Regulatory CMC Consultant

Cpl Life Sciences
High Wycombe
6 days ago
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Job title:Regulatory Affairs Consultant, CMC

Reporting to:Senior Manager, CMC

Functional group:EMEA Regulatory Affairs (R&D)

Location: High Wycombe, United Kingdom – Hybrid (2/3 days per week in the office)

Rate: £75- £85 per hour (PAYE/Umbrella)


Cpl Life Sciences are collaborating with a leading consumer health business who are looking for a Regulatory CMC Consultant on a 6-month basis.


Responsible for the development of CMC/technical regulatory strategies across the EMEA region providing regulatory input and technical guidance on regional regulatory requirements to product development teams within the Self Care franchise.

  • Leads a Regulatory Affairs team ensuring the success of new product registrations, line extensions and new indications and claims with supportive technical justification/documentation in alignment with the business plan.
  • Create an environment of operational excellence through regulatory expertise by managing direct reports and collaborating with cross-functional teams to successfully achieve regulatory objectives.
  • Manages the global &/or regional regulatory deliverables for drugs, dietary supplements & medical devices as relevant, within their brand area & geographic responsibility.
  • Develops strong partnerships with Regulatory Affairs Franchise, R&D, Marketing, Supply Chain and local business representatives.
  • Represents the Regulatory Affairs CMC function as appropriate in Self Care Franchise, functional and business Leadership teams

The Roles & Responsibilities include:

  • Provides strategic regulatory input and technical guidance on regional regulatory requirements to product development teams
  • Supports the business initiatives, by strengthening propositions, influence and acts as strategic advisor on brand/need state portfolio forums.
  • Participates in cross-functional project teams to define development program requirements and risks
  • Prepares and submits regulatory submissions according to applicable regulatory requirements and guidelines in EMEA.

Regulatory Compliance

  • Maintains awareness of current regulations and anticipate implications and opportunities because of changes to the relevant regulatory environments.
  • Communicates changes to appropriate management and cross functional experts as appropriate
  • Ensure that all products comply with local regulatory and quality system requirements.
  • Ensures quality and compliance in all actions.
  • Participate in the development and implementation of, and maintains compliance with, all applicable Processes, SOPs and working instructions
  • Ensures that the enterprise Regulatory systems are accurate and fully maintained
  • Ensure any compliance issues are reviewed and escalated and relevant corrective/preventative actions are implemented locally
  • Identifies and/or implements regional process improvement opportunities and ensures implementation of relevant global or regional regulatory initiatives

Team Management:

  • Evaluates deliverables of self/direct reports against set timelines, acting where necessary to minimize delays and anticipate difficulties/risks.

Specific requirements

  • Partners with the business to deliver regulatory outcomes to enable committed business plans within area of responsibility.

Job Requirements

  • Relevant Bachelor's Degree or higher
  • Expertise across a broad spectrum of Regulatory classifications including Drugs, Dietary Supplement and/or Medical Devices, mainly pharmaceutical CMC regulatory affairs
  • Knowledge of regulatory frameworks and external environments in the EU and wider EMEA , and the ability to apply these to regulatory solutions throughout the product lifecycle.
  • Solid understanding of regulatory CMC in the markets of relevance
  • Strong project management skills.
  • Proficiency in English


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