Global Regulatory Labeling Lead — Associate Director
Pharmaceutical Company
Cambridge (MA)
On-site
USD 180,000 - 240,000
Full time
3 days ago
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Job summary
Pharmaceutical Company in Cambridge, MA seeks an Associate Director, Global Regulatory Affairs Labeling Lead to drive global labeling strategy for Plasma-Derived Therapies. You will own CCDS, USPI, and EU SmPC lifecycle, influence senior stakeholders, and coordinate with regulatory, clinical, pharmacovigilance, and cross-functional teams to ensure compliant, market-ready labeling across regions. This role requires strong regulatory leadership and a track record of global labeling excellence.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a scientific, health sciences, pharmaceutical, or related discipline.
7–10+ years in biopharmaceutical/pharmaceutical industry.
5–7+ years in global, US, or EU regulatory labeling.
Experience developing CCDS, USPI, and EU SmPC lifecycle
Strong understanding of US/EU labeling regulations and guidance.
Responsibilities
Lead global labeling strategy and lifecycle management for PDT products.
Develop and maintain CCDS, USPI, and EU SmPC.
Offer strategic labeling input to regulatory strategies and negotiations.
Lead global CCDS, US, and EU labeling teams.
Guide regional affiliates in labeling changes and timelines.
Ensure QC, version control, and archival of labeling materials.
Skills
Cross-functional leadership
Stakeholder management
Regulatory strategy
Labeling expertise
Regulatory judgment
Education
Bachelor’s or Master’s in a scientific/health discipline
Job description
Pharmaceutical Company in Cambridge, MA seeks an Associate Director, Global Regulatory Affairs Labeling Lead to drive global labeling strategy for Plasma-Derived Therapies. You will own CCDS, USPI, and EU SmPC lifecycle, influence senior stakeholders, and coordinate with regulatory, clinical, pharmacovigilance, and cross-functional teams to ensure compliant, market-ready labeling across regions. This role requires strong regulatory leadership and a track record of global labeling excellence.