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Regulatory Affairs Manager |
Orlando FL |
Perm/Full |
$65,000 - $85,000 |
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Regulatory Affairs Manager
Responsible for the assembly of ANDAs, INDs
and NDAs and regulatory filings amendments,
supplements, and international dossiers) for all
products: collect and review relevant
information from other departments, write the
application and direct staff on assembling
components of the application.
For international dossiers, request free sale
certificates, certificates of pharmaceutical
product, notary certifications from the
secretary of state and/or consulate.
Review submissions to ensure that regulatory
submissions are complete, properly formatted,
and comply with applicable regulatory
requirements; submit to management for review,
revise accordingly, and ensure timely
submission.
Act as a point of contact on regulatory
applications, resolve issues/ inquires/
deficiency letters and follow up to ensure
submissions are acceptable for filing and/or
approvable.
Identify, contract, and manage outside
consultants/ contractors for analytical method
development / validation pertaining to a
deficiency response to a deficiency.
Maintain document control system of the
regulatory department including maintenance of
archive systems, both paper and electronic.
Participate and support new product and/or
process developments.
Identify, contract, and manage outside
consultants/contractors for deformulation
studies and analytical method development/
validation resources.
Maintain facility and product registrations,
domestic and foreign.
Identification of active pharmaceutical
ingredient (API) manufacturers and suppliers.
Request samples of APIs, technical package, and
Establishment Inspection Reports (EIR). Submit
samples to the chemistry and microbiology
departments for API vendor qualification.
Develop and maintain knowledge of the history,
manufacture, and materials.
Applies regulatory knowledge and experience
and advises management relative to drug
development program strategies to ensure
acceptance and earliest possible approval of
applications and filings.
Maintain subscriptions and review technical
publications, articles and abstracts to stay
abreast of technical developments in the
industry.
Requirements:
Bachelors of Science Degree in scientific
discipline required.
Minimum of 6 years progressively increasing
responsibility in Pharmaceutical Regulatory
Affairs.
Working Knowledge of FDA regulations.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
Excellent interpersonal, technical writing,
and oral communication skills.
Must be highly organized. Ability to manage
multiple projects and changing priorities is
required, as is the technical knowledge of
pharmaceutical products and processes.
Determine task priorities and delegate
responsibilities to staff, as appropriate.
Possess an attention to detail. Must be able
to read large volumes of printed material in a
short period of time and be able to identify
inconsistencies, incomplete and/or inaccurate
information, provide corrections, and changes.
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