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Regulatory Affairs Manager

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Regulatory Affairs Manager
Regulatory Affairs Manager
An exciting opportunity for an experienced Regulatory Affairs Manager to join a growing generic pharmaceutical company targeting a portfolio of 220 licenses.
++ Please note: This is a 5-day-per-week onsite role ++
Key Responsibilities
- Primarily responsible for post-approval and compliance activities, with a supporting role in pre-approval processes.
- Key focus areas:
- Handling Variations (Type IA, IB, II, labelling changes, own-label supplies, safety updates, and line extensions).
- Reclassification of Medicines.
- Management of Re-baseline / Remediation dossiers.
- Conducting License Transfers (including due diligence of dossiers).
- Maintenance of Marketing Authorisations (including renewals).
- Responding to deficiencies from regulatory authorities.
- Interfacing with regulatory authorities to ensure smooth approval of submissions.
- Working with sites (manufacturing, PV service provider) and stakeholders to meet regulatory requirements and resolve issues.
- Serving as the primary Regulatory Affairs contact for business units, customers, and internal/external teams.
- Keeping abreast of new and changing regulatory requirements to ensure compliance.
- Collaborating with the QPPV on PSUR submissions and maintaining alignment with SmPC and labelling standards.
- Liaising with authorities for regulatory advice and guidance to resolve issues effectively.
- Maintaining accurate records and documentation related to Marketing Authorisations.
- Aligning activities with regulatory, commercial, quality, and business needs while ensuring compliance with legislation, guidelines, and company policies.
- Providing support to other Regulatory Affairs staff as necessary.
- Assisting in procedure (SOP) preparation for relevant regulatory activities.
- Completing any additional tasks assigned by stakeholders to fulfil role requirements.
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- Qualification: Pharmacy/Chemistry degree.
- Experienece: 7–10 years in Regulatory Affairs.
- Strong understanding of UK and European regulations, laws, guidelines, and industry requirements.
- Advantageous:
- Experience with Generic products.
- Familiarity with MRP/DCP submissions.
- Clear ability to manage:
- National (MHRA) submissions.
- MRP/DCP submissions (preferred).
- Any other regulatory body submissions (advantageous).
- Expertise with Submission Tools/Gateways:
- MHRA Portal.
- Eudralink.
- CESP.
- Preference for NeeS/eCTD format and electronic submission systems.
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