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ProPharma Group

Regulatory sciences consultant for life sciences

CEE Regulatory Affairs and Pharmacovigilance Specialist

Regulatory & Quality (Life Sciences)Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • High level of computer literacy.
  • Excellent organizational skills with the ability to prioritize activities.
  • Ability to multitask and successfully manage multiple issues simultaneously.
  • Ability to recognize recurring issues and analyze their causes to reach a solution.
  • Independence in performing complex regulatory tasks.
  • Knowledge-sharing skills.
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
  • Intermediate to advanced English language knowledge, both verbal and written.
  • B.Sc./B.A. or higher degree in medicine, pharmacy, dental medicine, or medical biochemistry.
  • Advanced theoretical and practical knowledge of local legislation necessary for performing regulatory activities in all countries where ProPharma operates.
  • Experience with European and national regulatory submissions and agency interactions.
  • Experience leading successful sub-projects and supporting client/stakeholder relationships.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare regulatory applications for obtaining marketing authorizations, variations, notifications, amendments, documentation upgrades, and renewal submissions for medicinal and non-medicinal products, as applicable.
  • Prepare supporting documentation for various types of regulatory applications and requests for placing products on the market and/or maintaining marketing authorizations.
  • Prepare supporting documentation for product recalls and communicate with contractual partners, Competent Authorities, and other involved parties.
  • Assist contractual partners with regulatory activities concerning product pricing and reimbursement.
  • Review marketing materials against registered product dossiers and local legislation.
  • Participate in product teams to implement regulatory requirements in production.
  • Communicate and negotiate with Competent Authorities regarding relevant regulatory affairs applications and requests.
  • Monitor relevant local regulatory affairs legislation and Competent Authority web pages, and notify regulatory affairs colleagues and contractual partners as necessary.
  • Provide consultancy and advisory support to contractual partners on locally specific regulatory topics and requirements.
  • Develop and maintain knowledge of local and European Union legislation related to regulatory affairs.
  • Prepare training materials, provide training sessions to regulatory affairs employees, and supervise training activities of less experienced regulatory affairs employees.
  • Prepare and review regulatory affairs Service Agreements.
  • Review company Standard Operating Procedures and other relevant regulatory affairs procedures.
  • Participate in regulatory affairs audits and inspections.
  • Maintain and archive documentation according to relevant internal company procedures.
  • Act as a Responsible Person for documentation in the marketing authorization process, including variations and renewals, when appointed on behalf of the Clinres Farmacija entity.
  • Monitor relevant local and European Union pharmacovigilance legislation and Competent Authority web pages, and notify pharmacovigilance colleagues and contractual partners as necessary.
  • Collect, assess seriousness and expectedness, database, forward, file, and archive Individual Case Safety Reports and other safety-related information for medicinal and non-medicinal products.
  • Follow up on Individual Case Safety Reports and safety-related information with healthcare professionals and consumers, maintaining required records and tracking logs.
  • Submit expedited reports to local Competent Authorities and EudraVigilance.
  • Screen worldwide and local medical and scientific literature regularly to identify Individual Case Safety Reports and relevant safety information.
  • Monitor company-sponsored websites and digital/social media.
  • Track Periodic Safety Update Report submission deadlines and submit reports to local Competent Authorities on time, where applicable.
  • Reconcile exchanged safety data with contractual partners’ global pharmacovigilance/safety departments.
  • Prepare and review Periodic Safety Update Reports, Addenda to Clinical Overviews, and Risk Management Plans.
  • Handle medical information enquiries, including receiving, responding, tracking, and forwarding them to contractual partners where applicable.
  • Handle product quality complaints with potential safety impacts.
  • Maintain and archive documentation for all pharmacovigilance and safety-monitoring activities.
  • Cooperate with the European Union Qualified Person Responsible for Pharmacovigilance or deputy to maintain the Pharmacovigilance System Master File.
  • Cooperate with the European Union Qualified Person Responsible for Pharmacovigilance or deputy on signal-management activities.
  • Participate in generating and reviewing Standard Operating Procedures and other procedures related to local and global pharmacovigilance and safety-monitoring activities for medicinal and non-medicinal products.
  • Participate in preparing training materials, provide training to local pharmacovigilance personnel, and file training records.
  • Implement and forward Corrective and Preventive Action reports to contractual partners as required.
  • Participate in reviewing Pharmacovigilance Service Agreements and Safety Data Exchange Agreements describing local and global pharmacovigilance and safety-monitoring activities.
  • Participate in compliance monitoring for Individual Case Safety Report and safety-information reporting, follow-up, medical information/product quality complaint reporting, Periodic Safety Update Report submissions, safety variations, literature searches, and Corrective and Preventive Actions.
  • Participate in pharmacovigilance audits and inspections by contractual partners and regulatory authorities.
  • Develop and maintain knowledge of local and European Union pharmacovigilance legislation.
  • Act as an European Union Qualified Person Responsible for Pharmacovigilance or deputy, or as a Local Pharmacovigilance Responsible Person or deputy, for specific client projects or when appointed on behalf of the Clinres Farmacija entity.

About the Company

ProPharma Group

Regulatory sciences consultant for life sciences

ProPharma Group provides regulatory sciences consulting and related services for drugs, biologics, medical devices, and diagnostics on a global scale. Its offerings cover the full lifecycle, from early development and clinical trials to regulatory approval and post-market activities. The company’s services include regulatory sciences, clinical research, quality and compliance, pharmacovigilance, medical information, and R&D technology, delivered by a team of over 2,500 professionals with more than 20 years of operation. ProPharma Group differentiates itself by providing expert, end-to-end regulatory and life sciences solutions across multiple product types and stages, helping pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device companies navigate complex regulatory and compliance challenges. The goal is to help clients bring safe and compliant products to market efficiently while maintaining ongoing lifecycle support.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Raleigh, NC
Founded
2001

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