Pharma Partners Recruitment Ltd
Regulatory Affairs Lead

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Job Title: Regional Regulatory Lead
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Biotechnology business who are looking for someone to join their growing team. The Regional Regulatory Liaison is responsible for implementing regulatory strategies for the company pipeline, providing essential regulatory guidance and oversight for assigned products.
The role operates within a multinational and global setting, requiring the candidate to contribute to developing the network and expanding the knowledge base of the GRA team.
Key Responsibilities
- Under supervision from a senior team member and/or Line Manager, defines and implements regulatory strategies for assigned products and regions
- Actively participates in cross-functional teams in order to define the development and regulatory strategies for assigned products
- Identifies regulatory requirements and trends across areas of responsibility and provides regulatory guidance and expertise to regions, and global development teams, as needed.
- As an active hands-on member, participates in multi-disciplinary teams in order to define the development and regulatory strategies of any assigned early and late stage development programs.
- Coordinates the preparation, review, and submission of health authority documents as required including initial marketing authorisation applications, responses to Agencies’ questions and requests, meeting requests, briefing packages, annual reports, etc.
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- A Life sciences degree
- Experience working in the pharmaceutical industry
- Confidence working across different teams or departments, especially in complex or matrixed organisations
- Clear and confident communication skills – both written and verbal
- A collaborative mindset and the ability to guide others through complex decisions
Salary and benefits
A highly competitive salary, annual bonus, and wider benefits are on offer
To apply for this position or hear further details, then please click “Apply” or reach out via email – Freddie.hill@pharma-partners.co.uk
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