Senior Associate Regulatory Affairs
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- Toronto, ON
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Coordinates the assembly, including requesting and/or generating, of documents to support submissions including complex generics and biosimilars (NDS, ANDS, SNDS, SANDS, DINA, etc.) per established business processes and systems
- Liaises with external partners/CMOs to request documents and ensures regulatory compliance is met for the purpose of filing successful submissions
- Builds and maintains a healthy working relationship with business partners. Liaises with partners to collect documents and information for submission preparation or in response to technical queries/deficiency letters.
- Evaluates and ensures that submissions are accurate and meet format and content requirements as per Health Canada regulations
- Communicates effectively with internal departments (Quality, Supply Chain, Marketing, etc.) to assist in the continuation of product supply
- Reviews, evaluates, prepares, and files deficiency responses for changes filed with Health Canada in a timely manner within given deadlines
- Contributes to an efficient and effective regulatory affairs team and uses knowledge and expertise towards a culture of continuous improvement
- Maintains current awareness of Health Canada regulatory guidelines and shares knowledge with the department
- Experience in reviewing scientific information to assess technical merits and suitability of scientific rationale to ensure information is presented clearly and conclusions are adequately supported by data
- Demonstrated oral and written communication skills and the ability to communicate issues in a succinct and logical manner
- Knowledge of GMP requirements and QA/QC procedures
- Strong understanding of Health Canada and ICH regulatory guidance documents and policies
- Proficient computer skills, including MS Office applications and Adobe Acrobat; Experience with eCTD publishing tools is an asset * Demonstrated understanding of sterile product manufacturing is preferred
- University Degree in Science or Life Sciences and post-graduate certification in Regulatory Affairs program
- Must have a minimum of 5 years of experience in drug submissions for Canada, preferably with parenteral dosage forms and biosimilars