Required Regulatory Affairs Appointed Pharmacist, Israel
The Regulatory Affairs Appointed Pharmacist will supports all Regulatory Affairs activities, including but not limited to preparation of registration dossiers, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, drafting product documentation, developing patient leaflets, overseeing packaging design, and managing updates to product labeling.
Responsibilities
Provide professional regulatory advice to our business units and partners.
Planning and executing regulatory activities, periodic updates of approved dossiers and managing the change control process for pharmaceutical products.
Good relationships with regulatory authorities and our partners and advancing timelines in the registration processes.
Preparing registration dossiers, including content verification according to SOPs, submission, and tracking of registration dossiers with the Ministry of Health.
Preparing packaging materials, including review and submission in accordance with the Ministry of Health requirements and in compliance with the product's registration
conditions.
Handling all types of submissions, new products, changes, and renewals.
Ensuring that publications intended for the medical staff comply with Ministry of Health requirements and adhere to the product's registration conditions.
Preparing registration dossiers for medical devices, including submitting registration applications, renewing licenses according to SOPs, and supporting the company's
medical equipment and devices unit with registration requirements.
The Regulatory Affairs Appointed Pharmacist will supports all Regulatory Affairs activities, including but not limited to preparation of registration dossiers, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, drafting product documentation, developing patient leaflets, overseeing packaging design, and managing updates to product labeling.
Responsibilities
Provide professional regulatory advice to our business units and partners.
Planning and executing regulatory activities, periodic updates of approved dossiers and managing the change control process for pharmaceutical products.
Good relationships with regulatory authorities and our partners and advancing timelines in the registration processes.
Preparing registration dossiers, including content verification according to SOPs, submission, and tracking of registration dossiers with the Ministry of Health.
Preparing packaging materials, including review and submission in accordance with the Ministry of Health requirements and in compliance with the product's registration
conditions.
Handling all types of submissions, new products, changes, and renewals.
Ensuring that publications intended for the medical staff comply with Ministry of Health requirements and adhere to the product's registration conditions.
Preparing registration dossiers for medical devices, including submitting registration applications, renewing licenses according to SOPs, and supporting the company's
medical equipment and devices unit with registration requirements.
Requirements:
Bachelors degree in Pharmacy and a valid Ministry of Health (MOH) license.
At least 3 years of proven experience as an appointed pharmacist, with in-depth knowledge of regulatory requirements, pharmaceutical operations, and QA.
Demonstrated ability to work effectively with multiple internal and external interfaces, including commercial, supply chain, medical, and external stakeholders such as health authorities and manufacturers
Strong understanding of business processes with the ability to align regulatory and pharmaceutical activities with organizational goals, demonstrating strategic thinking and decision-making capabilities.
Solid knowledge of local and international pharmaceutical regulations, with the ability to ensure compliance and manage audits and inspections.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills in both Hebrew and English, with the ability to clearly convey complex information and influence stakeholders at all levels.
Strong analytical mindset with the ability to identify risks, evaluate solutions, and implement effective corrective actions.
Ability to manage multiple tasks, prioritize effectively, and meet deadlines in a dynamic environment.
Bachelors degree in Pharmacy and a valid Ministry of Health (MOH) license.
At least 3 years of proven experience as an appointed pharmacist, with in-depth knowledge of regulatory requirements, pharmaceutical operations, and QA.
Demonstrated ability to work effectively with multiple internal and external interfaces, including commercial, supply chain, medical, and external stakeholders such as health authorities and manufacturers
Strong understanding of business processes with the ability to align regulatory and pharmaceutical activities with organizational goals, demonstrating strategic thinking and decision-making capabilities.
Solid knowledge of local and international pharmaceutical regulations, with the ability to ensure compliance and manage audits and inspections.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills in both Hebrew and English, with the ability to clearly convey complex information and influence stakeholders at all levels.
Strong analytical mindset with the ability to identify risks, evaluate solutions, and implement effective corrective actions.
Ability to manage multiple tasks, prioritize effectively, and meet deadlines in a dynamic environment.
This position is open to all candidates.
