NIF Radiochemistry Manager

• Camperdown Campus
• Full time, fixed term position until 31st December 2027 – NIF Radiochemist (HEO8) or NIF Radiochemistry Manager (HEO9) based on level of demonstrated experience in relation to the key requirements
• Unique opportunity to support research within the University of Sydney’s National Imaging Facility (NIF) node
• Base Salary $126,025 – $154,260 (HEO8/9) + 17% superannuation

About the opportunity

Sydney Imaging, who hosts The University of Sydney’s National Imaging Facility (NIF) node, is currently seeking a NIF Radiochemist/NIF Radiochemistry Manager who will be responsible for facility operations or for managing and directing all services related to radiochemistry activities associated with Positron Emission Tomography (PET) imaging research. Sydney Imaging currently has a radiochemistry facility at Brain and Mind Centre (Camperdown) and is developing a new facility at Royal North Shore Hospital (St Leonards).

The NIF Radiochemist/NIF Radiochemistry Manager will engage with users of Sydney Imaging and NIF to support them through the entire project pipeline. You will be part of a network of NIF Fellows supporting the activities of NIF at the local and national level and will work closely with other NIF Fellows involved in radiochemistry-related initiatives. The Radiochemist will also be expected to promote NIF activities to national and other scientific communities.

The successful candidate for this role will be offered either a HEO8 (NIF Radiochemist) or HEO9 (NIF Radiochemistry Manager) position based on their level of demonstrated experience in relation to the key requirements listed below and in the position description.

Key responsibilities

• develop and produce radiopharmaceuticals to meet the needs of the Sydney Imaging and NIF user community (preclinical and clinical)
• oversee or manage radiochemistry facility operations, such as maintaining laboratory equipment, documentation, processes and procedures ensuring strict adherence to relevant regulatory guidelines
• foster strong links with users, including researchers, students, industry and business users
• organise appropriate training and induction programs for end-users of the facility
• participate in the development of new radiochemistry capabilities
• assist with NIF and USYD reporting activities for the facility.

Find more information and how to apply at the University of Sydney Career Site link.