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The candidate must have a PhD in chemistry, radiochemistry or imaging sciences and experience in radiolabeling small molecules, peptides, proteins or nanoparticles. The candidate should also be familiar with the techniques necessary to evaluate radiopharmaceuticals in vitro and in vivo (i.e. receptor binding, internalization assay, biodistribution, etc.). If no direct experience, the applicant must be willing to learn these techniques and handle radioactive materials. Experience with analytical separation methods such as HPLC, small animal imaging (PET/CT) and animal handling is preferred but not required.

This position requires the ability to discuss scientific data and strategy with diverse members of the research team and with collaborators, so fluency in the English language is required. An excellent ability to design, perform, and troubleshoot scientific work independently and collaboratively is also required.
The successful candidate may need to complete an on-site interview process and deliver a brief research presentation. These appointments are for 1 year with possibility for renewal thereafter. Salaries are commensurate with education and experience. Positions remain open until filled. Wake Forest Baptist Health is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Please submit a CV and three letters of reference (as one .pdf file) to the address below or twadas@wakehealth.edu
Dr. Thad Wadas
Department of Cancer Biology
Wake Forest School of Medicine
Medical Center Boulevard
Winston-Salem, NC 27157

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