Radiopharmacist

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Nuclear Medicine Pharmacist
Radiochemical Drug Specialist
Radiopharmaceutical Scientist
Isotope-Based Medicine Expert
Diagnostic Drug Formulator

Last updated on 22 Jan 2026

Overview

Radiopharmacists are specialized pharmacists who prepare radioactive compounds used for imaging and treatment in nuclear medicine. They ensure proper formulation, dosing, and safety of radiopharmaceuticals. Their role is crucial in diagnostic imaging, such as PET and SPECT scans. Radiopharmacists must maintain stringent standards to protect both patients and healthcare workers. Their expertise supports early disease detection and targeted therapy.

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Job Description
  1. Prepare and dispense radiopharmaceuticals in sterile conditions.
  2. Ensure radiation safety and proper handling of isotopes.
  3. Collaborate with nuclear medicine teams during diagnostics.
  4. Maintain compliance with radioactive material regulations.
  5. Conduct quality assurance on prepared doses.
  6. Document inventory and monitor isotope shelf life.
  7. Train staff in safe pharmaceutical radiation practices.
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