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Realogy Holdings is seeking a Regulatory Affairs leader to provide technical oversight and leadership on Phase IV research support for CORE within Medical Affairs, guiding strategic RWE plans and study protocols. You will manage regulatory submissions, ensure compliance, and coordinate with external partners, academic institutions and government entities to advance influenza vaccine Phase IV programs.
The role also involves mentoring research staff and contributing to publications and
Full job description Description: This position provides technical leadership on Phase IV research support to the Global Lead, Center for Outcomes Research and Evaluation (CORE) within Medical Affairs in the strategic development, coordination and execution of RWE generation activities. Such activities include, but are not limited to, the development of strategic Phase IV research plans supporting key brand imperatives, the design of methodologically sound Phase IV study protocols to meet project objectives as well as the initiation and support of Seqirus‑led, collaborative and sponsored research programs to ensure quality, time and budget deliverables are met. This position is also responsible for managing the supporting research staff, including direct reports and third party service providers. A key function of this role is to lead the design and execution of Phase IV studies to generate real world evidence related to disease natural history, burden of disease, immunization‑related coverage patterns, and other key behavioral factors. This position is responsible for establishing and maintaining collaborative relationships with leading authorities, academic institutions and government entities focused on influenza vaccine Phase IV research. Ultimately, this position supports the development of outcomes research that lead to peer‑reviewed scientific publications and reimbursement dossier development. This position is also responsible for participating in cross‑functional discussions supporting the publication of CORE research through internal‑facing education initiatives within Medical Affairs.