Pharmaceutical Sciences ETDs

Publication Date

Spring 1-10-2017

Abstract

There have been many changes in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging field as several radiopharmaceuticals have recently been approved and many others on the horizon. Ensuring the compliance with the increasingly aggressive national, federal, and state regulatory has become a critical piece of PET manufacturing and Nuclear Pharmacy.

As a nuclear pharmacist, I have been searching for the way I can better contribute to the progress of this field with an ultimate goal of proving safe and effective healthcare to the patients. In order to do so, strengthening my expertise is essential. In this thesis, I would like to capture and narrate my professional growth, by focusing on three projects, 1) Assisting in translational work for a radiolabeled monoclonal antibody, 2) Performing Germanium analysis, and 3) Establishing an environmental monitoring program at my work place.

First Committee Member (Chair)

Jeffrey P. Norenberg, PharmD, PhD,

Degree Name

Pharmaceutical Sciences

Second Committee Member

Kristina M. Wittstrom, PhD

Level of Degree

Masters

Third Committee Member

Stephen M. Moerlein, PhD

Department Name

College of Pharmacy

Language

English

Document Type

Thesis

Keywords

PET Nuclear Pharmacist, Clinical Translation, radiolabeled monoclonal antibody, Germanium analysis, environmental monitoring program

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