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Senior Regulatory Affairs Associate

Cambridge
£30.13/hr
Posted 1 day ago
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Senior Associate Regulatory Affairs

PE Global is currently recruiting for a Senior Associate Regulatory Affairs for a leading multi-national Pharma client based in Cambridge.

This is an initial 12 months contract position with potential for extension.
Pay rate is £22.33ph PAYE or £30.13ph Umbrella.

Working mainly from home but would be expected to go in for team meetings (once a month in Cambridge).

Role/Responsibilities

The Senior Associate Regulatory Affairs is assigned to one or more company products and may support an LRR or lead the planning and execution of Regulatory strategies for a program(s) under the supervision of an experienced Regulatory Lead.

Duties of the role:

  • Assist in aligning local regulatory requirements with company’s corporate standards.
  • Provide national/regional (as applicable) input to and execute regulatory strategies.
  • Plan and manage local regulatory submissions in compliance with corporate standards and local regulatory requirements.
  • Provide guidance on local mechanisms to optimize product development and regulatory approvals
  • Ensure local labels are developed and maintained in line with local legislation and company standards and procedures.
  • Ensure and support local regulatory product compliance (e.g., IMR, PMCs, and agency commitments)
  • Act as the point of contact with regulatory agencies.
  • Ensures regulatory submissions are made on time and meet company’s corporate and local regulatory requirements.
  • Creates, reviews, and approves source text for country labeling, and owns the country artwork based on source text.
  • Collaborates with Regional and Global Study Operations (GSO) teams to support local planning and execution for clinical studies in accordance with national legal and regulatory requirements (where appropriate).
  • Reviews and approves the promotional and non-promotional materials
  • Monitors the external regulatory environment to help inform/advise in the regulatory decision making.

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  • Master’s degree (scientific area) OR
  • Bachelor’s degree (scientific area) and 2 years of directly related experience
  • Knowledge of Regulatory principles.
  • Working with policies, procedures and SOP’s.
  • Comprehensive understanding of regulatory activities and how they impact other projects and/or processes.
  • General knowledge of national legislation and regulations relating to medicinal products.
  • Understanding of drug development.
  • Ability to understand and communicate scientific/clinical information.

Interested candidates should submit an updated CV.

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