Job description
The technician will contribute to the production, separation, and purification processes of radioisotopes, ensuring that laboratory equipment is operated correctly and safety protocols are followed. Additionally, they will aid the Health Physics team in safety monitoring and the calibration of instruments. Applicants should possess an associate degree in a related technical discipline along with a minimum of two years of hands-on laboratory experience. A strong capability in managing radioisotopes and familiarity with the principles of inorganic and physical chemistry are essential.
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