
Manager – Regulatory Affairs
Posted Oct 16

Posted Oct 16
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
• Direct the centralized regulatory function for Prolerity Clinical Research's multisite clinical-trial network.
• Oversee regulatory personnel and ensure regulatory readiness from site selection through activation, study maintenance, and closeout.
• Provide active oversight of daily regulatory operations, submissions, document reviews, and resolution of issues.
• Lead regulatory startup processes, establish ownership of studies and timelines, and delineate submission responsibilities.
• Prepare and perform quality checks on regulatory packets, which include Form FDA 1572, investigator agreements, CVs, licenses, training records, financial disclosures, and localized informed consent forms.
• Coordinate sponsor reviews and Central IRB submissions; monitor approvals, outstanding documents, and activation dependencies.
• Collaborate with investigators, site leadership, clinical operations, contracts and budgets, sponsors, CROs, and Central IRBs to overcome startup challenges.
• Confirm approvals, training, documentation, and sponsor authorizations prior to participant consent and the initiation of study activities.
• Manage amendments from submission to implementation, including document distribution, staff training, re-consent, and version retirement.
• Coordinate regulatory requirements for transitions of investigators and changes in study staff.
• Supervise safety submissions, reportable events, continuing reviews, IRB correspondence, study closeout, and record retention.
• Monitor credential and document expirations and secure updates before lapses occur.
• Conduct regulatory quality reviews and assist with monitoring visits, sponsor audits, and FDA inspections.
• Lead corrective and preventive actions in response to regulatory findings.
• Coordinate qualifications, agreements, and regulatory documentation for external laboratories, imaging centers, and outsourced providers.
• Maintain documentation for central laboratories, imaging, and sponsor-vendor interactions.
• Supervise, mentor, and develop regulatory specialists; balance workloads and manage performance effectively.
• Provide onboarding and ongoing training while maintaining SOPs, templates, checklists, and sponsor-specific guidance.
• Oversee regulatory communications, study trackers, and electronic regulatory systems.
• Report cycle times, blocked items, document completeness, and compliance trends to leadership.
• Implement measurable process enhancements and establish consistent startup and training workflows.
• Over five years of clinical trial regulatory experience at an investigative site, site network, or site management organization.
• Proven ownership of startup processes for industry-sponsored drug studies.
• At least three years of leadership experience, including staff supervision, coaching, workload management, and accountability for results.
• Practical experience with Central IRB submissions, consent localization, essential regulatory documents, and amendment management.
• Strong understanding of applicable FDA regulations, ICH Good Clinical Practice, and human subject protections.
• Experience in coordinating documentation for laboratories, imaging centers, or other outsourced study procedures.
• Demonstrated ability to develop regulatory processes that are adopted by a team.
• Excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
• Capability to manage competing priorities in a remote environment.
• Willingness to travel approximately 20% of the time.
• Familiarity with CRIO, Complion, and other electronic regulatory or investigator site file systems is preferred.
• Experience in supporting medical device studies, a multisite or multistate network, and in sponsor audits or FDA inspections is preferred.
• Bachelor’s degree in a life science or related field, or equivalent relevant experience.
• ACRP or SOCRA certification is preferred.
• RAPS RAC certification is a plus.
• Fully remote work arrangement.
• Approximately 20% travel to sites across the South, Southeast, and Northeast.
• Opportunities for training and ongoing development.
• Staff coaching and professional development initiatives.
• Leadership responsibilities and ownership of process improvements.
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