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Lead Radiopharmacy Collaboration Leader
GE HealthCarePalo Alto, United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 5 Feb 2026
💰 $195,000/yr($130,000/yr – $195,000/yr)
About the role
Job Description Summary
GE Healthcare is the global industry leader in cyclotron and radiochemistry systems. GE HealthCare is a leading global medical technology and digital solutions innovator. Our mission is to improve lives in the moments that matter. Unlock your ambition, turn ideas into world-changing realities, and join an organization where every voice makes a difference, and every difference builds a healthier world.We are seeking a dynamic, creative, and mission driven Radiopharmaceutical Scientist to serve as a key interface between GE HealthCare’s Molecular Imaging (MI) and Radiopharmacy (RP) product teams and our network of strategic research partners. In this role, you will support collaborators in evaluation of novel technology and advancement in GEHC RP engagement – facilitating research, designing feasibility studies, and generating evidence that supports GEHC business needs and scientific mindshare.
Ideal candidates are natural problem solvers, outstanding collaborators, strong communicators, and energized by working with customers.
Job Description
Roles and Responsibilities
- Partner across GEHC with scientists, engineers, and product leaders to design and execute projects to support technology roadmap needs, gather customer insights, and generate data to support evidence-based value propositions for cyclotron, radiochemistry, and radiopharmacy solutions.
- Support experiments and pilot studies that evaluate topics such as cyclotron, targetry, and radiochemistry performance. Collect, analyze, and document qualitative and quantitative data that support product differentiation and claims.
- Contribute to abstracts, posters, white papers, application notes, or peer-reviewed publications.
- Provide structured feedback to R&D, engineering, marketing, and product management teams based on findings, customer insights, and emerging trends in radionuclide and tracer development that inform future product capabilities.
- Support scientific storytelling for marketing and sales enablement. Participate in customer workshops, site visits, scientific meetings, and industry conferences as a subject matter expert.
- Contribute to training and education materials for internal teams and external customers.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelors Degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Pharma Sciences, Chemical Engineering, Physics, Biology or relevant
- Ph.D. Degree in a Radiochemetstiry, Nuclear Chemistry, Molecular imaging, Pharmaceutical Sciences, or a related discipline is highly preferred
- 2+ years of experience hands-on experience in cyclotron operation, isotope production, or radiopharmaceutical synthesis.
- Strong understanding of tracer development workflows, including early-phase research and translational considerations.
- Demonstrated ability to design experiments, interpret data, and communicate findings clearly.
- Willingness to travel to customer sites (typically < 30%)
Desired Characteristics
- Experience with PET isotope production (e.g., F-18, C-11, Ga-68, emerging radionuclides).
- Familiarity with automated synthesis modules, GMP considerations, and QC workflows.
- Prior experience working in or with academic medical centers, radiopharmacies, or industry partners.
- Track record of publications, conference presentations, or scientific contributions in molecular imaging or radiopharmaceutical science.
- Comfort working in cross-functional teams spanning R&D, product management, and commercial organizations.
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