
Regulatory Compliance Leader
- Lincoln, NE
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Plan, initiate and manage the policies, processes, and procedures for the Regulatory Compliance organization to ensure compliance of biological and pharmaceutical products released by Lincoln Operations (including White Hall, and Charles City) with global product dossiers, Zoetis Quality Standards, and customer expectations.
- Lead Correspondence with US Agencies (CVB-IC and FD-ORA)
- Manage and guide the Regulatory Compliance team leaders.
- Be accountable for Product Release (SFG and FG)
- Be accountable for investigation of customer complaints with respective to product quality.
- Be accountable for Annual product reviews for Lincoln Operations
- Be accountable for the Lincoln Operations stability program.
- Ensure current facility documents are on file or available for relevant agencies (e.g., CVB Blue Prints and Legends, Site Master File)
- Maintain current registrations with the US Drug Enforcement Administration
- Review/approve Artwork change control.
- Be accountable for updates/changes to dossiers (USDA and International)
- Manage needed Recalls/Market Actions for Lincoln Operations products.
- Participate and lead in yearly and long-range budget planning of personnel and operating expenses.
- Develop and maintain both performance and predictive metrics to guide Regulatory Compliance and identify capacity restraints and issues.
- Leadership Development / Coaching of Staff; Creation of Learning Organization for the Regulatory Compliance
- Participate in the Quality Culture across the Site.
- Ensure Training and Development plans are in place for all Regulatory Compliance colleagues.
- Development of Regulatory Compliance budget and resource planning for roll up to the Site Quality Budget.
- Support the development of Quality Operations goals and targets as part of the organization’s strategic plan.
- Biological/Chemistry based degree: B.S. with 14 years, M.S. with 12 years, or DVM/Ph.D. with 9 years, with direct experience in biological or pharmaceutical science development or manufacture.
- A minimum of five years management experience including budget and supervisory responsibilities.
- A minimum of five years progressive experience in the quality assurance, manufacturing, quality control, or regulatory affairs function of veterinary or human pharmaceuticals or biological.
- A thorough familiarity with requirements of USP, EP and 9 CFR for biological and pharmaceutical products, including the Regulations (FDA, USDA & EMA) for biological and pharmaceutical products.
- Does well in a Change Management Environment, Acts as a Change Agent
- Problem solver, root cause analysis methodology
- Process oriented mindset; data and continuous improvement orientation
- Able to work well in complex environment.
- Position located in Lincoln, NE
- Minimal off-site travel