Regulatory Compliance Lead (Documentation & Reporting)

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Job Title: Regulatory Compliance Lead (Documentation and Reporting)

📍 Weybridge, Surrey (Hybrid – three-days onsite, following initial training)
💼 6-month contract | circa £44,500 pro rata | Full-time (37 hours/week)

We’re working with a respected regulatory organisation that needs an experienced scientific professional to step in for a 6-month assignment as a Regulatory Compliance Lead (Documentation and Reporting).

In this role, you’ll lead a small team overseeing the documentation, approvals and public reporting relating to pharmaceuticals – ensuring authorisations are correctly processed, supply issues are addressed early and regulatory expertise in a leadership role that makes a strong impact.

You’ll be driving improvements on how supply operations are delivered and communicated.

What you’ll be doing:
✅ Leading and line-managing a small team of specialists
✅ Overseeing the assessment of complex or unusual regulatory applications
✅ Managing the production and review of public assessment reports and product information
✅ Coordinating responses to supply issues and shortages
✅ Engaging with stakeholders to ensure early intelligence on supply challenges
✅ Leading key regulatory meetings and contributing to discussions
✅ Driving process improvements and ensuring compliance with regulatory and quality standards

What we’re looking for:
🔬 A bachelor’s degree or higher in a relevant scientific discipline (such as life sciences, biological sciences, or related fields)

🧩 Strong leadership experience with an ability to guide teams through complex regulatory work
🗣 Excellent communicator, confident presenting technical and regulatory information clearly
⚙️ Familiarity with authorisation procedures, regulatory standards, and SOPs (or ability to rapidly learn)
⏳ Highly organised, able to prioritise conflicting demands and meet tight deadlines

💡 Why apply?
This is a rare opportunity to step into a regulatory leadership role that directly impacts the UK — shaping documentation standards, improving public transparency, and driving meaningful outcomes.

Interested in learning more? Apply today – we’re shortlisting now

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