(919) Area Code Raleigh/Durham
Regulatory Manager
Duties/Responsibilities

• Coordinate the planning, scheduling, preparation, reviewing, and assembling of regulatory
projects and submissions, including developing the content and format of regulatory
submissions.
• Provide support to clinical, quality, and other scientific development disciplines to assure that
documentation conforms to applicable regulations and guidelines.
• Collect, review, organize, assemble and check data reports and summaries, to assure full
compliance with the FDA regulations and past agency actions.
• Maintain working knowledge of regulatory submissions, understanding of product
chemistries, manufacturing processes and analytical packages, and their regulatory
implication. Provide advice and suggest strategies as required to facilitate regulatory
actions. Implement and manage approval activities to assure timely market entry. Provide
timely review of technical data, labeling, promotional material, and any other collareral
documents that are subject to regulatory control.
• Coordinate post approval activities (annual reports, adverse event reporting, registrations,
field alerts, SUPAC, etc.).
• Perform regulatory research including regulations, guidance’s, SBAs, FR, PDR, etc. and
marketed product labels via the internet or other databases. Provide timely information to
regulatory bodies that may be required for adverse events, field actions, recalls or other such
activities. Maintain required records. Supervise, as needed any recall activities.
• Establish and maintain policies and procedures to ensure compliance with government
regulations and international Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP).
• Attend FDA related meetings as necessary.
• Work closely with R&D Project Manager on a project basis to assure transfer of information
in a timely manner.
• Work with Process Development, Manufacturing, and Quality Assurance to prepare for pre
and post approval inspections and final product launch.
Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in a scientific discipline with at least 8 years experience in the
pharmaceutical industry, including at least 6 years in pharmaceutical regulatory affairs.
• Masters Degree, Ph.D., or Pharm D. with at least 6 years experience in the pharmaceutical
industry, including at least 4 years in pharmaceutical regulatory affairs.
• Regulatory Affairs Certification Exam (RAC) certification preferred