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We are sourcing for QP on behalf of a County Sligo based company whose products are used globally.

Join a Global Leader who are committed to advancing animal health and providing innovative solutions that enhance the well-being of animals. As a trusted partner in their industry, they are dedicated to delivering quality products that improve the lives of animals worldwide.

Your Impact: You will have attained an academic qualification at least equivalent to a level 8 primary course in a scientific discipline and have successfully completed a recognised post-graduate course in Ireland that satisfies the educational requirements as defined in the Veterinary Medicinal Directive 2019/6.

Key Responsibilities: What You’ll Be Doing

  • Ensure each commercial batch has been manufactured, tested and checked in compliance with Irish law following the requirements of the relevant marketing authorisation (MA) and confirming compliance with EU Guidelines for GMP and Annex 16: Certification by a QP and Batch Release.

  • Acquire and maintain detailed knowledge for all GMP manufacturing steps for which the QP undertakes responsibility as part of the batch certification process.

  • Confirm the entire supply chain and robustness of associated pharmaceutical quality systems of the finished product lifecycle up to the stage of final batch certification, including the manufacturing and testing sites of all materials and packaging components for finished product and any other materials deemed critical through auditing and risk assessment of the manufacturing processes.

  • Confirm all sites of manufacture, analysis and certification are compliant with the terms of the MA for the intended market, with all manufacturing activities and testing activities consistent with those described in the MA.

  • Confirm audits of sites involved in the manufacture and the testing of the medicinal products including the manufacture of the active substance have been completed and that the audit reports are available prior to batch certification.

  • Confirm regulatory post-marketing commitments relating to manufacture or testing of the product have been addressed.

  • Ensure the impact of any change to product manufacturing or testing has been evaluated and any additional checks and tests are complete.

  • Confirm the required Quality Agreements are in place across the Supply Chain for the product and effective prior to batch certification.

  • Confirm the importation of active substances used in the manufacture of veterinary medicinal products complies with the requirements of Veterinary Medicinal Directive 2019/6.

  • Support preparation for supervising competent authority HPRA and other regulatory audits.

  • Review relevant modifications of the Quality Management System (QMS), including new and updated GMP procedures, forms, and documentation in accordance with HPRA standards and requirements.

  • Cooperate in the exchange of information and assistance, as reasonably necessary to effectively respond to inquiries by regulatory authorities e.g. HPRA and DAFM.

  • Review responses to regulatory audit findings.

  • Maintain a Continuous Professional Development plan, maintain awareness of current Regulations & Guidelines, Legal Requirements and carry out the services of QP as stated under EU/HPRA Directive/Regulations or Guidelines.

    Skills & Experience: Who You Are

  • Academic and practical experience in compliance with Article 97 Veterinary Medicinal Directive 2019/6, and fulfil the conditions required to act in the capacity of QP.

  • Application of cGMP to manufacturing and testing.

  • Experience in supporting both regulatory agency inspections and internal GMP audits.

    The Benefits of Joining This Company They believe in fostering a diverse and inclusive culture. They offer competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and the opportunity for career growth and development within a global company. You will work alongside dedicated professionals in a supportive environment where your contributions matter.

    Please Apply directly below or call Seamus today

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