GDP Incident & Deviation Lead — Pharma Quality

MSI Pharma; Indiana (PA); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Part time

Job summary

MSI Pharma is seeking an experienced GDP Incident & Deviation Coordinator to support quality and distribution operations in a regulated environment. You will manage deviations, temperature excursions, returns, investigations, and CAPAs while ensuring GDP compliance and contributing to continuous quality improvement across the supply chain.

The ideal candidate holds a Life Sciences or related degree and 5–7 years’ pharmaceutical experience, with strong analytical skills and the ability to

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences, Pharmacy, Supply Chain, Quality, or related discipline.
• Minimum 5–7 years within the pharmaceutical industry.

Responsibilities

• Manage deviation, incident, return, and temperature excursion records within the Quality Management System (QMS).
• Act as the primary contact for distribution-related quality incidents and deviations.
• Coordinate investigations with internal stakeholders and third-party logistics providers (3PLs).
• Lead Root Cause Analysis (RCA) activities and support CAPA implementation.
• Collaborate with Quality, Operations, and Supply Chain teams to ensure timely deviation closure.
• Maintain accurate records within company systems and SharePoint.
• Participate in regular operational, quality, and business review meetings.

Skills

GDP knowledge

Quality mindset

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Attention to detail

Cross-functional collaboration

Continuous improvement

Education

Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences / Pharmacy / Quality / Supply Chain

Tools

Veeva QMS

SAP

SharePoint

Microsoft Office

Job description

MSI Pharma is seeking an experienced GDP Incident & Deviation Coordinator to support quality and distribution operations in a regulated environment. You will manage deviations, temperature excursions, returns, investigations, and CAPAs while ensuring GDP compliance and contributing to continuous quality improvement across the supply chain.

The ideal candidate holds a Life Sciences or related degree and 5–7 years’ pharmaceutical experience, with strong analytical skills and the ability to