Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) or a Bachelor's of Science degree in Pharmacy from an accredited institution
Minimum of 700 hours of structured educational program in nuclear pharmacy, including at least 200 hours of classroom/laboratory training and supervised practical experience, as required by state and federal regulations
Active pharmacist license in the state of Ohio
Certification as an authorized nuclear pharmacist by a specialty board recognized by the Ohio Department of Health or the U.S.
* Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
Knowledge of radiopharmaceutical preparation, compounding, and dispensing
Understanding of radiation safety protocols and regulatory compliance
Familiarity with inventory management and quality control procedures
Completion of a post-graduate residency or fellowship in nuclear pharmacy
Over 4,000 hours of training and experience in nuclear pharmacy practice
Board certification in nuclear pharmacy (e.g., Board of Pharmacy Specialties certification)
