Boston, Massachusetts, Zurich, Switzerland
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The Global Labelling Lead (GLL) has the overall accountability for the initial creation and relevant updates to labeling documents for their assigned products. This includes providing regulatory expertise, strategic insight, and guidance to internal stakeholders, including Clinical, Pharmacovigilance, Legal, Scientific, Commercial, to ensure successful development and maintenance of the Company Core Data Sheet (CCDS) and all centrally managed labels within VBU (e.g. USPI, EUSmPC, WHO leaflet and associated labelling documents)
The GLL will guide and advise the Labelling Working Group (LWG) on internal labeling guidances and policies and will raise awareness of important factors to consider when revising the label. He/she will keep up to date with all relevant labeling guidelines, SOPs, and regulations and will advise the LWG on the application of these labeling principles. He/she will also be knowledgeable on key labeling requirements worldwide, in order to ensure that CCDS/CSI updates may be implemented globally. He/she will review the downstream impact of CCDS/CSI updates on Local Product Documents (LPD) and ensure that downstream impact on LPDs is considered during LWG discussions. The GLL will advise the LWG on the content of other labels in the same therapeutic class, including competitor labeling, to help guide the team in developing labeling text.
Provides project management to the LWG throughout the entire process, from the decision to update a CCDS/CSI/USPI/SmPC through notification to stakeholders in order to ensure that these documents are produced in a timely manner according to internal SOPs and external regulatory requirements. This includes setting clear targets and prioritization plans, ensuring that LWGs are aware of the required timelines and following up with LWG members throughout the process so that deliverables remain on target to meet internal and external deadlines.
Will support the use and development of current and new tools, technologies, SOPs, and processes to support efficient global label development and worldwide submissions and approvals.
Zurich, Switzerland
Boston, MA
Employee
Regular
Full time
Job ID R0024799
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The Global Labelling Lead (GLL) has the overall accountability for the initial creation and relevant updates to labeling documents for their assigned products. This includes providing regulatory expertise, strategic insight, and guidance to internal stakeholders, including Clinical, Pharmacovigilance, Legal, Scientific, Commercial, to ensure successful development and maintenance of the Company Core Data Sheet (CCDS) and all centrally managed labels within VBU (e.g. USPI, EUSmPC, WHO leaflet and associated labelling documents)
The GLL will guide and advise the Labelling Working Group (LWG) on internal labeling guidances and policies and will raise awareness of important factors to consider when revising the label. He/she will keep up to date with all relevant labeling guidelines, SOPs, and regulations and will advise the LWG on the application of these labeling principles. He/she will also be knowledgeable on key labeling requirements worldwide, in order to ensure that CCDS/CSI updates may be implemented globally. He/she will review the downstream impact of CCDS/CSI updates on Local Product Documents (LPD) and ensure that downstream impact on LPDs is considered during LWG discussions. The GLL will advise the LWG on the content of other labels in the same therapeutic class, including competitor labeling, to help guide the team in developing labeling text.
Provides project management to the LWG throughout the entire process, from the decision to update a CCDS/CSI/USPI/SmPC through notification to stakeholders in order to ensure that these documents are produced in a timely manner according to internal SOPs and external regulatory requirements. This includes setting clear targets and prioritization plans, ensuring that LWGs are aware of the required timelines and following up with LWG members throughout the process so that deliverables remain on target to meet internal and external deadlines.
Will support the use and development of current and new tools, technologies, SOPs, and processes to support efficient global label development and worldwide submissions and approvals.
Zurich, Switzerland
Boston, MA
Employee
Regular
Full time
Job ID R0024799
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