position announcement

[Roger.Moroney@petnetpharmaceutical.com]

PETNet Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Regional Health Physicist position



PETNet Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is currently seeking a Regional Health

Physicist for the Corporate Radiological Compliance Department. This

position will be responsible for assisting in the development and

implementation of the Corporate Radiological Compliance Program (radiation

protection and DOT). In particular, this position will be responsible for

several program elements (e.g. training, policies & procedures, radiation

protection design, etc.) for the PETNet Corporate program, as well as

supporting the compliance programs (e.g. audits, licensing, health physics

support, etc.) for the assigned PETNet pharmacies.



The ideal candidate should have a B.S. or M.S. (preferred) in Health

Physics, with approximately five years experience in operational health

physics related to nuclear pharmacies, medical facilities, and/or materials

licenses. The ideal candidate should be a self-motivated individual, having

a strong technical background and sound knowledge of regulatory

requirements (NRC/DOT/Agreement States), and have excellent interpersonal

and communication skills. Approximately 50% travel is required for this

position.



PETNet Pharmaceuticals, Inc., with its corporate office in Knoxville,

Tennessee, operates nuclear pharmacies in the United States for the

manufacture and distribution of PET products. The Regional Health Physicist

will be located in Knoxville. PETNet offers an excellent compensation and

benefits package.



If interested, please e-mail your resume to Ashok Dhar, Corporate

Radiological Compliance, at the following address:

ashok.dhar@petnetpharmaceutical.com.



Roger Moroney, CHP

Regional Health Physicist

PETNet Pharmaceuticals, Inc.



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