Regulatory Affairs Labelling Manager - Switzerland - Permanent
Our client is a global speciality Pharmaceutical company with a broad variety of products on the market and in late phase development. They are currently seeking a Regulatory Affairs Labelling Manager to join their friendly team.
Key Responsibilities:
* Develop the optimum labelling strategy for a range of products
* Develop and manage processes for the creation, in-house approval and implementation of labelling documents
* Organise and lead the cross-functional Global Labelling Team to reach consensus on global labelling matters and the preparation of supporting documents
* Coordinate and manage projects on a tmely manner
* Support the global implementation including guidance and advice to affiliates and partners.
QUALIFICATIONS COMPETENCES
Essential
* Professional technical training in the field of pharmaceutics, chemistry, biology or other life sciences or university diploma
* Experience in the field of International regulatory affairs and/or the pharmaceutical industry
* Ability to work in a computerized environment, with good knowledge of Microsoft Office, Internet, databases etc
Preferred
* Expertise in a registration discipline such as toxicology, safety, efficacy and or/labelling
* German Language skills
Key Words: Global labelling, labelling, regulatory affairs, regulatory affairs manager, pharmaceuticals, labelling strategy, regulatory projects, Switzerland, European, Europe, german
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