Global Regulatory Affairs Fellow — Two-Year PharmD

NU USA Northeastern University; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Vision

Dental

Paid time off

Tuition assistance

Wellness & life

Retirement

Commuting & transportation

Job summary

The Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated Global Regulatory Affairs (GRA) fellowship is a two-year program based in Boston, MA, conducted in partnership with Northeastern University. Fellows will receive training in Regulatory Strategy and Global Labeling and will spend eight months in each area, with an optional regulatory elective during the final eight months.

Fellows must hold a PharmD, be eligible for Massachusetts licensure, and demonstrate strong communication, leadership, and independent

Qualifications

• PharmD from an ACPE-accredited institution.
• Eligible for pharmacist licensure in Massachusetts.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Strong time management and leadership abilities.
• Ability to work independently on various projects at the industry site and Northeastern.

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic guidance on labeling regulations and trends in global labeling.
• Lead team in negotiating and maintaining competitive labeling with health authorities globally.
• Manage and implement regulatory strategy to support Vertex products and development programs.

Skills

Oral & written communication

Time management

Leadership

Independent work

Education

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)

Job description

The Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated Global Regulatory Affairs (GRA) fellowship is a two-year program based in Boston, MA, conducted in partnership with Northeastern University. Fellows will receive training in Regulatory Strategy and Global Labeling and will spend eight months in each area, with an optional regulatory elective during the final eight months.

Fellows must hold a PharmD, be eligible for Massachusetts licensure, and demonstrate strong communication, leadership, and independent