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Director, Regulatory Affairs - Specialty Medicine

GSK
Full-time
Remote friendly (Cambridge, MA)
United States
Corporate Functions

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Role Summary

Director, Regulatory Affairs – Specialty Medicine. Lead the development and execution of regulatory strategies for the Specialty Medicines pipeline, ensuring regional regulatory requirements are met and labeling outcomes are optimized.

Responsibilities

  • Lead Strategy Development: Design and implement robust regional and global regulatory strategies for assigned assets, aligned with the overall Medicines Development Strategy.
  • Be the Key Contact: Act as the primary regulatory point of contact for your asset(s), working across global teams and engaging with local regulatory authorities.
  • Drive Regulatory Success: Collaborate with commercial teams to secure optimal labeling and lead regulatory interactions and submissions in your region.
  • Ensure Compliance: Maintain full compliance with internal policies and regional regulatory requirements throughout the product lifecycle.
  • Influence and Advocate: Represent GSK to regulatory agencies and internal stakeholders, advocating for innovative approaches and regulatory solutions.
  • Evaluate Opportunities: Provide expert assessments of potential in-licensing opportunities.

Qualifications

  • Required: A Bachelor’s degree
  • Required: Proven experience in Regulatory Affairs within the pharmaceutical industry
  • Required: Hands-on experience with regulatory submissions and interactions with health authorities
  • Preferred: Master’s or PhD in life sciences or pharmacy
  • Preferred: Strong technical knowledge of regulatory compliance
  • Preferred: Excellent communication skills and the ability to influence regulatory officials and internal leaders

Skills

  • Regulatory strategy, submissions, and interactions
  • Cross-functional collaboration and stakeholder engagement
  • Regulatory compliance and labeling optimization
  • Licensing opportunity assessment

Education

  • Bachelor’s degree required
  • Master’s or PhD in life sciences or pharmacy preferred

Additional Requirements

  • Travel and location details are not specified beyond regional responsibilities.