Regulatory Product Support & Analytics Specialist

Medline Industries, LP; United States; On-site; USD 48,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k)

Paid time off

Job summary

Medline Industries, LP in the United States seeks a Regulatory Research Analyst to ensure adherence to regulatory requirements for newly created and existing items. The role requires judgment, problem-solving, and understanding of business areas with financial impact.

Responsibilities include researching regulatory requirements via manufacturer sites and databases, supporting audits, responding to inquiries, submitting files on time, and building cross-functional relationships.

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience in a related field.
• Work Experience: At least one year of customer service and product research experience with an ability to manage workloads.

Responsibilities

• Analyze manufacturer websites and medical databases to research regulatory requirements for new items.
• Assist with monthly and quarterly team audit projects with high accuracy.
• Respond to inquiries regarding regulatory requirements and discrepancies.
• Review portfolio analytics and submit process improvement recommendations.
• Submit assigned files to management within timelines.
• Collaborate with Divisional personnel, Corporate Quality, Sales Representatives, and Warehouse Operations.

Skills

Customer service

Product research

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Outlook

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

SAP

Zendesk

Job description

Medline Industries, LP in the United States seeks a Regulatory Research Analyst to ensure adherence to regulatory requirements for newly created and existing items. The role requires judgment, problem-solving, and understanding of business areas with financial impact.

Responsibilities include researching regulatory requirements via manufacturer sites and databases, supporting audits, responding to inquiries, submitting files on time, and building cross-functional relationships.