Regulatory Pharmacist - Corporate Compliance & LTO Lead

GENERIKA Drugstore; Parañaque; On-site; PHP 500,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

GENERIKA Drugstore is looking for a Corporate Pharmacist - Regulatory to serve as a liaison with FDA and DOH, ensuring store compliance with regulatory standards across the network. You will lead licensing, renewals, and variations while coordinating with multiple departments and distribution centers.

The ideal candidate has a pharmacy degree, valid license, and 2–3 years in pharma or drugstore regulatory work, with strong writing and communication skills to prepare submissions and regulatory

Qualifications

• Bachelor/College degree in Pharmacy and active Pharmacist license.
• 2–3 years in pharma or drugstore operations with regulatory exposure.
• Experience with FDA/DOH regulatory processes is preferred.
• Ability to prepare regulatory submissions and concise reports.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate with Generika stores and distribution centers for LTO applications with FDA.
• Prepare license variations and renewals with strict deadlines.
• Develop clear arguments for licenses and renewals.
• Monitor timelines for variations/renewals across all stores and centers.
• Provide monthly status reports on LTO activities.
• Consolidate and check promo requirements for FDA submissions.
• Keep up to date with national and international legislation affecting products.
• Review and update Generika Gamot Guide and FDA artwork approvals.
• Review new product requirements and FDA-related updates.
• Oversee FDA emerging products/memos cascade.

Skills

Regulatory knowledge

Critical thinking

Writing skills

Oral communication

Business skills

Education

Bachelor/College Degree in Pharmacy

Registered Pharmacist

Job description

GENERIKA Drugstore is looking for a Corporate Pharmacist - Regulatory to serve as a liaison with FDA and DOH, ensuring store compliance with regulatory standards across the network. You will lead licensing, renewals, and variations while coordinating with multiple departments and distribution centers.

The ideal candidate has a pharmacy degree, valid license, and 2–3 years in pharma or drugstore regulatory work, with strong writing and communication skills to prepare submissions and regulatory