GSK

Vice President, Global Regulatory Affairs Strategy

GSK

full-time

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: MassachusettsPennsylvaniaUnited States

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Salary

💰 $315,750 - $526,250 per year

Job Level

About the role

  • Oversee regulatory strategy globally for the RI&I portfolio
  • Act as a direct link between Regulatory Affairs and all RI&I R&D stakeholders
  • Ensure appropriate regulatory compliance in the conduct of global development programs
  • Drive sound regulatory practices integrated into pre-clinical, clinical, and technical submissions
  • Contribute to the creation and implementation of development plans to maximize successful regulatory applications
  • Develop and maintain relationships with FDA, EMA, PMDA, CFDA, and other key international regulatory agencies
  • Provide leadership to assure appropriate regulatory compliance in clinical trials

Requirements

  • Bachelors degree in Pharmacology, Immunology, Biology
  • Experience leading the development of regulatory strategy within development programs
  • Experience working in early phase and late phase development projects as well as life-cycle
  • People management and project leadership skills
  • Regulatory affairs/product development experience of which a significant part has been in a senior role
  • Experience of collaboration with the FDA/EMEA/significant agencies and evidence of success in gaining product approvals and defending established products.
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Hard Skills & Tools
regulatory strategyregulatory complianceclinical trialsdevelopment plansregulatory applicationsproduct approvalslife-cycle managementearly phase developmentlate phase developmentproject leadership
Soft Skills
people managementleadershipcollaboration