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You Have:3+ years direct experience with federal regulatory examinations (FDIC, FRB, OCC, or CFPB) and bank partnership lending models. You will work with partners in legal, operations, compliance, finance, data analytics and engineering, product and other teams, to ensure that Block is compliant with applicable requirements and obligations while, to the extent possible, streamlining regulatory impact and facilitating innovation.
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Our Client's FDA regulatory group works with broad range of companies, including medical devices, drugs, biologics, diagnostics, digital health, research tools, cosmetics, dietary supplements, wellness products, and other consumer products.
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Designed to be non-regulatory and independent, the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) reviews the effectiveness of regulations and regulatory enforcement where appropriate. Established to investigate incidents and hazards from the production, processing, and handling of chemical substances that can cause death, serious injury, or substantial environmental or property damage, the CSB does not issue fines or citations but makes recommendations to facilities, regulatory agencies such as OSHA and the EPA, industry organizations, labor groups, and others.
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You will join the Block Compliance Global Policy & Governance team and work closely with members of the Block Compliance Leadership and Regulatory Counsel teams. This role requires an understanding of compliance, risk management, and regulatory requirements related to bribery and corruption.
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You're an experienced, agile reporter with a deep rolodex of technology industry contacts and an intimate knowledge of social media companies - TikTok, Meta, X, Snap and others - and the complex regulatory and competitive landscape that surrounds them.
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Regulatory AffairsOur Client's global life sciences practice, one of the largest in the U.S., is seeking a regulatory counsel with at least 10+ years of industry experience in drug/biologics development to join our FDA regulatory group.
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Today, we supply autonomous electric aircraft for cargo transport and crop protection to real-world customers across four separate continents and have secured industry-first regulatory approvals from the FAA.
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Documentation: Maintain accurate and detailed electronic health records (EHR) to track patient progress, document treatment plans, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. Qualifications: Education: A Master’s or Doctorate degree in Nursing (MSN or DNP) with a focus on Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) programs is required.
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Regulatory Specialist Ortho-Clin Outcome Ctr-Core Full Time 78906BR Job Summary The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery is looking for a candidate experienced in high volume clinical trials, protocol development, and regulatory submissions to work with investigators to prepare, submit, provide guidance, and manage the regulatory submissions.
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General responsibilities of the Investigator Initiated Trials Protocol Development and Regulatory Specialist include:Uses skills as a seasoned, experienced research compliance professional with a full understanding of industry practices and organization policies / procedures to apply federal, state, and university regulations, policies, guidelines, and promote best practices.
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This role will partner with Food Manufacturing, Product Development, Bioprocess Process R&D, Sensory, and Regulatory teams to commercialize cultivated meat production technologies. Support regulatory filings and facility compliance for USDA establishment and label approvals.
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Regulatory Affairs Specialist III (Current Employee) Hercules, CA. The Senior PCR Production Chemist responsible for the fermentation, purification, and formulation of materials used in PCR Production.
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Lead cross-functional teams (including Product, Engineering, Data Science, Compliance, Counsel, Law Firms, Regulatory Consultants and bank partners)providing direction, support, and guidance to ensure alignment with program objectives and timelines.
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Responsibilities: Partner with the Liquidity Solutions Leadership Team, Investor Relations, Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), Regulatory Reporting and Corporate Treasury to understand each department's individual analytics needs related to liquidity products.
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Leads environmental compliance program for West region (including managing regulatory visits and responses to NOVs/SOVs and fire risks), in coordination with regional/facility operations management and national environmental management and enviro legal counsel.
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