Head of Radiopharmacy inLondon inLondon PUBLISHED THU 21 NOV 2024

Band 8d: £96,340 to £109,849 a year per annum inc  PERMANENT 
NHS NUCLEAR MEDICINE
Leadership Opportunity, As the Head of Radiopharmacy, you'll have the chance to lead a dedicated team and shape the future of radiopharmacy services.
Impactful Work, You'll play a crucial role in providing high-quality diagnostic and therapeutic products to improve patient care in a reputable NHS Trust.
Collaboration, The role involves working closely with a diverse range of colleagues, fostering collaborative relationships within the nuclear medicine department and external partners.
Professional Development, The position encourages innovation and the promotion of new ideas, allowing for continuous improvement and growth in your professional skills.
Regulatory Expertise, You'll gain valuable experience in compliance with MHRA regulations and Good Manufacturing Practices, enhancing your expertise in a highly regulated industry.
Flexible Working, Barts Health NHS Trust values flexible working arrangements, providing a better work-life balance tailored to individual needs.
Dynamic Environment, The role is set within a forward-thinking organization that is committed to expanding its capacity and service offerings in radiopharmacy.
The Barts Health NHS Trust is seeking a passionate and innovative leader for the position of Head of Radiopharmacy at St Bartholomew's Hospital in London. The role involves overseeing and developing the radiopharmacy services to support an expanding nuclear medicine department and external radiopharmaceutical clients. The successful candidate will report to the Divisional Director of Clinical Services and collaborate with the Group Chief Pharmacist and senior leadership to ensure a cohesive radiopharmacy service.

Key responsibilities include maintaining compliance with MHRA licenses, leading the strategic development of radiopharmacy services, managing the production and quality of radioactive medicinal products, and upholding Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards. The ideal candidate will possess strong leadership and organisational skills, be capable of effective communication at all levels, and demonstrate the ability to handle pressure while driving innovation in radiopharmacy services.

Interviews are scheduled for the week of January 6, 2025. The trust is committed to flexible working arrangements and inclusivity in the workplace.

 


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