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This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in supporting global regulatory labelling activities. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure timely and compliant labelling submissions that align with regulatory requirements. We are looking for a detail-oriented and proactive individual who is passionate about making a meaningful impact on global healthcare. Join us to grow your career while contributing to GSK’s mission of uniting science, technology, and talent to get ahead of disease together.
Job Responsibility:
Maintain/Update the Company Core Datasheet / Global Datasheet (CCDS/GDS) in conjunction with functional experts
Maintain/Update the EU PI (CP/MRP/DCP), International Product Information (IPI), Vaccine WHO and PAHO PI and Medical Device product labels
Manage the Product Information for products in conjunction with a third party
Coordinate the readability testing of the EU Package Leaflet when applicable
Lead the discussion at Labelling Review Team (LRT) around the proposed wording for the CCDS/GDS and centrally managed PIs
Author and coordinate the supportive packages for submission to the Global Labelling Committee (GLC)
Support the Local Operating Companies (LOC) in the implementation of Global PI text into country PI
in authoring and coordinating responses to labelling questions from regulatory agencies
in evaluating LOC submission delay request and facilitating its approval
Take accountability for relevant labelling sections of the periodic aggregate reports like PBRER, ACO, Addendum Reports, DSUR, etc.
Member of the Regulatory Matrix Team (RMT) and the Safety Review Team (SRT) as appropriate
May represent Global Labelling in Product Investigation Review Committee (PIRC) and internal audits
May represent GSK Global Labelling in inspections or meetings with regulatory authorities
external events (conferences/seminars, etc.)
Train/coach others in future, as required
Requirements:
Master's degree in Life Sciences, Pharmacy, Dental or Medical
>7 years relevant experience (in labelling or regulatory affairs)
Understanding of the pharmaceutical industry, drug development environment and regulatory processes
Nice to have:
Experience in an international regulatory environment
Knowledge of digital tools and platforms, such as Veeva Vault
Familiarity with regulatory lifecycle management processes
Ability to work collaboratively in a matrix environment
Proactive problem-solving skills and ability to adapt to changing priorities