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This position will be working in the BD Interventional Surgery Business Unit on implantable and absorbable devices. Under the mentorship of the Manager of Regulatory Affairs, the position will provide technical and administrative regulatory support required to assess changes to commercialized medical devices in the U.S. and international markets. Additionally, the position will provide regulatory support to expand the globalization of marketed products.
Job Responsibility:
Assess necessity for reporting changes to FDA/Notified Body for proposed device modifications. Prepare robust reporting justifications for changes that do not require supplements or notices. Sends out notifications of change to Notified Body as required
Identify and communicate appropriately quantified risks and mitigation strategies associated with regulatory strategies to stakeholders
Write and update standard operating procedures, work instructions, and policies to maintain compliance with applicable regulations and standards
Maintains regulatory databases/systems for key regulatory data
Remains current on regulations affecting BD products and keep the relevant team and supervisors informed about potential product or process impacts
Provides regulatory support during internal/external audits and inspections
Support development and execution of global regulatory strategies by collaborating closely with international regulatory associates to register devices worldwide
Review and approve product labeling, promotional, and advertising materials to ensure regulatory compliance
Carry out the above tasks with minimal supervision
Requirements:
B.A. or B.S. degree in a technical field preferred (e.g., engineering, biology, chemistry, health science). B.A. or B.S. in other field acceptable with appropriate level of experience
Minimum 1-2 years Regulatory Affairs experience in medical device or in vitro diagnostic device companies
Proven ability to resolve problems and to make appropriate regulatory decisions
Good oral and written communications skills - analytical thinking and technical writing
ability to work on cross-functional teams
ability to manage several parallel deliverables
Proficient in using Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Project
Strong communication and project management skills
Must be able to handle multiple tasks with attention to detail with limited supervision
Demonstrated global perspective, customer focus, cross-functional collaboration and teamwork skills
Working knowledge of US medical device regulations, 21 CFR 820 Quality System Regulation, and standards, FDA guidance documents, Good Clinical Practice standards, Good Laboratory Practice regulations