Job Description

Overview

Responsible for assisting and/or leading the development and, implementation of regulatory strategies for assigned products across a range of therapeutic areas, which may include both in-development (brand and generic) and marketed products. Support priority projects with limited supervision and lead other regulatory related activities (i.e. FDA milestone meetings, regulatory risk assessments, core development team meetings, etc.).

Participate and lead activities for the Regulatory Intelligence program for global regulatory affairs. The regulatory intelligence program consists of researching, analyzing, interpreting, communicating and acting on intelligence relative to the regulatory landscape, submission routes and existing and/or emerging competitor products to drive compliance and competitive advantage.

Responsibilities

• Develop and lead regulatory strategies independently for projects of moderate to high complexity. Formulate regulatory recommendations considering precedent, constraints, risks, and value to be communicated to regulatory management and project teams.
• Direct interaction with FDA and potentially other regulatory agencies throughout the development lifecycle of projects, including leading regulatory agency meetings, teleconferences, etc.
• Independently working with cross functional Teams, lead the strategic content development and preparation of high quality regulatory submissions that meet regulatory and departmental guidelines, including but not limited to regulatory meeting requests/briefing packages, ANDAs, INDs, NDAs, supplements, amendments, and variations.
• Maintain current knowledge of global regulatory environment and lead activities for Regulatory Intelligence program
• May conduct Regulatory review of promotional materials and provide guidance to the Team to allow informed risk-based decisions.

Qualifications

Competencies

Demonstrate excellent leadership, communications, and interpersonal skills. Knowledge of regulatory requirements, guidance and regulations (US and international) within the pharmaceutical industry is desirable, knowledge specific to the Noven areas of clinical research and product development is desirable. Experience with IND and/or NDA/NDAs/ANDAs filings, general submissions along with Regulatory Intelligence activities is highly desirable.

Education / Experience:

A minimum BS/BA Degree preferably in life sciences. A higher degree (Masters, PhD, PharmD) and/or RAC certification is preferred. At least 3-5 years regulatory or related experience in pharmaceutical industry.

Work Environment:

Office setting, ergonomic cubicle workspace, laptop and desktop provided

Physical Demands:

Ability to utilize computer in seated or standing position