Regulatory Affairs Specialist

Collins Mcnicholas Recruitment

Limerick

Regulatory Affairs Specialist. The regulatory affairs specialist helps develop regulatory strategies, performs activities associated with obtaining and maintaining regulatory approval to commercialise medical devices in selected target markets. The regulatory affairs specialist serves as a communication liaison between the manufacturer and the local affiliates or regulatory authorities. Responsibilities: Maintain an excellent understanding of global medical device regulations for specific jurisdictions as assigned such as regulatory requirements in accordance with ISO13485, MDD 93/42/EEC and FDA QSP 21CFR Part 820 as required. Ensures a thorough understanding of the products they are assigned. Communicates country/region specific regulatory requirements to the regulatory specialists/ managers. Develop global regulatory strategies for medical devices in collaboration with other regulatory affairs or clinical personal (as applicable), especially on high risk devices. Advise other functional units (engineering, marketing, operations, quality etc) of the requirements in each target market. Ensure the outputs from the individual functional units meet the applicable regulatory requirements. Plans and prepares regulatory submissions for specific target markets for new products, product changes and re-registrations as required. Maintains registration information (license numbers, expiration dates etc) and obtains re-registration approvals in advance of license expirations to ensure no disruption in product availability. Ensures the biocompatibility requirements of the product are adequately addressed. Communication of the clinical requirements for regulatory registrations for the product and working as part of a cross functional team to ensure that they are adequately addressed. Communicates directly with notified bodies and other regulatory authorities to ensure product approvals are achieved in a timely manner. Coordinates multiple projects at one time and provides regular reports to regulatory management and others as required. Serves as a liaison on regulatory issues between the Manufacturer and the International local office and/or distribution partner. Provides support to currently marketed products as necessary including input on change requests, etc. Maintains and organises appropriate regulatory records to demonstrate compliance with applicable regulations. Provides regulatory support to functional units such as the SSC, tenders, customer quality and distribution. Performs additional duties as assigned. Can act as a designee for the RA manager if required. Ensure that Code of Conduct is considered in all business matters carried out on behalf. Qualifications / Requirements: Third level Qualification preferably in Science/Engineering; 5 years experience in a regulated industry in a similar role desirable. Ideally have knowledge of requirements in GHTF countries including regulatory requirements in accordance with ISO13485, MDD 93/42/EEC and FDA QSP 21CFR Part 820 as required. Knowledge of medical device quality standards/practises or similar regulated industry. Knowledge of medical device quality standards/practises or similar regulated industry. Good communication and inter-personal skills. Proven problem-solving skills. Good computer skills including knowledge of Microsoft® Office. Proven organisational skills. High self-motivation. Approved External Auditor. Willingness and availability to travel on company business. For more information on our Recruitment and HR Services, and to see a full list of our available jobs across Ireland, please visit our website at www.collinsmcnicholas.ie. Follow us on LinkedIn and connect with our consultants to discuss all the latest jobs! This job originally appeared on RecruitIreland.com.

1800 days ago