法規專員(Regulatory Affairs Specialist)

1. Prepare and Submit Regulatory Documentation: Compile, review, and submit high-quality regulatory applications, such as Investigational New Drug (IND) applications, New Drug Applications (NDA), Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA), and Marketing Authorization Applications (MAA), to regulatory authorities. 2. Liaise with Regulatory Authorities: Act as the primary point of contact with regulatory agencies, responding to inquiries, providing additional data, negotiating requirements, and facilitating timely approvals or resolutions. 3. Monitor and Interpret Regulatory Changes: Continuously track updates in pharmaceutical regulations, policies, and industry trends, interpreting their impact and advising internal stakeholders (e.g., R&D, legal, and marketing teams) on necessary adjustments. 4. Ensure Product Compliance: Review and approve product labeling, packaging, advertising, and promotional materials to ensure alignment with regulatory requirements, including safety, efficacy, and legal standards. 5. Manage Regulatory Submissions Timeline: Oversee the preparation and submission process to meet deadlines, ensuring all documentation is accurate, complete, and submitted in accordance with agency specifications. 6. Maintain Regulatory Records: Organize, update, and archive regulatory documentation, correspondence, and approvals in a systematic manner to support audits, inspections, and future submissions. 7. Conduct Regulatory Risk Assessments: Identify potential regulatory risks or roadblocks in product development or marketing, proposing mitigation strategies to ensure compliance and project success. 8. Handle Post-Marketing Changes: Prepare and submit regulatory applications for post-marketing changes, such as updates to manufacturing processes, labeling revisions, or formulation changes, ensuring timely approval and compliance with regulatory standards.