Enable job alerts via email!
Boost your interview chances
Create a job specific, tailored resume for higher success rate.
An established industry player is seeking a Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs to lead a global team in navigating complex regulatory landscapes. This pivotal role involves formulating strategies for product approvals, ensuring compliance with FDA and international standards, and representing the company before regulatory authorities. The ideal candidate will possess extensive experience in medical device regulations, excellent leadership skills, and a strong background in cross-functional collaboration. Join this dynamic team to make a significant impact on product development and market access in a thriving environment.
Job Summary
In this high-profile role, the Senior Director, Director, or Associate Director of Regulatory Affairs will be an integral part of the regulatory affairs team, responsible for supporting the strategic and organizational direction of the department.
The individual will lead a global regulatory affairs team in maintaining and documenting domestic and international regulatory filings and registrations.
This role involves providing guidance on strategies to obtain and maintain global regulatory approvals to support the company's international distribution goals. As a management representative, the person will formulate and review regulatory strategies for new and modified products under development.
The incumbent exercises sound, strategic judgment in determining appropriate regulatory actions and provides leadership, expertise, and organizational skills to lead cross-functional initiatives.
Minimum Qualifications: Extensive experience leading a global medical device Regulatory Affairs team, knowledge of FDA Class II medical devices and international submission requirements, experience with FDA QSR and ISO standards, and excellent communication skills.
Preferred Qualifications: For Associate Director: 5+ years managerial experience; for Director: 7+ years; for Senior Director: 9+ years. Additional experience in clinical protocols, clinical evaluation reports, and global regulatory submissions is preferred.
Bachelor's degree in life sciences or engineering is required; a graduate degree in a related technical or business field is preferred.
The position offers a salary range, with actual placement based on skills, education, and experience, plus up to 25% annual bonus. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, life insurance, disability, paid time off, and other wellness programs.
This role is primarily office-based, requiring frequent sitting, standing, walking, and daily use of digital devices. Some local travel is required, and accommodations may be made for disabilities.