Support EURA strategists in the preparation and submission of Clinical Trial Applications (CTAs) and CTA maintenance activities (e.g. Substantial Modifications), including interactions with external stakeholders (e.g. Contract Research Organizations) and redaction of regulatory documentation related to personal and commercially confidential information in collaboration with EURA strategists
Support EURA strategists in the preparation and submission of regulatory post-approval filings via the centralized, decentralized and mutual recognition procedures, including labelling activities
Support EURA strategists in liaising with Health Authorities where appropriate
Understand and accurately follow guidance on all EMA/EC regulations, guidelines, procedures and policies
Support of team leaders with departmental reporting and metrics, including maintenance of databases, workplan, and report compilation
Provide general filing and administrative support for EURA strategists, such as uploading correspondence with Health Authorities to the eDMS, collecting and checking specific administrative documents for Module 1 of the registration dossier, proof reading of mock-ups for the existing products portfolio against the approved labelling text, and ensuring compliance at all times
Support EURA strategists in maintaining the electronic documentation management system (eDMS) and regulatory information systems
Work closely with the line manager to ensure completion of tasks within agreed timelines
Identify and escalate areas of administrative process improvement
Actively participate in the establishment, review and improvement of working procedures relevant for GRAIM (Europe)
Provide ad hoc support to requests from GRAIM team members and other functions
Support special tasks and/or specific topics on behalf of the EURA team and share knowledge
Occasional travel might be required
Your experience and qualifications
Minimum bachelor's degree in a scientific or healthcare discipline, or an equivalent combination of education and related experience; Pharm.D, M.S., Ph.D., or equivalent, or sufficient related experience would be ideal
Experience in the pharmaceutical industry, ideally in Regulatory Affairs
Practical experience with European regulatory activities/submission procedures would be preferable
Experience and knowledge of the eCTD would be ideal; a basic understanding of European regulatory requirements and guidelines would be highly preferable
Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint, Outlook, and Adobe Acrobat; use of databases and eDMSs would be preferred
Excellent verbal and written communication in English, ability to work under pressure and to tight timelines, effective time and organization management, and initiative
Creativity, team work, problem solving skills, flexibility, planning and organization skills, attention to details
Ethical scientific and intellectual integrity
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