Nuclear Pharmacist

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Radiopharmacist
Medical Radioisotope Specialist
Clinical Nuclear Medicine Pharmacist
Diagnostic Radiopharmaceutical Expert
Healthcare Pharmacological Scientist
Therapeutic Isotope Pharmacist

Last updated on 12 Dec 2025

Overview

A Nuclear Pharmacist is a licensed healthcare professional who specializes in preparing and dispensing radiopharmaceuticals used for diagnosis and treatment in nuclear medicine. They ensure accurate dosage, safety, and compliance with radiation regulations. Their role bridges pharmaceutical science with nuclear technology to support imaging and therapeutic procedures. Working closely with radiologists and healthcare teams, they contribute to patient diagnosis and care. This role requires specialized training in both pharmacy and radioactive material handling.

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Job Description
  1. Prepare, label, and dispense radiopharmaceuticals used for imaging and therapeutic purposes.
  2. Monitor radiation safety protocols to protect patients, staff, and the environment.
  3. Maintain strict quality control and documentation of radioactive drug compounds.
  4. Collaborate with nuclear medicine physicians and technologists for dose calculations and delivery.
  5. Ensure compliance with regulatory standards from bodies like the FDA, NRC, and state agencies.
  6. Educate healthcare professionals about radiopharmaceutical use, handling, and storage.
  7. Stay updated on advances in radiopharmacy and nuclear medicine applications.
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