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Civica
Associate Regulatory Affairs Labeling Associate
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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.
$97,970 / year median in the U.S.
+8% projected growth
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Associate Regulatory Affairs Labeling Associate at Civica Associate Regulatory Affairs Labeling Associate at Civica in Lehi, Utah Posted in 22 days ago.
Job Description:
Job Description Our Regulatory Affairs team brings essential generic quality medicines to U.S. patients by providing Regulatory leadership and establishing regulatory systems and processes that support Civica's mission. The Associate, Regulatory Affairs Labeling and Artwork (remote position):- Supports all aspects of product labeling and artwork development, review, approval, implementation and maintenance for Civica's private label distribution (PLD) products.
- Follow labeling and artwork procedures that comply with FDA, GMP, ISO and other applicable standards and regulations.
- Coordinates and prepares Office of Prescription Drug Promotion (OPDP) submissions as needed.
- Works within systems to maintain labeling and artwork.
- Owns or impact assesses change controls for PLD labeling impact.
Responsibilities Include:
- Coordinate labeling and artwork design by an external vendor
- Collaborate with the supply chain, contract manufacturers, packagers, and external vendors to ensure timely implementation of approved labeling changes.
- Maintain labeling and artwork records within applicable electronic systems and document repositories.
- Support preparation and submission of Office of Prescription Drug Promotion (OPDP) materials, as needed.
- Maintain FDA drug listings information and associated regulatory records.
- Participate in change control activities as a change owner, contributor, or impact assessor, as appropriate, to evaluate and implement labeling-related changes.
- Review labeling components and artwork for accuracy, consistency, completeness, and compliance with approved regulatory content.
- Ensure labeling information included in regulatory submissions is complete, accurate, and consistent.
- Support continuous improvement initiatives related to labeling processes, systems, and workflows.
- Perform any other tasks/duties as assigned by management.