Senior Specialist, Study Start Up – Regulatory Affairs
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Senior study start-up specialist leading regulatory readiness for Ergomed’s rare disease and oncology clinical trials. Coordinating submissions, site agreements and activation across assigned countries.
Responsibilities:
- Lead and coordinate activities required to achieve site initiation readiness
- Deliver assigned study start-up and regulatory milestones within scope
- Make independent decisions regarding regulatory processes and documentation approaches
- Lead study start-up and regulatory activities for assigned countries or medium-complexity projects
- Prepare, review and quality-control regulatory and study start-up documentation, submissions, essential documents and translations
- Draft, negotiate, finalize and execute clinical site agreements, ancillary agreements and amendments
- Collaborate with legal, finance, clinical operations, sponsors, monitors and other functional teams
- Conduct site outreach and serve as point of contact for assigned sites
- Coordinate document processing leading to investigational product release and site activation readiness
- Review labels, patient information sheets, diary cards, insurance and related documentation for compliance
- Provide regulatory and study start-up strategic input
- Develop regulatory strategies, study start-up plans, joint operating procedures and core documents
- Identify and escalate project risks and support corrective/preventive actions
- Monitor project budgets and hours against budget, escalating out-of-scope work
- Provide expert advice to clients on complex regulatory queries and liaise with authorities
- Act as country or regional subject matter expert for regulatory and clinical study activity elements
- Maintain country intelligence repositories and disseminate regulatory changes
- Complete project trackers, correspondence logs, study portal/TMF filing and submission dossier quality control
- Support business development proposals, budgets and meetings
- Comply with SOPs, work instructions, training records and timesheet requirements
- Support junior staff with audits and inspections
- Contribute to SOPs, working practices and company initiatives
- Train, coach and mentor junior staff
- Perform other assigned duties
Requirements:
- Graduate degree in Chemistry or Life Sciences, Pharmacy, MD, or equivalent combination of education and experience
- Previous experience within the pharmaceutical/CRO industry
- Good knowledge of ICH GCP and national regulations for territories of competency
- Proficiency in English, both written and verbal
- Good written and verbal communication skills
- Excellent planning and organizational skills
- Strong planning, strategizing, managing, monitoring, scheduling, problem-solving and critiquing skills
- Ability to manage multiple tasks, set priorities, and adapt to changing work assignments
- Ability to exercise sound judgment and make decisions independently
- Remarkable attention to detail
- Excellent self-motivation and motivation skills
Benefits:
- Work-life balance
- Collaborative, international team environment
- Career growth opportunities
- Trusted to take ownership early
- Passionate and collaborative team of experts
- Training, coaching and mentoring opportunities




















