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Regulatory Affairs Manager

Slough
£55k – £60k/yr
Posted 2 days ago
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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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Skills

Regulatory Affairs
Pharmacy
Chemistry
UK Regulations
European Regulations
Generic Products
MRP Submissions
DCP Submissions
Submission Gateways
MHRA Portal
Eudralink
CESP
NeeS
eCTD
Compliance
Marketing Authorisations

Location

Slough, England, United Kingdom

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