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May develop Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Work Instructions (WIs) as directed by the Senior Director CMC Regulatory Affairs. Prior pharmaceutical industry experience and a minimum of 8 years in CMC Regulatory Affairs for Associate Director.
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A scientific degree with directly relevant professional experience in small molecule development, global CMC regulatory affairs and CMC technical areas of at least 16 years with a BA/BS or 14 years with an MA/MS, PhD, PharmD, or MD.
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Reporting to the Regulatory Affairs Manager, the Regulatory Affairs Specialist will, with minimal supervision, prepare and process all regulatory documentation through the IRB, CTSRMC, FDA and all applicable regulatory review committees- including new submissions, continuing reviews, amendments, adverse events, and reportable events.
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Abiomed, part of Johnson & Johnson's MedTech, is recruiting for a Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist. The Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist will be responsible for developing strategies to obtain FDA clearance or approval of new Class II & III cardiovascular medical devices and improvements to existing devices.
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Within Global Regulatory Affairs, our Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls (CMC) organization provides regulatory leadership to CMC development teams and the Pharma Supply Chain organization to enable approval of new medicines and uninterrupted supply of our medicines to patients.
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If so, this Director of Regulatory Affairs, CMC could be an exciting opportunity to explore. Ensures all appropriate CMC regulatory aspects across teams to support change control requests including transfer of supply within GSK or with a 3rd party are delivered to agreed timelines.
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The Regulatory Affairs Manager is responsible and accountable for Company Core Data Sheets (CCDS), Company Core Safety Information (CCSI) and Reference Safety Information (RSI for assigned products, including regulatory responsibilities in associated change control and labeling processes.
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Executive Office support: serves as Chief of Staff to the VP, Head of Alexion Regulatory Affairs, supporting internal and external engagement and managing activities as part of the function’s Executive Office.
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This Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist will have an opportunity to work on new to market technology that is improving the field of diagnostic imaging and saving patient lives. Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist-Remote Based-West Coast.
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This position is PHMSA's Supervisory Attorney-Advisor for Regulatory Affairs Law/Office of Chief Counsel, with comprehensive responsibility for the direct supervision of staff as the Deputy Assistant Chief Counsel for Regulatory Affairs.
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You've acquired a minimum of 7 years' Regulatory Affairs experience within FDA regulated, complex Medical Device/Software (SiMD/SaMD) environments, including leadership/guidance on global regulatory strategy for 510K's, CE Marking per MDD, EU MDR (updating Technical Files), Worldwide product registrations, Design Dossiers, PMA, clinical evaluations, Post Market Surveillance and reviewing Marketing Communication materials for promotional purposes.
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Regulatory Affairs representative for the CT/AMI Systems and assists with regulatory issues related to such items as labeling and marketing ideas, claim development and prepares documents required in the Development Life Cycle, and recommends strategies for most efficient and effective approvals of regulatory applications for a program.
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Reporting to the Director of Regulatory Affairs, the Senior RA Specialist will collaborate with global team members, cross-functional teams, and stakeholders. You have a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree in Regulatory Affairs, technical or science related field (Required.
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Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist. Be passionate about Regulatory Affairs impact in support of the research, development, clinical, marketing, and production of state-of-the-art class III cardiovascular medical devices.
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Certification is a plus (such as RAC from the Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society) Regulatory affairs experience in the medical device industry with a track record of successful submissions.
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