Instructor – Radiochemical Manufacturing Emphasis Area (Dual Posted with 60734)
This is a full-time, on-site Instructor and Director position in the Radiochemical Manufacturing Emphasis Area within the Nuclear Medicine Program.
About the Department/Program
The Nuclear Medicine Program is an accredited, entry-level program within the Department of Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences. The program delivers integrated didactic, laboratory, and clinical education and maintains active partnerships with affiliated clinical sites. Faculty provide direct oversight to ensure educational quality, student progression, and compliance with accreditation standards. The Radiochemical Manufacturing Emphasis Area will reside academically in the Nuclear Medicine Program.
Responsibilities
- Teach and develop radiochemical manufacturing courses
- Advise and mentor students
- Coordinate, monitor, and evaluate student internships
- Conduct site visits
- Maintain relationships with internship and industry partners
- Support student recruitment and retention efforts
- Participate in program assessment activities
- Contribute to continuous improvement of the Radiochemical Manufacturing curriculum and student learning experiences
- Other duties as assigned
Requirements
The minimum qualifications for this position:
- Earned bachelor’s degree or higher in Radiochemistry, Chemistry, Nuclear Engineering, Health Physics, Medical Physics, Radiopharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Microbiology, or a closely related field
Candidates will be evaluated on:
- Advanced degree in applicable field
- Professional experience in radiopharmaceutical manufacturing, radioisotope production, GMP-regulated manufacturing, quality assurance/quality control, radiation safety, or related industries
Benefits
This position is eligible for University benefits. The University offers a comprehensive benefits package, including:
- Medical, dental, and vision plans
- Retirement benefits
- Educational fee discounts for all four UM System campuses
For additional information, visit the Faculty & Staff Benefits website.
About the University and Community
The College of Health Sciences at the University of Missouri works to improve the health and well-being of individuals and communities. The college teaches students who are dedicated to serving others, with students contributing over 80,150 hours helping patients annually. Faculty conduct research addressing real-world problems, from expanding healthcare technology to improving mental health and learning in schools.
Columbia, Missouri, offers a high quality of life with small-town friendliness and big-city features. Located centrally in the state and nation, Columbia is known for its ideal college-town atmosphere, affordable cost of living, and vibrant culture. It hosts numerous festivals, restaurants, and entertainment venues, making it an attractive place to live, work, and raise a family.