Regulatory Specialist
HeartFlow- Full Time
- Junior (1 to 2 years)
Candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, and ideally have 5+ years of experience in regulatory affairs or a related area, demonstrating a strong understanding of global clinical trial submissions and regulatory requirements. Knowledge of European and international regulatory guidelines is essential, along with experience preparing and coordinating local regulatory submissions (EC, additional special national local applications).
The Country Approval Specialist will manage the preparation, review, and coordination of Country Submissions in alignment with global submission strategy, providing local regulatory strategy advice to internal clients. They will develop and implement local submission strategy, serve as a primary contact for investigators and regulatory authorities, ensure adherence to guidelines and processes, participate in meetings, coordinate with internal departments, and oversee country study files to maintain compliance and timely submissions. Additionally, the role involves developing Patient Information Sheet/Informed Consent form documents, assisting with grant budgets and payment schedules, and proactively identifying and resolving regulatory issues.
Provides life sciences products and services
Thermo Fisher Scientific offers a variety of products and services that support scientific research and healthcare, including laboratory equipment, reagents, and software solutions. Their products are used in applications like protein biology, real-time PCR, and sequencing, serving clients such as academic institutions and pharmaceutical companies. Unlike competitors, Thermo Fisher emphasizes customer support and education, helping clients optimize their experiments. The company's goal is to be a leading provider of life sciences solutions that contribute to a healthier and safer world.