This position’s responsibilities include but are not limited
to, receiving essential document/information that has been transmitted
to RA document management group and has the experience to know (or
learn) how it should be filed & maintained, manages the lifecycle
of that information (records management), and archives essential documentation
in compliance with health authority regulations/guidance
Position Breakdown and Responsibilities:
40% - Ensure critical documents are being maintained according to
company's Records Management Policy, Code of Federal Regulations 21CFR11
and 21CFR312.57; International Conference on Harmonisation E6, as
well as EU Good Clinical Trials Directive 2001/20/EC (Article 16)
and EU Good Clinical Practice Directive 2005/28/EC (Chapter 4), in
order that the company is prepared in the event of regulatory inspection.
20% - Assist in the development of Regulatory Department’s
processes for product lifecycle management and pharmaceutical documentation
management.
20% - Assist in preparation of major regulatory filings, including
US IND, NDA and eCTD submissions, as well as international dossiers.
15% - Monitor multiple regulatory/pharmaceutical sources on an ongoing
basis to obtain regulatory intelligence information, which will include
but is not limited to searching for new/revised legislation, maintaining
a repository, and disseminating information to senior regulatory personnel
for assessment.
5% - Assist in the review and acquisition of document/records management
software for secure and instant access to incoming essential documentation
as well as create a searchable repository for legacy documentation.
Education and Experience:
For more information on this or any of our other available positions
or to be contacted by one of our staffing specialists, please send us
your resume, cover letter and RegExec job code
to resume.
Attention: Steve Theodorovich.