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Maclivaro Limited

Regulatory Affairs Manager

United Kingdom
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FDA Regulatory & Reimbursement Consultant

Fractional Contract | 2–3 Days per Week | Remote

Are you an experienced FDA Regulatory and Reimbursement specialist with a strong track record in US neuromodulation medical devices?

We're supporting an innovative medical technology company seeking a highly experienced consultant to provide strategic expertise on FDA regulatory pathways and US reimbursement strategy for an exciting neuromodulation programme.

This is a fractional consulting opportunity, offering flexibility of approximately 2–3 days per week, making it ideal for an independent consultant or interim executive looking to support a cutting-edge MedTech business.

The Role

As the subject matter expert, you'll play a critical role in shaping the company's US market access strategy by providing specialist guidance across both FDA regulatory requirements and reimbursement planning.

Working closely with senior leadership and product development teams, you'll help ensure regulatory and commercial strategies are aligned to support successful market entry in the United States.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and advise on FDA regulatory strategy for neuromodulation medical devices.
  • Provide expert guidance on US reimbursement pathways, coding, coverage and payment strategies.
  • Advise on FDA submission routes, including 510(k), De Novo and PMA where appropriate.
  • Support regulatory planning throughout product development.
  • Assess regulatory risks and recommend appropriate mitigation strategies.
  • Develop reimbursement evidence strategies to support commercialisation.
  • Advise on interactions with FDA and reimbursement stakeholders.
  • Work alongside engineering, clinical and commercial teams to ensure regulatory and reimbursement considerations are incorporated into development plans.
  • Monitor changes in FDA regulations and US reimbursement policies.

About You

You'll be a recognised expert in US regulatory affairs and reimbursement with extensive experience supporting innovative medical device companies.

Essential Experience

  • Significant experience in FDA Regulatory Affairs for medical devices.
  • Extensive knowledge of US reimbursement strategy, including coding, coverage and payment.
  • Proven experience within the neuromodulation medical device sector.
  • Strong understanding of FDA regulatory pathways including 510(k), De Novo and PMA.
  • Experience developing reimbursement strategies that support successful US market access.
  • Experience working with cross-functional clinical, engineering and commercial teams.
  • Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.
  • Able to provide strategic advice while remaining hands-on when required.

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Highly Desirable

  • Experience supporting early-stage or high-growth MedTech companies.
  • Previous consulting or fractional leadership experience.
  • Knowledge of CMS reimbursement processes.
  • Experience with health economics and market access strategy.
  • Familiarity with clinical evidence generation to support reimbursement.

Contract Details

  • Fractional Contract
  • Approximately 2–3 days per week
  • Fully Remote
  • Immediate Start Preferred
  • Competitive Day Rate

If you're an experienced FDA Regulatory and Reimbursement consultant with deep expertise in US neuromodulation medical devices, we'd love to hear from you.

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Skills

FDA Regulatory Affairs
US Reimbursement Strategy
Neuromodulation
Medical Device Regulation
510(k)
De Novo
PMA
Coding and Coverage
Payment Strategies
Market Access
Stakeholder Management
Risk Mitigation
Health Economics
Clinical Evidence Generation
CMS Processes

Location

United Kingdom

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