Global Labelling Strategy Director

Viatris; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 112,000 - 236,000; Full time

Job summary

Viatris is seeking a Director Core Labelling Strategy to lead global labeling governance for a broad portfolio. The role requires strategic leadership across development and lifecycle management with a focus on CCDS, USPI, and EU SmPCs.

You will chair the Product Labeling Teams, coordinate with Global Regulatory, PSRM, and Clinical Safety, and ensure regulatory acceptance across major markets while guiding cross-functional teams through complex labeling challenges.

Qualifications

• Minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Science, Medicine or Pharmacy with 10 years of regulatory experience.
• Master's Degree, PharmD, or PhD preferred; combination considered.
• Experience in global labelling strategy and development including CCDS, USPI, and EU SmPCs.

Responsibilities

• Provide regulatory labelling leadership, governance, and expertise for global labeling across products.
• Lead preparation, review, and approval of CCDS, USPI, and EU SmPCs; drive labeling strategy with Global Regulatory.
• Chairs cross-functional Product Labeling Teams (PLT) and collaborates with Global Medical, PSRM, and Regulatory teams.
• Interacts with senior management and external groups to ensure regulatory alignment and strategic labeling decisions.

Skills

Regulatory labeling

Global labeling strategy

Leadership

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Science/Medicine/Pharmacy

Master's/PharmD/PhD preferred

Job description

Viatris is seeking a Director Core Labelling Strategy to lead global labeling governance for a broad portfolio. The role requires strategic leadership across development and lifecycle management with a focus on CCDS, USPI, and EU SmPCs.

You will chair the Product Labeling Teams, coordinate with Global Regulatory, PSRM, and Clinical Safety, and ensure regulatory acceptance across major markets while guiding cross-functional teams through complex labeling challenges.