This newly created supervisory role involves ensuring adherence to Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) in the aseptic suite, with a key focus on Quality Assurance. The successful candidate will supervise all aspects of the production of radiopharmaceuticals for the Nuclear Medicine Imaging Department, which includes dispensing, labeling, quality control testing, and adherence to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

The position requires an enthusiastic and detail-oriented individual to oversee production processes, maintain documentation, manage stock control, and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Responsibilities also include performing audits, monitoring microbiological testing results, and participating in investigations of errors and deviations. The role offers structured training and the potential for a Band 4 position for applicants who need to meet the Band 5 requirements within two years. Working hours are Monday to Friday, 07:30 to 15:30, with interviews expected to take place in mid-January.
Opportunity to work in an expanding and financially supported Radiopharmacy team, contributing to innovative practices in healthcare.
Engagement in a supervisory role that allows for professional growth and development in quality assurance and aseptic processes.
Regular working hours from Monday to Friday (0730-1530), promoting work-life balance.
Involvement in ensuring the safety and quality of radiopharmaceutical products, impacting patient care positively.
Chance to implement and enhance Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards, contributing to the continuous improvement of production processes.
Opportunities for further training and professional development, including potential progression to a Band 4 role if initial qualifications are not met.
Collaboration with a dedicated team in the Radiopharmacy, fostering a supportive environment focused on high-quality healthcare delivery.

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Useful skills for a Radiopharmaceutical QA Officer & Process (Cleanroom) Supervisor Band 5:
Working as a Radiopharmaceutical QA Officer and Process (Cleanroom) Supervisor Band 5 in the UK requires a combination of technical knowledge, regulatory understanding, and soft skills. Here are some of the essential skills and qualifications you'll need for this role:
Technical Skills
1. Knowledge of Radiopharmaceuticals: Understanding the properties, handling, and safety protocols related to radiopharmaceuticals.
2. Quality Assurance Expertise: Experience with QA processes, including auditing, documentation, and compliance with regulatory standards such as Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP).
3. Cleanroom Operations: Familiarity with cleanroom protocols, including contamination control, aseptic processing, and environmental monitoring.
4. Analytical Skills: Ability to conduct tests and evaluate results to ensure quality and compliance with established standards.
5. Regulatory Compliance: Understanding of regulations related to medicinal product manufacturing, particularly those relevant to radiopharmaceuticals.
Soft Skills
6. Attention to Detail: Precision in following protocols, handling documents, and maintaining records is crucial.
7. Communication Skills: Ability to effectively communicate with team members, regulatory bodies, and stakeholders.
8. Problem-Solving Skills: Capacity to identify issues and implement solutions, particularly in fast-paced environments.
9. Leadership and Team Management: Experience in supervising teams, motivating staff, and overseeing training and development in cleanroom practices.
Qualifications
10. Relevant Degree: A degree in a relevant field, such as Chemistry, Pharmacy, Biomedical Science, or a similar discipline.
11. Experience in Quality Assurance or Radiopharmaceuticals: Previous work experience in a QA role, especially in a radiopharmaceutical or sterile manufacturing environment.
12. Certification: Professional certifications in quality management or relevant fields (e.g., ISO, GMP) can enhance your qualifications.
Additional Skills
13. Training and Development: Experience in training staff on cleanroom protocols and quality management systems.
14. Risk Management: Ability to conduct risk assessments related to radiopharmaceuticals and cleanroom operations.
15. IT Skills: Proficiency in using software for laboratory management, quality tracking, and regulatory documentation.
 


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