Labelling Strategy Director
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- Mississauga, ON
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Lead the development of the labelling strategy, in line with the overall regulatory strategy for the product, by interpretation of regulations, guidance and competitor analyses, anticipating and communicating the wider impacts of the strategy and the long-term consequences for the product and the wider AZ portfolio.
- Lead the PLT in the preparation and maintenance of high-quality Core Product Information, EU Quality Review of Documents (QRD), US Prescribing Information (PI), and Instructions for Use (IFUs) through to Senior Leader approval with the aim of achieving advantageous labelling.
- Lead the development of labelling negotiation strategies, anticipating health authority perspectives.
- Provide labelling expertise to the GRST/GRET/PLT for assigned products regarding language, placement and regulatory content detail for CPI and MPI in line with company procedures, regional labelling regulations and guidance.
- Provide clarity regarding applicable labelling requirements and expectations in complex situations to relevant stakeholders, including risk insight and propose mitigations.
- Evaluate, interpret and communicate global regulations and trends on labelling and any business impact these might have on product labelling.
- Lead the development of Target Product Labelling (TPL) documents
- Assist in the development of labelling documents, policies, procedures and SOPs.
- Ensure that the labelling process is followed through the lifecycle of the product.
- Ensure all work is performed in accordance with established procedures, regulatory requirements and GxPs.
- Is a visible, approachable leader and role model within and outside of Labelling teams.
- Coach or may lead a team of Labelling members, providing guidance and support to the individuals as required depending on their level of experience to ensure appropriate Labelling support across all allocated projects.
- Effectively deputise for the SDGM as required.
- University Degree in Science or related discipline
- 3 to 5 years of pharmaceutical experience, including regulatory and labelling experience
- Ability to assimilate clinical and scientific information and present it in a concise manner
- Knowledge of labelling regulations and guidance
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Keen attention to detail and accuracy
- Ability to think strategically, appropriately assess risks and formulate strategies to manage risk
- Multi-cultural awareness and sensitivity; demonstrated experience effectively communicating and negotiating in diverse cultures
- Must demonstrate competencies in building relationships, negotiation skills, critical information seeking, rational persuasion, interpersonal awareness
- Advanced academic training is highly desirable (PharmD, PhD)