Pharmacology jobs in United States

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Our mission is to work with passion and purpose every day to improve lives, and we are looking for others who share this pursuit.

We believe everyone plays an important role in making a difference for patients and their caregivers. From our accessible leaders to our supportive teams, we are committed to enabling professionals from all backgrounds and experiences to succeed. We prioritize a diverse and inclusive environment that promotes collaboration and creativity. We are proud to be a workplace where people thrive by being themselves and are inspired to do their best work every day. Join us!

Regulatory Affairs navigates the complex regulatory landscape, ensuring the success of diverse clinical trials. As subject matter experts, the team leads submissions to regulatory authorities, coordinates with ethics committees across EMEA, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, and ensures compliance with evolving regulations. Their expertise supports the development and approval of innovative medical products, aids business development, and provides strategic guidance on contract negotiations. They also mentor junior staff, review key documentation for global regulatory standards, and keep stakeholders informed throughout the submission process.

• Serve as a subject matter expert and local point of contact for activities supporting regulatory submissions, site activation, and maintenance for awarded projects.
• Plan, initiate, and track documents required for regulatory submissions, collect essential documents, review, and provide country/site/EC requirements to support site activation goals. Communicate status, risks, and actions related to start-up activities and maintenance when applicable.

• Strong organizational and management skills, including planning, strategizing, managing, monitoring, scheduling, and critiquing.
• Self-motivated to learn about current regulatory processes and intelligence.
• Proactive in identifying potential issues and anticipating solutions.
• Thorough understanding of country-level cultural norms and local healthcare systems; ability to develop relationships with local investigators and site personnel.
• Ability to adapt to changing environments, prioritize, and balance detailed and strategic activities while maintaining timelines and quality.
• Team-oriented work style; seeks and provides guidance to others.

• Degree in a related science such as medical, biological, physical, health, pharmacy, or similar.
• Minimum of three years of experience in clinical research, site activation, or regulatory functions within a CRO.
• Experience with the regulatory process in the UK and/or under EU-CTR (Poland, Denmark).
• Good knowledge of ICH GCP, clinical research guidance, and country regulations.
• Multilingualism preferred; fluent in the local language and proficient in English.

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