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The Quality Control Chemist I (QCC) reports to Quality Control (QC) Management. * Perform release ... The QCC will stay current on publications released by USP, FDA and other pertinent regulating ...

Chemist 1st Shift: Monday - Friday Shift Hours: 8am-5pm (flexibility is important) The Chemist ... This role ensures that testing is completed in accordance with cGMP, GLP, SOP, USP, and FDA ...

... FDA. * Ensures operation of equipment by completing preventative maintenance requirements ... Lab Environment, Microbiology, Biology, Chemistry, Chemistry Techniques, Reporting Results, Safety ...

Knowledge in USP/ICH/FDA. * Ability to learn quickly and decision making skills. Other duties as assigned * Minimum BS with Scientific field. * BS with Chemistry is one of the subjects preferred ...

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Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemical Engineering, or related field * 3-6 years of ... Knowledge of regulatory frameworks (FDA 21 CFR, EPA FIFRA, EU MDR, REACH), preferred * Product ...

Optimize polymer chemistry operations (mixing, dispersion, curing, coating, drying, cleaning) for ... Ensure adherence to QMS and regulatory standards (FDA 21 CFR Part 820, ISO 13485) * Apply GLP/GMP ...

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Optimize polymer chemistry operations (mixing, dispersion, curing, coating, drying, cleaning) for ... Ensure adherence to QMS and regulatory standards (FDA 21 CFR Part 820, ISO 13485) * Apply GLP/GMP ...

The Chemist position requires hands-on formulation experience, a strong understanding of ... Knowledge of regulatory frameworks (FDA 21 CFR, EPA FIFRA, EU MDR, REACH), preferred * Product ...

Senior Chemist - Quality Control Key Responsibilities: * Complies with all cGLP/GMP and safety ... Supports internal and external audits, FDA inspections, and regulatory compliance activities.

... and FDA guidelines and regulations Experience in analytical methods and lab instrumentation (e.g. HPLC, GC, dissolution, wet chemistry) Excellent oral and written communication skills Strong ...

Chemist will perform a variety of QC testing to assess the strength, identity and purity of test ... Knowledge in USP/ICH/FDA Ability to learn quickly and decision making skills Additional Information ...

JOB SUMMARY The Chemist conducts quantitative and qualitative analysis of pharmaceutical products according to FDA, cGMP and BA Sciences Standard Operating Procedures. Duties will include analysis of ...

Ensure products meet FDA, ISO, GMP, and other regulatory guidelines for cosmetics. * Review and ... QUALIFICATIONS · Bachelor's degree in Chemistry or related field. · Proven experience as a ...

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FDA Chemists commonly work on testing pharmaceuticals, food products, medical devices, and cosmetics to ensure they comply with safety and quality standards. Their daily work involves conducting analytical tests, interpreting results, documenting findings, and contributing to investigations when issues arise. Collaboration is frequent, as chemists often work alongside microbiologists, quality control specialists, and regulatory affairs professionals to resolve complex problems and ensure regulatory compliance. This team-oriented environment fosters professional growth, as chemists can expand their expertise through interdisciplinary projects and increased responsibility over time.

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An FDA Chemist is a scientist who ensures the safety, quality, and efficacy of food, drugs, and other regulated products. They conduct laboratory tests, analyze chemical compositions, and ensure compliance with federal regulations. Their work helps prevent contamination, ensure accurate labeling, and support public health initiatives. FDA Chemists may specialize in areas such as pharmaceuticals, food safety, or forensic chemistry.

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To thrive as an FDA Chemist, you need a strong background in chemistry or a related science, typically supported by at least a bachelor's degree and experience with analytical laboratory techniques. Familiarity with laboratory instruments like HPLC, GC, and ICP-MS, as well as knowledge of regulatory guidelines such as GMP and GLP, is essential. Attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and effective written and verbal communication are important soft skills for excelling in this role. Mastering these abilities ensures accurate analysis, compliance with regulations, and collaboration within multidisciplinary teams handling critical food and drug safety issues.

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Quality Control Chemist (FDA Regulated)

Quality Control Chemist (FDA Regulated)

Element Staffing Services

SC • On-site

Other

Posted 9 days ago


Job description

This is a permanent, full-time, salaried position with an amazing nutraceutical manufacturing company! Apply today!


Roles and Responsibilities:

  • The Quality Control Chemist I (QCC) reports to Quality Control (QC) Management.
  • Perform release, stability and special request testing of finished products and raw materials following Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), in-house test methods, and/or compendial methods.
  • Train on the operation of the following instrumentation but not limited to: Laboratory Balances, High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), Gas Chromatography (GC), Automated Titrators, FTIR, UV/Vis Spectrophotometer, Polarimeter, Dissolution and Disintegration Instrumentation. The operation of additional instrumentation and the need to train on new laboratory test methods when required.
  • The QCC will stay current on publications released by USP, FDA and other pertinent regulating bodies to ensure the Quality Control laboratory complies in the areas of analytical applications, release specifications, and documentation practices.
  • The QCC will assist QC management and/or designee in resolving Out of Specification (OOS) results in the QC Laboratory. Communicate effectively with QC management and with the Out-of-Specification/Trend Coordinator when suspect results are generated as well as with the Stability Coordinator when needed.
  • The QCC will assist in training new laboratory personnel and document training in accordance with established laboratory SOPs and the company training program.
  • The QCC will follow Current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) documentation guidelines to record all procedures in a timely fashion.
  • Maintain a safe working environment and will ensure that all equipment used in the testing procedures is calibrated and properly maintained.
  • The QCC will compete specific projects assigned by management and other necessary functions.
  • Perform other assigned duties as may be required in meeting company objectives.
  • Communicate effectively with other departments within the organization and function within a team environment
  • Regular attendance is required


Minimum Requirements : The QCC will have 0 - 5 years of laboratory experience working in a cGMP environment preferred. Experience preferred with operation of laboratory instrumentation including Gas Chromatography (GC) and/or Liquid Chromatography (LC), troubleshooting, generation and revision of operating procedures and test methods. Effective interpersonal, self-motivation skills, and the ability to interact with all levels of personnel are required.


Education and Experience: A Bachelor of Science (B.S.) or Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Chemistry