Regulatory Affairs Associate II
- Sunrise, FL
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Assist in the preparation of US, EU, and rest of world regulatory submissions as required.
- Review proposed labelling, packaging, advertising, and promotional materials after evaluating conformance to regulations.
- Review, edit and provide regulatory approval for project documentation.
- Review and analyse technical protocols, data, and reports generated by other departments.
- Partner with cross functional teams by providing preliminary regulatory guidance and support to product development teams for strategic planning, design and development, and compliance activities.
- Evaluate how design and manufacturing changes affect product registrations.
- Evaluate compliance to recognized and harmonized standards.
- Assist in SOP development, review, and initiation.
- Stay abreast of regulatory procedures and changes in regulatory climate.
- Respond to requests from regulatory agencies and/or distributors to prepare and submit documentation for marketing approvals in other countries.
- Provide Regulatory Affairs support during internal and external audits.
- Prepare the necessary documents to obtain Certificates of Exportability and Certificates to Foreign Government from US FDA
- Prepare and submit medical device reports or vigilance reports.
- Perform various other duties as assigned.
- Must work within requirements of company handbook and policy statements.
- Work within the QMS always, ensure accurate completion of records and highlight issues to immediate supervisor any issues affecting quality.
- Responsible to ensure facility, processes and documentation always remain in a state of audit readiness.
- Take care of your own health and safety and that of others who may
- Excellent interpersonal skills to interface with project team members and able to contribute to the overall success of the team.
- Excellent written, verbal communication and presentation skills are required.
- Excellent attention to detail and ability to coordinate multiple activities simultaneously.
- Excellent computer skills including expertise in Microsoft Office Products
- Excellent organizational skills to maintain communications with teams and regulatory agencies.
- Bachelor’s degree in science or engineering (or related field) from an accredited college or university and 3 years direct experience in medical device regulatory affairs
- Minimum 5 years direct experience in medical device regulatory affairs if no degree.
- Knowledge of US and European regulatory processes, including Class III is strongly preferred.
- Preferred experience in a medical device regulatory environment, preparing submissions (IDEs/IDE supplements, PMAs/PMA Supplements, 510(k)s and Design Dossiers/Technical files) for Class II and III medical devices and a successful track record is required.
- Knowledge of Design Control processes and controls (21 CFR 820)
- Knowledge of Regulatory Standards needed in the medical device environment (ISO 13485, current revision)
- Awareness of Medical Device Directive and Medical Device Regulation.