Regulatory Affairs Coordinator
medasourceBlue Ash (OH)
About the role
Job Title: Regulatory Coordinator
Contract Length: 1+ year contract with high potential for extensions
Location: Cincy/ Blue Ash, OH onsite 5 days per week
Hours: 40
Start Date:
ASAP Job Description: Prepare and submit requests to the FDA for Certificates of Foreign Government (CFG), and any task/process requiring a U.S.-based resource Prepare/review and coordinate routing of documents requiring Company’s representative’s signatures Coordinate notarization, apostille and legalization of regulatory documents as necessary Together with the Service Provider’s Offshore Project Manager, verify offshore deliverables Coordinate the preparation and submission of medical device applications by providing regulatory information to support all types of international registrations and following up closely on queries from inspection through approval Demonstrate attention to details and working knowledge of good documentation practices including, but not limited to, proof reading, formatting, indexing, record keeping, etc. Ensure accuracy checks and consistency of documents intended for submissions With minimal oversight, prepare/review letter of authorizations, cover letters for certificates, declaration of conformity, latex free letters, etc. Provide assistance to all regions with data/document/information retrieval from searching through internal Company tools Coordinate across cross-functional Company departments to provide requested information to assist technical inquiries Maintain tracking tools for traceability of all regulatory data/documentation Provide accurate and on-time deliverables to ensure local regulatory compliance requirements are met Assist the Team Manager with triage of requests from Company’s systems and assignment to the appropriate Service Provider’s or Company’s fulfiller/team
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