Job Title.	Location	Salary	Actions
Scientific Officer (Veterinary) Scientific Officer (Veterinary) Our client, a large regulatory body, are currently recruiting for a Scientific Officer (Veterinary) to join their team. This is a six month contract and you must be available to start immediately. This role is hybrid working, 3 days in the office (Dublin city centre) and two days working from home. Responsibilities Evaluation of routine applications for variations of product marketing authorisation Evaluation and finalisation of labelling, public assessment reports and related aspects of applications for marketing auth... Location: Dublin, Scientific Officer (Veterinary)	Dublin	Not Disclosed

Regulatory Affairs Officer

The Regulatory Affairs (RA) department is tasked with ensuring that the company complies with all of the local and international regulations and laws pertaining to their business. The Regulatory Affairs Officer works with international, state and local regulatory agencies, such as the Irish Medicines Board (IMB), the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on specific issues affecting their business. The Regulatory Affairs Officer advises the company on the current regulatory aspects and climate that would affect proposed activities. The RA Officer has many interactions within the medical affairs dept. including medical information, pharmacovigilance and clinical trials.

Key responsibilities of the Regulatory Affairs Officer

• Maintenance of Irish and overseas licenses including preparation of variation and renewal applications as appropriate.
• Preparation and submission of Marketing Authorisation applications to EU regulatory authorities.
• Preparation of dossiers to obtain CE marking for medical devices.
• Ensuring Labelling complies with appropriate legislation.
• Ensure approved regulatory requirements are enforced in-house.
• Participate in the development of electronic submission of dossiers.
• Provide support to R&D projects; including new product introductions, changes to existing products and processes.
• Liaise with suppliers, clients, development partners and regulatory bodies.
• Ensure guidelines and knowledge of legislation is current and be able to advise of future developments and changes.
• Monitor the process of regulatory submissions, responding to queries and ensuring that registration approvals are granted without undue delay.