Regulatory Affairs Officer
London, EnglandThe Europe & Canada (EUCAN) Business unit supports Takeda's mission at a regional level and as the leader in rare diseases and specialty care, we champion better health and a brighter future for patients, healthcare providers and our people.
Across the EUCAN BU, patients come first in every decision we make. We develop strategic partnerships which deliver value for society and create a culture within which our people can thrive and reach their full potential.
Our mission is to empower and enable our people to fulfill their potential by embracing diversity and creating a high-performance, collaborative working environment. In the EUCAN region integrity is one of our key values. We put patients, trust and reputation before business and this is one of the main reasons why our people choose to work here.
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Job Description
Takeda is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace, valuing the unique backgrounds and perspectives of our employees. We proudly support our Takeda Resource Groups (TRG), employee-led networks promoting dialogue and professional growth. We encourage all candidates, regardless of background, to apply and explore opportunities to contribute to and benefit from our TRGs and inclusive initiatives. We are dedicated to providing accommodations and support during the recruitment process.
For Takeda UK we are looking for a Regulatory Affairs Officer who will be responsible for providing technical and administrative regulatory support for the company's product portfolio in the UK and Ireland.
Key duties include providing administrative support to the regulatory affairs team, acting as subject matter expert (SME) for key regulatory systems, maintaining marketing authorizations for established brands, collaborating with local and global teams and keeping up to date with regulatory legislation and guidelines.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Administrative Support: Provide administrative support to the regulatory affairs team including tracking project timelines, maintaining regulatory databases, executing key regulatory processes and performing critical activities within the regulatory systems.
Regulatory Applications: Compile, and submit regulatory applications for UK/IE, including managing fee requests, assisting in documentation preparation requesting updated artwork mock-ups and liaising with publishing.
Post-Submission Actions: Update electronic systems, notify relevant stakeholders, respond to requests and update local trackers.
Regulatory Approvals Management: Implement product information changes within internal and external systems, manage approved mock-ups, record regulatory commitments, update local trackers and notify relevant stakeholders of approvals.
Regulatory Contact Point: Interact with local and global teams in assigned SME area and manage direct interactions with regulatory authorities as required.
Other Duties: Support tender requests, prepare and submit shortage notifications, manage unlicensed medicines and parallel import requests, coordinate quarterly reviews e.g. PSMF reviews.
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS
Required
Minimum of 1 year in the pharmaceutical industry, experience with UK or Ireland Regulatory Authorities preferred
Ability to handle multiple tasks, excellent organizational and time management skills
Computer literacy
Effective communication and excellent attention to detail.
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to make decisions within own remit.
Very competent with using electronic systems and databases.
Team player who is self-motivated and able to prioritise and focus under pressure
Comfortable with change and change management processes.
Innovative and able to propose solutions to challenges.
Desired
BSc in a scientific discipline
Enthusiastic, confident and proactive. Shows initiative and a sense of urgency.
Can do attitude.
Empowering our people to shine
At Takeda, we earn the trust of society and our customers through our values of Takeda-ism: Integrity, Fairness, Honesty, Perseverance. We incorporate these values in everything we do. They represent who we are and how we act. They help us make decisions that we can be proud of today and in the future. We enable our employees to develop their full potential. As a global top employer, we offer exciting career paths, promote innovation, and strive for top performance in everything we do. Takeda fosters an inclusive, collaborative, and international work environment where our teams are united by their relentless commitment to our goal of improving people's health and creating a better future for the world.
Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion
Takeda is committed to foster diversity, equality, and inclusion. Hiring decisions are based entirely on qualifications and are made regardless of gender, ethnic origin, religion, sexual orientation, age, or disability.
If you are interested in this opportunity, we look forward to receiving your application via our online tool!
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What makes a successful team member within EUCAN at Takeda?
- Agile
- Analytical
- Enthusiastic
- Ambitious
- Collaborative
- Entrepreneurial
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About Takeda At Takeda, there is an unwavering commitment to putting patients first, and to creating a workplace that is underpinned by empowerment and focused on diversity, collaboration and steadfast values.
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Europe & Canada Business Unit Takeda in Europe and Canada (EUCAN) is delivering leading innovations in oncology, gastroenterology and rare diseases to provide better health and a brighter future for patients.
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