Full-Time Regulatory Affairs Specialist/Manager
Ergomed is hiring a remote Full-Time Regulatory Affairs Specialist/Manager. The career level for this job opening is Manager and is accepting Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina based applicants remotely. Read complete job description before applying.
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Ergomed is seeking a Regulatory Affairs professional with extensive global clinical study management experience.
Opportunities are open globally; however, excellent written and communication skills in English, and a solid understanding of the clinical trials environment/ICH GCP are required.
Responsibilities:
- Lead and represent projects/deliverables (medium/high complexity) ensuring effective coordination, management, and execution of SSU/regulatory tasks, driving team performance to meet targets and procedures, trackers, and templates.
- Develop and manage setup activities (SSU RA Management Plan, procedures, and core documents), maintaining compliance with department standards.
- Support team members in project strategy, issue identification, and resolution.
- Author or contribute to complex technical/scientific/legal documentation preparation/review.
- Prepare, collect, review regulatory information/documents to support FDA, EMA, and national authority submissions (CTA/INDs, MAAs/NDAs/BLAs, ODDs, PIPs), and Ethics Committees/IRBs for initial authorization and maintenance, adhering to regulations.
- Provide expert regulatory advice to clients, ensuring consistent and high-quality advice across regions.
- Ensure clear and tailored communications with Regulatory Authorities and Ethics Committees/IRBs, seeking external guidance when necessary.
- Keep track of project budgets, hours vs. budget, and promptly escalate any issues/out-of-scope concerns for assigned team members.
- Assist in securing new/repeat business by participating in BDM activities, developing/reviewing regulatory proposal sections, and managing regulatory costing/budgets.
- Provide training, coaching, and mentorship to junior staff.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry, Life Sciences, or Medicine
- Minimum 3 years of experience in the CRO industry
- Proven ability to manage global projects
- Expert knowledge of ICH GCP and/or GVP, and comprehensive understanding of relevant global regulations
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills for clear and concise information presentation