Director, Regulatory Affairs, Specialty

Job description

Nombre del sítio: USA - Pennsylvania - Upper Providence
Fecha de publicación: Jan 9 2024

Are you looking for a highly visible regulatory leadership role where you can build advocacy and accelerate regulatory compliance on a global scale?  If so, this Regulatory Affairs Management Director role could be an exciting opportunity to explore.

As Director, Regulatory Affairs-Specialty, you will ensure the development of appropriate regulatory strategies and their execution for assigned assets consistent with Medicines Development Strategy/Integrated Asset Plan (IAP).  This goal has to be achieved both as a component of an overall global regulatory approach and ensure compliance with both internal GSK process / policy and with regional regulatory requirements to deliver the best possible labeling, commensurate with the available data. 

This role will provide YOU the opportunity to lead key activities to progress YOUR career, these responsibilities include some of the following…

Accountable to GRL (if one assigned) and/or Global Regulatory therapeutic area (TA) Head for development of appropriate regional and/or global regulatory strategies and for delivery according to plans.  The Regulatory Director may be the single point of contact on assigned assets, responsible for regional and global regulatory strategies. 

In conducting this role, planning will be on a multiple year horizon, with delivery requiring extensive matrix working within GSK up to VP level and representing GSK at minimum with the local / regional regulatory agency.  Work closely with local / regional commercial team to secure best possible labelling commensurate with the available data.  Lead interactions with local / regional regulatory authorities. Lead regulatory matrix teams (RMT) as applicable/relevant.

Key responsibilities include:

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Ensuring the regulatory strategy that will deliver the needs of the local region(s), taking in to account the needs of other regions globally.

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Implementation of the regional strategies in support of the project globally.

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Lead regulatory interactions and the review processes in local region.

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Ensuring appropriate interaction with regional commercial teams in local region.

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Ensuring compliance with regional requirements at all stages of product life from commit to medicine development (C2MD).

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Ideally able to advocate persuasively approaches to senior leaders in GSK and at Health Authorities.

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Capable of providing assessment of potential in-license molecules.

Why you?

Basic Qualifications:

We are looking for professionals with these required skills to achieve our goals:

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Bachelor’s degree in life sciences or pharmacy.

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5 or more years of regulatory affairs experience in the pharmaceutical industry.

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Experience in all phases of the drug development process, including projects with little or no precedence. 

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Experience leading/working on matrix teams involved in developing regulatory strategy, submission and marketing approval activities in local regions and globally.

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Experience organizing and executing successful interactions with Health Authorities.

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Extensive experience with global/regional clinical trial and licensing requirements. 

Preferred Qualifications:

If you have the following characteristics, it would be a plus:

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PhD or Masters’ degree in life sciences or pharmacy.

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Extensive knowledge of relevant area of medicine, or proven track record of being able to develop product / therapeutic knowledge in new area.

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Excellent communication skills, ideally in writing and verbally.  Proven ability to deliver key communication with clarity, impact and passion.  Commands attention and interest through use of appropriate communication techniques.  Proven ability to foster strong matrix working.  Capable of facilitating groups of individuals to work together on creating solutions.  Ability to lead change and communicate difficult messages.  Able to implement plans and hold self and team accountable for delivery of short and medium term goals.

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Proven ability to build strong personal networks, and use them to secure appropriate support and outcome for a project.  Developing an external network.

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Ability to proactively recognize and resolve conflict and arbitrate as necessary, seeking help as necessary to ensure successful outcome.

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Proven ability to derive creative solutions to regulatory problems, while balancing the expectations of regulatory agencies and ensuring compliance with regulation in all regions.  Will seek information from a broad range of sources, within and outside the normal range of enquiry to understand wider context.  Proven ability to take sound decisions, often without complete information, or in situations where consultation with others is not possible due to situation or time constraints.  In doing so, the job holder will use all available sources of information and weigh benefits and risks before making important decisions.

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Shows a constant focus on improving performance and excellence in all tasks.  Challenges and questions ways of working to seek improved process.  Establishes team goals and uses to seek to improve performance, with ability to set challenging but realistic targets.

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Ability to interact with regulatory officials and support advocacy initiatives.

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Significant external network at least into other pharmaceutical companies and recognized as an expert broadly or in specific areas of regulatory affairs.

Why GSK?

Please visit  GSK US Benefits Summary to learn more about the comprehensive benefits program GSK offers US employees.

Why Us?

GSK is a global biopharma company with a special purpose – to unite science, technology and talent to get ahead of disease together – so we can positively impact the health of billions of people and deliver stronger, more sustainable shareholder returns – as an organization where people can thrive. Getting ahead means preventing disease as well as treating it, and we aim to positively impact the health of 2.5 billion people by the end of 2030.

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