Summary/Objective The Radioisotope Production Specialist position plays a key role in the production of various medical radioisotopes using extraction methods developed at Niowave. The products will be shipped around the world for use in cancer therapies. The RPS loves details, precision and finds standardized work in which deviation could cause an undesirable outcome to be invigorating. This role finds analyzing processes and results to control variations and discussing when improvements would best be introduced is a desirable pastime. Words that describe the RPS are dedicated, efficient, and someone who contributes to making the workday fly by with engaging conversation and team comradery. Essential Functions - Executes chemistry operations and production of medical radioisotope products (including raw material preparation, line clearance and cleaning equipment/instrument setup, etc.).
- Maintains compliance with cGMP practices; participating in quality training and event retrospectives.
- Implements production methods and product formulation to resolve problems and accomplish specific objectives.
- Operates at a consistent and exemplary level of efficiency, producing high quality and accurate results.
- Participates in periodic reviews of component labor routing, material requirements, and manufacturing procedures.
- Participates in new product / process transfers and validations.
- Contributes to inventory management, including cleaning supplies and personal protective equipment (PPE).
- Demonstrates accountability of self in following radiation and general safety procedures and promotes a culture of safety by helping others to do the same.
- Maintains records in a comprehensive, reproducible, and accurate manner.
- Cold chemistry preparation including making solutions, columns, compounds, etc.
- Commission new equipment with radioactive and non-radioactive chemistry.
Specific Functions The RPS IV has additional leadership responsibilities and functional authority. RPS IV roles also serve as Shift Lead for an assigned shift. Shift lead roles embrace leadership as a choice, a responsibility, and a remarkable privilege to positively impact the lives of others. Job satisfaction in this type of role is measured by the synergy you instill with team members, enabling them to achieve optimal outcomes. You model a positive learning environment and celebrate the journey as well as the destination. - Leads production shift operations with a small team Production Specialists/Technicians
- Responsible for safety and quality compliance
- Drives performance excellence for individuals and the team as a whole
- Schedule day to day and week to week responsibilities for the team
- Positively influences a diverse team of skilled professionals
- Ensures the onboarding, training, and career development of staff members
- Executes on (Key Performance Indicators) KPIs, communicates key program updates, and drives improvements in quality, safety, and productivity to ensure KPIs are met.
- Monitor production team against given KPI's and other success criteria
- Process workflows, production operations, schedules, staffing levels, and equipment utilization.
- Within the department and across the organization, fosters a culture of respect, safety, quality, and continuous improvement aligning with the mission, vision, and values of the organization.
- Coordinates with key stakeholders in the organization to ensure production objectives are met and staff are properly developed and trained.
- Collaborates with other leads and leadership for improvements and tactical planning
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