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Medline

Makes and delivers medical supplies to hospitals

Principal Regulatory Affairs

Regulatory & Quality (Life Sciences)Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeIllinois, USARemote

About the Job

Requirements

  • A B.A. or B.S. degree in a life science field such as biology, microbiology, or chemistry; engineering; medical technology; regulatory science; or a related field.
  • At least 5 years of diverse global regulatory experience in the medical device industry, including pre- and post-market regulatory activities, independent submissions, regulatory intelligence programs, and development and implementation of regulatory strategies in multiple international markets.
  • A strong background and ability to lead efforts related to technical fields such as risk management and design and development.
  • Extensive experience authoring and submitting regulatory submissions, including 510(k)s and CE Technical Files.
  • Extensive experience communicating and negotiating with regulatory agencies, including the FDA and notified bodies.

Responsibilities

  • Determine requirements for completing and maintaining product submissions and regulatory filings for clearance or approval in assigned markets, including national or multinational launch projects.
  • Identify and provide solutions for factors that could affect the success or viability of new product launches in assigned markets.
  • Monitor regulatory changes affecting current or future requirements and compliance, and propose and execute necessary changes to impacted procedures, products, or records.
  • Acquire and apply knowledge of harmonized standards where applicable.
  • Communicate regulatory requirements to internal or external customers.
  • Recommend regulatory pathways, strategies, solutions, and future actions for specific scenarios, accounting for business objectives and factors relevant to other departments or functional areas.
  • Review and provide direction to ensure supporting evidence meets regulatory requirements, assessing records against regulations, guidance documents, and standards applicable to the relevant markets.
  • Complete and maintain regulatory filings by leading internal groups, collaborating with external groups, directing collection of supporting technical information, and implementing focused solutions for identified changes and challenges.
  • Communicate directly with critical regulators to respond to non-conformances and questions.
  • Lead processes and projects involving the development, review, and substantiation of product labeling and claims for relevant markets and projects.
  • Manage complex projects by directing diverse regulatory pathways, defining timelines for technical deliverables and multifaceted project teams, identifying and correcting process deficiencies, and defining future actions and solutions.
  • Review, improve, and develop regulatory-driven and technical processes.
  • Propose, establish, and maintain department databases, logs, and files to ensure ongoing compliance.
  • Oversee and lead internal and external audits and manage post-audit corrective actions.

About the Company

Medline

Makes and delivers medical supplies to hospitals

Medline makes and distributes medical and surgical supplies for hospitals, surgery centers, nursing homes, physician offices and other care sites. It runs its own factories alongside a large network of warehouses and delivery routes, so one company can produce exam gloves, gowns and surgical kits and then deliver them straight to the bedside. Many health systems sign multi-year prime vendor agreements that make Medline the source for most of their medical-surgical supplies. It earns money selling its own products and those of other manufacturers, together with supply chain services. Medline was founded in 1966 and is based in Northfield, Illinois.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Northfield, IL
Founded
1966

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