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Director, Regulatory Pre-Award Strategy - Europe/Canada- Remote

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Senior Director-level Regulatory Affairs leader to own pre-award strategy and proposal deliverables for Europe and Canada (remote). Requires deep Regulatory Affairs experience in pharma, 12+ years industry experience and 3+ years managing teams in a global environment. Must be available for domestic & international travel and be fluent in English and the local office language.

Core skills

Regulatory AffairsRegulatory strategyPre-award proposal development

Required skills

Pre-award activitiesProposal developmentProject ManagementFeasibilitySite ManagementPatient RecruitmentCMCToxicologyDecentralized clinical trialsDirect-to-patient technologiesDigital systems proficiency

Optional skills

Experience with Regulatory ComplianceExperience in FeasibilityExperience in Site ManagementExperience in Project ManagementExperience in Patient RecruitmentExperience in scientific advisory support & briefing package preparationExperience with remote and local home healthcare models

Required languages

English FluentLocal office language

What you'll do

  • Direct business development and pre-award activities, developing them into compelling and competitive proposal offerings leading to bid defenses.
  • Design and drive regulatory strategies for pre-award customer deliverables.
  • Oversee proposal development and approve pre-award deliverables.
  • Attend and provide leadership in bid defense meetings and presentations.
  • Collaborate with Regulatory team leadership, Therapeutic Area leadership, Business Development, Project Management, Site Management and other functions to develop comprehensive pre-award site activation strategies.
  • Develop and implement a comprehensive department-wide training and coaching program in collaboration with internal stakeholders.
  • Train and coach department team members on pre-award activities to expand pre-award skills and increase flexibility when assigning qualified resources.
  • Achieve operational and financial performance targets related to proposal budgets and strategies.
  • Provide department resource projections and coordinate with the resourcing team to ensure pre-award staffing plans and forecasts are accurate and adequate.
  • Proactively interact cross-organizationally to develop and learn about emerging business, regulatory, therapeutic, and operational strategies.
  • Instill confidence in customers during the proposal and bid process through knowledgeable and accurate communication of startup strategy, including global / country regulatory requirements.
  • May help develop and implement cross-functional initiatives for continuous process and quality improvements.
  • May have line management responsibilities.

What they require

  • Minimum of twelve (12) years of global clinical pharmaceutical industry experience, including 3 years of demonstrated skills and competency in managing teams in a global environment.
  • Strong experience in Regulatory Affairs is required.
  • Experience in Regulatory Affairs in Pharma, CMC and/or Preclinical (Toxicology) knowledge.
  • Experience with at least one cross-functional department, such as Regulatory Compliance, Feasibility, Site Management, Project Management, or Patient Recruitment (preferred).
  • Demonstrated strong ability to define, organize, and develop complex Regulatory Affairs strategies into effective customer deliverables.
  • Demonstrated strong experience in effectively persuading internal and external customers and engaging in difficult conversations with desired results.
  • Demonstrated ability to manage activities and people in ambiguous and time-sensitive situations.
  • Interest and adaptability to drive innovative solutions such as decentralized clinical trials, remote and local home healthcare models, and direct-to-patient technologies.
  • Aptitude or proficiency in using and learning digital and software systems.
  • University/college degree (life science preferred) or certification in a related allied health profession from an appropriately accredited institution or equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • Available for domestic and international travel, including overnight stays.
  • Valid passport.
  • Fluent in local office language and in English, both written and verbal.
  • Broad knowledge of the drug development process and client needs.

Benefits

  • Diverse and inclusive environment
  • Hands-on, accessible leaders
  • Cohesive and supportive teams
  • Commitment to enabling professionals from all backgrounds to succeed
  • Equal opportunity employer

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