Job Title: Director of Regulatory Affairs

Job Description

The Director of Regulatory Affairs is tasked with overseeing Nuclear Medicine Regulatory Affairs dossiers and ensuring compliance with regulatory operations activities in the US. This role involves leading new submissions associated with the chemistry of new chemical entities, as well as products in non-clinical or clinical studies. The Director will facilitate the success of key regulatory projects, manage dossiers, and coordinate with health authorities to obtain approvals for product launches.

Responsibilities

• Lead project teams in managing key regulatory projects, prioritizing deliverables, strategy, and tracking regulatory processes.
• Define and author compliant content for new and existing dossiers, ensuring successful submissions.
• Implement tracking systems for regulatory affairs compliance and operations.
• Prepare and submit electronic applications for drugs, biologics, and devices.
• Facilitate concept building, regulatory strategy, non-clinical and clinical protocol reviews.
• Head Chemistry Manufacturing Controls dossier modules and manage post-approval commitments.
• Coordinate communication between Global Business Units and Regional Regulatory Affairs staff.
• Communicate regulatory governmental policy changes to management.
• Critically review documentation for regulatory submissions and provide necessary revisions.
• Define Target Product Profiles and build compliant drug and device approvable dossiers.
• Serve as liaison for third-party service providers in Nuclear Medicine.
• Maintain compliance database for tracking project deliverables.

• Fifteen or more years of relevant experience in the Regulatory Affairs pharmaceutical industry.
• Experience in leading new project submission efforts including strategy, compilation, submission, and approval by a health authority.
• Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Pharmacy, Biology, or other life sciences.
• Five or more years of supervisory experience with direct reports.

• Experience in oncology therapy products and FDA expectations for oncology products.
• Clinical regulatory experience embedding regulatory strategy into clinical trial design.
• Stable job history with long-term tenure demonstrating completion of regulatory objectives.
• Experience writing Target Product Profiles, non-clinical studies, and reviewing clinical protocols.

This position operates on a Monday to Friday schedule, from 8 am to 5 pm, with a preference for onsite work four days a week and one day remote.

Pay and Benefits

The pay range for this position is $152000.00 - $165000.00/yr.

Full time employee benefits package

Workplace Type

This is a fully onsite position in Maryland Heights,MO.

Application Deadline

This position is anticipated to close on Sep 22, 2025.

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Salary : $152,000 - $165,000