Life Science Administrator

London
9 months ago
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Temporary Life Science Administrator

Our client is a well-established pharmaceutical organisation who enhance and improve the health of millions of people every day and are looking for help with a project.

This exciting role could be an ideal step for a Life Science graduate who is looking to make a transition into an administration role. The successful candidate will have a relevant Life Science background and degree with a strong knowledge of Microsoft Excel.

Hybrid working (8 days a month in Office) | Offices based in Canary Wharf | £14.20ph | 37 hours per week (Monday to Friday)

Key responsibilities:

Working closely with the Delivery Leads to ensure service level and legislative targets are met
Prepare high quality case folders ready for professional assessment and ensuring these are allocated to the relevant Agency function within required timescales and targets
Validate and process regulatory submissions and reference supporting documentation for medical product licensing applications
Liaise with applicants and assessor colleagues to address and resolve validation issues or inadequate documentation
Establish a thorough knowledge of regulatory procedures, both National and European, and utilise this knowledge to validate product licence applications

An amazing benefits package includes:

Weekly pay every Friday
Easy timesheet accessibility with mobile support
Up to 29 days annual leave
Perks at work and discount schemes for all major retailers and over 150 high street stores
Access to free eye-care vouchers and discounts towards glasses for VDU purposes
Access to well-being platforms
FREE access to online LinkedIn Learning courses, there are 1000's of courses and videos available to enhance your learning and skillset, everything from Microsoft systems to soft skills such as delivering great Customer Service
Temp of the Month awards
Dedicated consultant to support your job search and offer expert interview tips

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