Senior Regulatory Affairs Associate - CTA - (Bloemfontein, Orange Free State, South Africa)Sign up with scientific.today to see all content and to create apersonalized stream of news, jobs and events, by defining keywords andfollowing your favorite content sources.We are looking for a Senior Regulatory Affairs Associate with working knowledge of Clinical Trial Applications (CTA) to join our team in South Africa! This role can be office based (Bloemfontein) or home based anywhere in South Africa.As a Senior Regulatory Affairs Associate, you will ensure the timely performance of work within a project scope to the quality expectations of internal stakeholders and clients. You will bring your specialist knowledge of clinical trial submissions in Sub-Saharan countries. Aa s Senior Associate, under the general direction of a Project Lead and/or Technical SME, you will take responsibility for ensuring that client work is performed, and delivered on time, meeting the quality expectations of Parexel and our clients. You may take up a client facing role with support from line management. Key Deliverables in the role:Manage the local submissions (as Local Regulatory Contact - LRC)Coordinate the regulatory submissions in all participating countries as Regulatory Lead.Regulatory submission of Clinical Trial in the region Participate in Regulatory Operations meetings, project team meetings, and maintain relationships with other departments, clients, and regulatory agencies as necessary. You may lead or be involved in local, regional, and/or global projects Guide and mentor junior team members Skills and Experience required for the role:University degree in a science discipline Background in clinical trial management 3-5 years of Regulatory Affairs experience working with Clinical Trail Applications in South Africa Experience with clinical trial submissions in other Southern African Countries IT knowledge (Veeva Regulatory and Clinical Vaults - excel – VBA – powerBI) Customer-oriented and autonomous Fluency in English is a must along with the local language. Originaly published: July 19, 2024, 6:32 p.m.Did you like this article? Sign up with scientific.todayto create a personalized stream of news, jobs and events, by defining keywords andfollowing your favorite content sources.If you already have an scientific.today, Facebook or Google account:Please sign in to submit your recommendation.to follow your favorite journals , and filter articles that match your interests Sign up to create a personalized content stream by following feeds and keywords.If you already have an account, sign in ,or connect withFacebook ,Google .#J-18808-Ljbffr