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Curium in the United States is seeking a Director, Global Regulatory Lead to provide global regulatory leadership for oncology radiopharmaceutical programs. You will develop and execute strategies supporting development from early clinical to registration and lifecycle management.
The role requires extensive experience across both early- and late-stage development, IND/CTA strategy, global Health Authority interactions, and NDA/BLA submissions.
The Group Curium is the world’s largest nuclear medicine company with over 1,2+ B € revenues. At Curium, we have a singular focus – to develop, manufacture and supply world-class radiopharmaceutical products around the globe. With manufacturing facilities across Europe and the United States, Curium delivers SPECT, PET and therapeutic radiopharmaceutical solutions for life-threatening diseases to over 15 million patients annually. Our proven heritage combined with a pioneering approach are the hallmarks to deliver innovation, excellence, and unparalleled service. As a fast-growing company in a niche market, Curium is today owned by a private equity fund with LBO financing scheme.
Building on its unique strengths across radiopharmaceutical product manufacturing, logistics and commercialization, and led by an agile, LBO-driven leadership team, Curium has already achieved a critical mass and is the largest player in the nuclear medicines field. This is one that has become increasingly dynamic and innovative in recent years.
The Director, Global Regulatory Lead (GRL) will provide global regulatory leadership for one or more oncology programs focused on radiopharmaceutical/nuclear medicine therapeutics. This individual will develop and execute innovative global regulatory strategies supporting products from early clinical development through registration and lifecycle management.
The successful candidate will serve as the Global Regulatory Lead for multidisciplinary development teams, partnering closely with Clinical Development, CMC, Nonclinical, Medical, Biostatistics, Quality, Biometrics, and Commercial to accelerate development while ensuring compliance with global regulatory requirements.
The ideal candidate possesses extensive experience across both early- and late-stage drug development, including IND/CTA strategy, global Health Authority interactions, registration planning, and lifecycle management for oncology products. Experience with radiopharmaceuticals is strongly preferred.
Global Regulatory Strategy
The ideal candidate combines deep regulatory expertise with oncology development experience and has successfully led programs from IND/CTA through NDA/BLA or MAA approval. They are comfortable navigating the unique scientific and regulatory challenges associated with targeted radiopharmaceuticals, including dosimetry, isotope manufacturing, companion diagnostics, and accelerated development pathways. They are recognized as a strategic partner capable of influencing senior leadership while effectively collaborating across global, multidisciplinary teams.