Compiling and reviewing regulatory submissions (INDs, NDAs, ANDAs, 510(k)s), maintaining submission timelines, interpreting agency guidance, supporting clinical trial applications, and coordinating across clinical, quality, and manufacturing teams.
Regulatory Affairs Specialists coordinate the preparation and submission of regulatory documents to FDA and global agencies. We find the professionals your organisation needs through dedicated retained search — not job boards.
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Compiling and reviewing regulatory submissions (INDs, NDAs, ANDAs, 510(k)s), maintaining submission timelines, interpreting agency guidance, supporting clinical trial applications, and coordinating across clinical, quality, and manufacturing teams.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in a life science or regulatory affairs, RAC certification valued, and 2–5 years of regulatory submissions experience. Knowledge of eCTD submission standards and specific pathway experience (NDA, BLA, 510(k)) is often required.
Regulatory affairs specialists with specific pathway experience (e.g., NDA vs. 510(k)) are highly targeted. Generalist regulatory experience rarely substitutes for the specific pathway knowledge a company needs at a critical submission milestone.
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