Remote Principal Consultant - Regulatory Labeling Strategy
Dennis Partners
United States
Remote
USD 240,000 - 275,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Quarterly bonus program
Comprehensive employee benefits
Remote work flexibility
Job summary
A niche regulatory consulting firm is seeking a Regulatory Labeling Strategy Principal Consultant to manage and execute labeling strategies for biotech and pharmaceutical clients. This remote position offers a competitive salary between $240,000 and $275,000, along with comprehensive benefits. Candidates should have a scientific background, a minimum of 6 years in regulatory affairs, and a deep understanding of U.S. and EU regulations. Occasional travel for client meetings is expected.
Qualifications
Must have a minimum of 6 years of experience in pharmaceutical regulatory affairs specializing in Labeling Strategy.
Understanding of end-to-end labeling process and systems.
Experience with CCDS, SmPC and USPI.
Responsibilities
Daily management of regulatory requirements for labeling strategy for one or more client projects.
Design and implement labeling strategy and provide leadership for consensus.
Lead preparation, review, and update content for labeling components.
Skills
Pharmaceutical regulatory affairs expertise
Labeling strategy development
Project management skills
Knowledge of US and EU regulations
Collaboration with clients
Education
Bachelors in a scientific discipline
Advanced degree (MS, MD, PharmD, or PhD)
Job description
A niche regulatory consulting firm is seeking a Regulatory Labeling Strategy Principal Consultant to manage and execute labeling strategies for biotech and pharmaceutical clients. This remote position offers a competitive salary between $240,000 and $275,000, along with comprehensive benefits. Candidates should have a scientific background, a minimum of 6 years in regulatory affairs, and a deep understanding of U.S. and EU regulations. Occasional travel for client meetings is expected.