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Qualified Person

Nexia
Hampshire
1 week ago
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We are supporting a growing pharmaceutical company with a strong pipeline and established manufacturing operations, as they look to appoint aQualified Person (QP)to join their Quality and Supply organisation. This is a permanent role offering long-term impact, high visibility, and an opportunity to contribute to both commercial and clinical product release in a specialist setting.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Act as a named QP for the certification and release of licensed and investigational medicinal products
  • Ensure all batches meet regulatory, GMP, and internal quality requirements prior to release
  • Work closely with Quality Assurance, Manufacturing, Regulatory Affairs, and Supply Chain functions
  • Participate in internal and external audits, including those by regulatory authorities
  • Support continuous improvement of quality systems and manufacturing processes
  • Provide expert guidance on GMP compliance and regulatory expectations across the site


Candidate Requirements:

  • Eligible to act as a QP in the UK
  • Significant GMP experience within pharmaceutical manufacturing, ideally across both clinical and commercial environments
  • Excellent knowledge of quality systems, regulatory frameworks, and pharmaceutical supply chain requirements
  • Strong communication skills and a collaborative working style
  • Ability to operate effectively in a high-standard, fast-paced environment


What the Role Offers:

  • The opportunity to play a key leadership role within a specialist pharmaceutical organisation
  • Visibility across manufacturing, quality, and regulatory functions
  • A supportive, flexible working environment with a strong focus on quality and compliance

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