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Celldex Therapeutics
Regulatory Submissions Specialist
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What they do
A Regulatory Affairs Specialist maintains specialized knowledge of state and federal government regulations that affect an employer. Interprets regulations and implements procedures that bring an employer into compliance with regulations; may audit internal compliance with regulations.
$110,445 / year median in Connecticut
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Overview The Regulatory Submissions Specialist is responsible for the paper and electronic compilation and submission of Regulatory submissions and maintaining submission information in the proper RA repositories. The Regulatory Submissions Specialist will assist the regulatory affairs personnel for ensuring all publishing and QC processes are followed and all submission requirements are met prior to dispatching or submitting to the Health Authority. Responsibilities Work with regulatory staff to prepare, assemble, process, format, quality control, publish, submit and archive submissions (e.g., IND, CTA, BLA, Amendments, Supplements, Annual Reports, IMPD and Briefing Documents) to US, CA and other international health authorities using advanced electronic publishing software (eCTD Manager, Adobe Acrobat Plug-In software, etc) for electronic, paper or hybrid submissions. Provide regulatory guidance on quality, preclinical and clinical documentation to ensure submission readiness and compliance Generate regulatory submissions on time and in compliance with Company standards and regional regulatory agency regulations. Assist with troubleshooting system issues Assist with developing best practices in submission publishing and enhancing process efficiency Archive documents according to archiving and document retention regulations Qualifications A minimum of 1 year of regulatory affairs electronic publishing experience preferred; other relevant experience with clinical trial documentation and electronic systems will be considered. Experience with