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The Head of Corporate & Legal Affairs will report directly to the CEO, with whom Cornerstone has had over a decade-long relationship and is a well-respected, collaborative leader with a rich history of working for start-ups and well-established CROs.
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Currently seeking a new Global Director of Regulatory Affairs to help spearhead our client's 1st generation PMA submission as well as future supplements and OUS international registries for global commercialization.
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Education Bachelor’s degree is Preferred Degree in Information Management/Information Technology/Biological Sciences is Preferred Professional experience Minimum of 3 years pharmaceutical industry experience; preferably within the Regulatory Affairs/Operations function with knowledge of health agency requirements is.
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Founded in 1998 as a full-service public affairs firm, our consultants provide federal, state and local government relations, national multi-state strategies, infrastructure and economic development, strategic communications and grassroots issue management services.
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Join our dynamic Regulatory Affairs team and contribute to our mission to enable our customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer. As Sr. Manager, Regulatory Affairs , you will assume a key role in the interpretation and dissemination of global regulations, guidelines, and emerging industry developments that directly influence our business.
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The lead closely interacts with the Global Marketing, Global and Region Medical, and R&D teams to support registrational trials and provide leadership for global medical affairs sponsored and supported trials.
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Drive ongoing collaboration with cross-functional teams (e.g., US medical affairs, HEOR, marketing, market access, global value and access teams, commercial) to prioritize projects toward achieving effective utilization of resources.
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The Director, Regulatory Affairs is responsible for assisting with establishing and managing regulatory strategies, life cycle plans, and pre/post regulatory approvals. Establish regulatory strategies and process by collaborating and coordinating with relevant development and CMC team members.
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Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs, North America. Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance plus 5 years in-job experience or in Regulatory Affairs or Business Consulting. Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs, North America.
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The Associate Medical Director, Belotero Lead, provides oversight to the Strategic Direction for the Belotero Portfolio for Global Medical Affairs. Be familiar with processes and procedures for moving targets from preclinical research through the development pipeline for Belotero Develop and Maintain Thought Leader Relationships: Establish, build, and maintain relationships with Thought Leaders (TLs) in respective global aesthetic areas to establish strong scientific presence in the practicing and academic communities.
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Communications and Liaison (C&L); Office of Communications (Planning & Content Development).
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The Regulatory Affairs Specialist ensures product safety and legal compliance regarding global chemical regulations in product development across the supply chain. Processing customer inquiries regarding regulatory affairs and product safety.
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Piper Companies is searching for an Experienced Regulatory Affairs Professional in Advertising & Promotion to lead the neurology regulatory affairs team of a global biopharmaceutical company as Associate Director of Regulatory Affairs (Advertising & Promotion.
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6-7+ years of relationship management experience (development, fundraising, policy, public affairs, philanthropy, policy, for-profit investor relations, or similar) with increasing levels of responsibilityExperienced in leading a portfolio of work in an independent mannerExceptional writing ability and capable of distilling complex content for sophisticated audiences into a variety of formats (talking points, presentation decks, grant reports/proposals, correspondence, etc.
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Previous exposure to Pharmaceutical industry (i.e. clinical development, quality assurance, regulatory, medical affairs) preferred. The candidate will also have the opportunity to set up 1-on-1 interviews with Medical Affairs colleagues and collaborative partners.
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