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A leading diagnostics company in the UK is seeking a Regulatory Affairs Associate to join their team in Pencoed. The role involves supporting regulatory submissions and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Ideal candidates will possess a Bachelor's degree in a scientific field and relevant industry experience. The company offers competitive benefits including salary reviews, pension scheme, and development prospects.
QuidelOrtho unites the strengths of Quidel Corporation and Ortho Clinical Diagnostics, creating a world-leading in vitro diagnostics company with award-winning expertise in immunoassay and molecular testing, clinical chemistry and transfusion medicine. We are more than 6,000 strong and do business in over 130 countries, providing answers with fast, accurate and consistent testing where and when they are needed most – home to hospital, lab to clinic.
Our culture puts our team members first and prioritizes actions that support happiness, inspiration and engagement. We strive to build meaningful connections with each other as we believe that employee happiness and business success are linked. Join us in our mission to transform the power of diagnostics into a healthier future for all.
We are hiring for a Regulatory Affairs Associate to join our team based in Pencoed on a 24 month fixed-term contract basis.
QuidelOrtho has been manufacturing products in South Wales for over 40 years. Our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, based in Pencoed, employs over 600 people who are involved in the manufacture and supply of clinical laboratory and immunohematology products to sites across the globe.
Our Pencoed team manufacture a large menu of immunohematology products used in transfusion medicine; in addition to a large menu of immunoassay products encompassing a range of disease categories.
On site we have a range of functions operating globally & locally. All our employees are working towards one common goal, to help save and improve lives through diagnostics.
As a Regulatory Affairs Associate your primary responsibility will be to support the day-to-day regulatory affairs base business operations within the Transfusion Medicine Business Unit.
You will support the coordination, compilation and submission of regulatory applications to health authorities.
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