Description
Analyze, coordinate, and document regulatory processes, including audits, inspections, license renewals, and registrations. Compile, quality-check, and prepare data and materials for regulatory submissions and support interactions with regulatory agencies.
- • Support communications with regulatory agencies on pre-submission strategies, regulatory pathways, test requirements, and submission clarifications.
- • Coordinate, assemble, and QC regulatory submissions for domestic and international projects.
- • Analyze rule changes and draft updates to corporate policies and procedures.
- • Perform technical QC of data and reports for scientific rigor, accuracy, and clarity in submissions.
- • Review promotional materials, labeling, specification sheets, and test methods for regulatory compliance.
- • Support project teams with summaries of premarket, export, labeling, and clinical study requirements.
- • Build, update, and audit regulatory documentation repositories and databases.
- • Track timelines and coordinate cross-functional inputs for regulatory documents and submissions.
- • Assist in assessing required submission types and internal documentation for device or labeling changes.
- • Draft training materials and coordinate regulatory training sessions.
- • Monitor and summarize existing and emerging regulations, standards, and guidance.
- • Collect and distribute updates on domestic and international laws, guidelines, and standards.
- • Support internal and external audits, including readiness, execution support, and follow-up tracking.
- • Prepare and track responses and additional information requested by regulatory agencies.
- • Create and maintain technical files to obtain and sustain product approvals.
- • Analyze impacts of regulatory changes and draft proposed updates to procedures and work instructions.
- • Prepare responses to customer RFIs, regulatory statements, surveys, and questionnaires.
- • Review clinical protocols to confirm data collection supports regulatory submissions.
- • Write, revise, and version-control SOPs, work instructions, and policies.
- • Support planning, documentation, and reporting for recalls or market withdrawals.
- • Develop dashboards and track regulatory and quality metrics.
- • Coordinate collection and submission of laboratory samples requested by agencies.
- • Process and file adverse event reports in accordance with regulatory guidelines.
- • Research regulations for management, collection, reuse, recovery, or recycling of packaging waste.
- • Research requirements for treatment, storage, shipment, or disposal of potentially hazardous production-related waste.
- • Analyze regulatory obligations related to ozone-depleting substances and affected equipment.
- • Compile regulatory analyses for agriculture and biotech topics, as applicable, including genetically altered crops.
- • Identify and catalog applicable guidance documents, international standards, and consensus standards.
- • Provide pre-, during-, and post-inspection support and manage follow-up actions with inspectors.
- • Analyze complaint data and prepare recommendations for regulatory disposition.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
