4-5 years experience with FDA in generic pharmaceutical industry
Strong CMC background in drug registration
Knowledge of NDA, ANDA, DMF & INDs
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Strong teamwork and computer skills
Attention to detail is critical
Responsibilities
Serve as US Agent for all products, facilitating FDA communication
Manage Chemistry, Bioequivalence, and Patents-related correspondence
Lead training and development of the CMC team for regulatory filings
Oversee post-marketing activity submissions and Annual Reports
Respond promptly to Chemistry, Bioequivalence, and Patent deficiencies
Review and approve prototype formulations during drug development
Prepare and monitor PLAIR activities prior to product launch
Benefits
Participation in decision-making processes across departments
Support and guidance for various internal teams
Opportunity for training and professional development
Engagement in regulatory correspondence best practices
Full Job Description
Responsibilities:
US Agent for all products, responsible for communication between the FDA and manufacturing sites.
Communicate and follow-up status with FDA for any Chemistry, Bioequivalence and Patents issues and correspondences on both pending and approved applications.
Lead, guide, and train the CMC team to ensure highly qualified personnel that can perform to meet company KPO Preparation, Review, and filings of new ANDA, NDA, IND and DMF for the U.S. FDA in eCTD format.
Preparation, Review and filing of all post marketing activities which include, timely submission of Annual Reports, CPP, release of detained products at customs etc.
Respond to deficiencies related to Chemistry, Bioequivalence and Patent in a timely manner.
Review and approve Prototype formulation during early drug development stages to be compliant with Inactive Ingredient Database and FDA guideline.
Review and submit Controlled Correspondences related to product under development.
Preparation, submission, and monitoring of PLAIR activities, prior to new product launch
Manage regulatory correspondence mainly to CDER, FDA, User fee staff, drug listing and Board of Pharmacies for state licensing submissions.
Provide regulatory guidance to R&,D, Technical Operations Sales and Marketing, Quality, Clinical, Legal.
Contact FDA and participate in Pre-IND and Pre-NDA meetings. Prepare, review, and file the package for these meetings.
Communicate and follow-up with FDA for any issues, responses, status for pending and approved applications.
Respond to FDA's request expeditiously.
Review and provide guidance for Citizen Petitions. Prepare, review and file suitability petitions and control correspondence.
Monitor FDA websites for new and/or updated guidance's and implement and guide the team, as required.
Review and approve all change controls from manufacturing sites, when required.
Provide guidance and advise management regarding improvement in CMC harmonization process of regulatory documentation at all manufacturing sites.
ctive participation in Lesson learned process, derived from regulatory correspondences.
Support TA Labeling team, when required.
Participate in decision making process with other applicable departments.
Prepare and evaluate the performance of the individuals in the department.
Coordinate with global and local affiliates.
Education and Experience:
MS in Life Sciences
4-5 years of proven experience in working with the FDA and managing regulatory team in the generic pharmaceutical industry.
Strong background in CMC aspects of drug product registration, knowledge of U.S. drug registration (NDA, ANDA, DMF & INDs) and with U.S. drug product labeling requirements.
Excellent verbal/written communication skills, computer skills and attention to detail.
