
Senior Country Approval Specialist
Posted 4 days ago

Posted 4 days ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United Kingdom.
• Prepare, assess, and manage local regulatory submissions in accordance with the global submission strategy.
• Offer local regulatory strategic advice to internal stakeholders.
• Formulate and execute local submission strategies.
• Provide technical expertise and oversight coordination with internal departments.
• Act as the main contact for investigators and local regulatory bodies.
• Ensure adherence to regulatory guidelines, processes, and communications.
• Serve as the primary country-level liaison for submission-related tasks.
• Engage in submission, review, and project team meetings.
• Coordinate site initiation activities with internal functional departments and submission timelines.
• Meet company target cycle times for site activations.
• Prepare regulatory compliance review packages.
• Organize local submission activities in line with global project strategies.
• Develop country-specific Patient Information Sheets and Informed Consent forms.
• Assist in grant budgets and payment schedule negotiations.
• Identify local out-of-scope contract activities and provide guidance to relevant functions.
• Support feasibility assessments.
• Maintain precise and up-to-date trial status data in the database.
• Oversee country study files to ensure compliance with PPD WPD or client SOPs.
• Keep abreast of PPD SOPs, client SOPs/directives, and current regulatory guidelines.
• Direct or mentor SIA individuals assigned to projects.
• Identify, resolve, or escalate issues and anomalies in the regulatory process.
• Bachelor's degree or an equivalent and relevant formal academic/vocational qualification.
• Over 5 years of prior experience providing the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities for the role.
• Proficient oral and written communication skills.
• Strong interpersonal abilities.
• Keen attention to detail and quality of documentation.
• Competent negotiation skills.
• Proficient computer skills and capacity to learn relevant software.
• Good command of the English language and grammar.
• Sound judgment and decision-making capabilities.
• Basic understanding of medical/therapeutic areas and medical terminology.
• Ability to function effectively in a team setting or independently, with minimal supervision.
• Capability to mentor fellow SIA team members.
• Basic organizational and planning skills.
• Comprehensive knowledge of applicable regional/national regulatory guidelines and EC regulations.
• Ability to adapt to office/laboratory and/or clinical environment working conditions, including potential exposure to biological fluids and infectious organisms.
• Capacity to utilize required personal protective equipment.
• Global team environment.
• Opportunities for collaboration and professional development.
• Exposure to passion, innovation, and scientific excellence.
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