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Johnson & Johnson in Argentina is seeking an Experienced Regulatory Affairs Professional for LATAM lifecycle submissions. You will manage end-to-end post-registration activities across multiple LATAM countries, ensuring compliance and timely updates in variations.
Responsibilities include dossier preparation, submission tracking, and interaction with Health Authorities, while coordinating with RA, Supply, CQ, and other stakeholders in a dynamic, global team.
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Job Function: Regulatory Affairs Group
Job Sub Function: Regulatory Affairs
Job Category: Professional
All Job Posting Locations: Buenos Aires, Argentina, Las Condes, Santiago, Region Metropolitana de Santiago, Chile, Mexico City, Mexico
Johnson & Johnson is recruiting for a Experienced RA Professional Lifecycle Submissions LATAM, to work in Cross‑Regional Operations & Strategy Support (C‑ROSS).
Position summary: This is a Regulatory Affairs professional with local/regional responsibility. The role purpose is to be responsible for the end‑to‑end process execution of regulatory lifecycle management (LCM) in Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, and other LATAM countries, focused on post‑registration process.
Accountability: Execution of the complete LCM regulatory process related to post‑registration (variations) updates. This includes ensuring the accuracy of assessments, dossier preparation, timely submission, and securing approvals, while maintaining compliance with all relevant regulations.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy or Biological Sciences is required.
Proficient in Spanish; Advanced English is required.