
Country Regulatory Specialist, Clinical Research
Posted Oct 16

Posted Oct 16
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Brazil.
• Execute designated tasks associated with country regulatory operations under guidance.
• Offer delivery and expertise in country ethics and regulatory submissions from project initiation to completion.
• Act as the primary country-level liaison with Regulatory Authorities and Central/Regional Ethics Committees under project leadership supervision.
• Manage regulatory country intelligence within regulatory intelligence systems.
• Engage with clients regarding Regulatory Authority and local regulatory requirements.
• Advise on pre-award regulatory submission strategies.
• Provide country-level regulatory subject matter expertise for business development presentations and site selection processes.
• Keep informed on country-specific startup timelines and offer strategic recommendations.
• Anticipate submission and approval timelines, monitor milestones, analyze delays, propose mitigation strategies, and escalate risks as necessary.
• Prepare and submit documents to Central EC, Local EC, Regulatory Authority, hospitals, amendments, periodic notifications, safety notifications, and other local submissions.
• Collaborate with Regulatory Authorities and Ethics Committees, coordinate responses to queries, and identify solutions to challenges.
• Serve as the country-level regulatory subject matter expert throughout assigned projects.
• Submit relevant documents to the Trial Master File in accordance with SOPs and client requirements.
• Complete or assist with Regulatory Impact Assessments and implement operational actions as regulations evolve.
• Create or assist in developing local country regulation training materials.
• Support Procurement in managing Ethics/IRB vendors when necessary.
• Ensure ongoing quality improvement for country-level submissions and communications.
• Adhere to SOPs and Work Instructions, maintain training compliance, and ensure accurate timesheet records.
• Monitor workload, scope, budgeted efforts, and project hours; escalate discrepancies when identified.
• A minimum of a BA or BS is preferred.
• At least 3-4 years of experience in a Clinical Research environment, or a comparable combination of education and experience.
• Ideally, possess experience in a regulatory setting.
• In-depth understanding of clinical trial processes across Phases I-IV and ICH GCP.
• Comprehensive knowledge of country-specific and local clinical trial submission processes and regulations.
• Experience adhering to applicable GxPs (e.g., GVP, GCP, ISO 14155).
• Excellent organizational and problem-solving abilities.
• Proven track record of meeting deadlines with a high quality of work.
• Strong skills in presentation, documentation, influencing, and both written and verbal communication.
• A team-oriented mindset.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, web-based systems, voicemail, email, and Internet applications.
• Capability to manage competing priorities in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.
• Demonstrated ability to work independently as well as collaboratively within a team.
• Advanced proficiency in English.
• Opportunities for career development and advancement.
• Supportive and engaged line management.
• Technical and therapeutic area training provided.
• Peer recognition initiatives.
• Comprehensive total rewards program.
• Inclusive workplace culture.
• Remote work arrangement available (100% remote in Brazil).
Thermo Fisher Scientific
ICON plc
ICON plc
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