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Regulatory Operations Coordinator

Piper Companies is looking for a Regulatory Operations Coordinator to be responsible for supporting pre-IND and IND stage regulatory submissions to FDA working for a Biotechnology company in Philadelphia, PA.

Responsibilities for the Regulatory Operations Coordinator include:

  • Work with internal teams and stakeholders to build IND & CTA dossier content plans and routine regulatory submissions
  • Lead interactions with publishing team to assemble IND or CTA submissions including annual reports, safety reports, protocol amendments, etc.
  • Support authoring and manage document workflows for planned major submissions

Qualifications for the Regulatory Operations Coordinator include:

  • B.S. degree with 3
    years pharmaceutical/biotech industry experience including 2
    years regulatory affairs or regulatory operations experience.
  • Experience supporting regulatory submissions and managing document authoring and review workflows.
  • Global Regulatory submission experience
  • Detail-oriented with expertise in FDA submission requirements and regulatory document authoring standards.

Compensation for the Regulatory Operations Coordinator include:

  • 6-12 month consulting assignment, opportunity to extend/convert thereafter
  • Full Cigna
    Benefits:
    Medical, Dental, Vision
  • 2 weeks PTO, 6 Paid Holidays, 401k

Keywords:
Regulatory Affairs, IND, CTA, Biotechnology, Cell & Gene Therapy, Regulatory submission

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Operations Specialist, Location:
Philadelphia, PA - 19122Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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