What are the responsibilities and job description for the Director of Regulatory Affairs position at Clinnect?
Key Responsibilities
- Oversee all regulatory activities for U.S.-marketed products, including prescription drugs, medical devices, and dietary supplements.
- Draft, review, and submit CMC and labeling supplements, annual reports, and PADERs to the FDA using the electronic Common Technical Document (eCTD) format.
- Conduct regulatory assessments for change controls and file reportable updates in line with FDA guidelines and regulations.
- Provide regulatory guidance for promotional material reviews and ensure appropriate submissions to the FDA’s Office of Prescription Drug Promotion (OPDP).
- Maintain and organize all regulatory-related documents to ensure compliance.
- Act as the primary point of contact for FDA communications and submissions.
- Oversee the design and proofing of labeling artwork in coordination with designers and contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs).
- Manage the renewal of NDA registrations, device registrations, and updates to FDA listings.
Additional Responsibilities
- Business Development: Evaluate regulatory considerations for potential product acquisitions.
- Audits & Inspections: Support internal and external audits, including FDA and state-level inspections.
Core Competencies and Expertise
- Proven ability to multitask across technical, regulatory, and quality functions.
- Deep expertise in regulatory operations, including preparing CMC, labeling supplements, and promotional materials using eCTD standards.
- Strong experience with post-marketing reports for products approved under the 505(b) pathway.
- Thorough understanding of FDA regulations for NDA products, medical devices, and dietary supplements.
- Knowledge of compliance requirements (e.g., CARES Act, Sunshine Act) and state-level licensing.
- Demonstrated leadership skills, team collaboration, and adaptability in dynamic settings. Skilled in budget management and team supervision.
Qualifications and Skills
- Education & Experience: 7 years of direct regulatory experience in the industry, with at least 3 years in a leadership role.
- Language: Fluency in English; Spanish proficiency is a plus.
- Specific Expertise: Strong understanding of FDA regulations, NDA and post-approval submissions, cGMP, and CMC regulatory assessments. Proficient in preparing eCTD-format submissions.
- Travel: Up to 5%.
- Personal Skills: Strong management and interpersonal skills, results-oriented mindset, problem-solving ability, and team development expertise.