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Medical Governance Manager

Celltrion Healthcare UK Ltd
Uxbridge
3 months ago
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Mission Statement:

Celltrion is a combination of the terms “cell” in our body and “Triones,” a guiding star that is also known as the Big Dipper. The name of our company conveys our will to promote the health and welfare of humanity by becoming a “guiding star” in the bio industry. We, Celltrion Healthcare, always work hard to achieve our dream of “rewriting the world bio-history.” We will exert all efforts to create a richer and healthier future for humanity that emphasizes the significance of coexistence and prosperity.


Overall Purpose of the Role:

To ensure that Celltrion Healthcare UK Limited complies with all relevant regulatory, ethical, and industry standards in its medical and pharmaceutical operations, and to manage and implement governance processes accordingly.



Accountability:

  • Compliance with regulatory and ethical standards, ensuring adherence to laws and codes like the ABPI Code of Practice.
  • Development and implementation of governance policies and procedures, including Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
  • Training and education on compliance matters, ensuring staff awareness and understanding.
  • Management of compliance-related processes and systems, such as handling complaints
  • Liaising with regulatory bodies and external stakeholders to address governance issues
  • Staying updated on regulatory changes and updating company practices to remain compliant.
  • Managing compliance and approval of cross border requests.
  • Leadership on disclosure of transfer of values process.


Expenditure Responsibilities:

  • Training programs to educate staff on compliance and ethical standards.
  • Auditing processes to ensure compliance, potentially involving external auditors.
  • Retaining services of external compliance advisors

Performance Measurement:

Annual objectives will be set in conjunction with line manager. Performance will be measured during one-to-one meetings and annually using a Performance Review document.


Authority:

  • Approve compliance-related documents, such as SOPs and training materials.
  • Make decisions on governance matters within the scope of the role, ensuring swift action on compliance issues.


Key Responsibilities:

Compliance Oversight:

  • Act as ABPI final medical signatory for the company.
  • Monitor and interpret applicable regulatory guidelines (e.g., GCP, ICH, ABPI Code) to ensure compliance to relevant regulatory, ethical industry standards with medical/commercial activities across the organization.
  • Conduct or oversee systematic audits of compliance procedures, identifying and addressing gaps or potential compliance risks and develop mitigation strategies to address them.
  • Lead on disclosure of transfer of values process, including the methodology updates


Medical Governance Framework:

  • Develop and maintain a comprehensive medical governance framework, including policies, procedures, and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for medical activities.
  • Ensure effective communication and training of medical governance policies to all relevant staff.

Medical Advisory Support:

  • Provide expert medical advice on clinical trial design, data interpretation, company sales activities, marketing tools and safety concerns to cross-functional teams.
  • Review and approve medical information used in promotional materials and scientific exchanges with healthcare professionals.


Risk Management:

  • Conduct risk assessments related to medical activities and implement appropriate risk mitigation strategies.
  • Monitor emerging regulatory trends and potential risks to the company's medical practices.
  • Stay informed about changes in the ABPI Code of Practice and other relevant regulatory and industry standards, and update company practices accordingly


Investigative Activities:

  • Investigate potential compliance issues or adverse events related to medical activities.
  • Initiate corrective actions and follow-up on investigations to address compliance concerns.


Stakeholder Engagement:

  • Handling and processing of registered PMCPA complaints or intercompany dialogues and being the main company representative to external correspondences
  • Liaise with regulatory bodies and external stakeholders on governance matters, fostering relationships and ensuring alignment.
  • Collaborate with internal stakeholders (e.g., clinical development, marketing, legal), and external medical experts on compliance matters.
  • Present findings and recommendations to senior management on medical governance issue


Global Medical Compliance

  • Support and liaise with global compliance team to align, develop, localise, train and implement any global compliance initiatives within the UK
  • Support review and risk management of Global activities involving UK HCPs or audience as appropriate according to the ABPI code
  • Lead responses on all PMCPA complaints or intercompany dialogues and keep global compliance team informed of proceedings.



Work Experience Requirements:

  • Degree or equivalent
  • Experience in the pharmaceutical industry, preferably in medical governance/medical excellence
  • Knowledge of relevant regulatory frameworks and industry codes of practice, such as the ABPI Code of Practice, critical for compliance.
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills, necessary for training and stakeholder engagement.
  • Ability to write and implement SOPs and other documentation, ensuring clear and effective policies.
  • Project management skills, essential for overseeing audits and compliance initiatives.
  • ABPI final medical signatory

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