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Job Description
- Req#: 376773
- Perform batch release activities per Health Canada Regulations for Imported / Distributed products,
- Produce trending reports, KPIs on weekly / monthly basis and summarize trends
- Liaise with 3rd party customers, logistics providers, providing direction and support as required
- Revise and approve Quality SOPs for the Canada Rx business
- Perform duties of a Training Coordinator and Documentation Administrator per local procedures
- Manage, support and trend training, as required per local procedures as the Training Administrator,
- Perform documentation archiving per local procedures
- Support regulatory or 3rd party audits with document preparation, control room support Manage and support the documentation repository, as required per local procedures, as the Documentation Administrator
- Coordinate and support changes impacting products/processes for the Canadian Rx market, including product launches,
- Manage product quality complaints originating from Canadian market; review investigation reports from investigating sites; liaise with Drug Safety and Customer Service for complaints processing, trend and analyze complaints data, report conclusions and required actions,
- Retrieve, review, and summarize Periodic Product Reviews supporting Canada imported / distributed products; escalate product performance trends,
- Retrieve, review, and summarize Annual Stability Reports supporting Canada imported / distributed products; escalate out of trend and specifications results,
- Negotiate, review and approve Quality Agreements with supply sites
- Maintain product specifications in line with registration details for Canada marketed products
- Initiate deviation records and coordinate / conduct investigations identifying root cause and CAPA
- Participate in improvement projects for Quality systems and other special projects and initiatives
- Perform Self Inspection audits
- Bachelor of Science or Engineering degree or equivalent
- Minimum 3 years pharmaceutical industry experience (within Quality Assurance or Regulatory Affairs)
- Strong knowledge of QA systems, processes and related regulatory requirements (cGMPs)
- Demonstrated risk-based decision-making skills
- Demonstrated proficiency in computer systems
- Strong understanding of the regulatory framework within Canada pertaining to Drug Products and Medical Devices
- Demonstrated results in a cross functional environment
- Excellent organizational and communication skills (verbal and written)
- Demonstrated ability to prioritize work, adapt to change, meet objectives / deadlines.
- Experience with software solutions for managing business operations for QA/GMP environments (e.g. SAP, VQMS, etc)
- Understanding of manufacturing and packaging processes, as well as supply chain, is an asset
- Ability to analyze data, trend, and determine corrective actions.
Are you excited by an opportunity to get your foot in the door of great, global, pharmaceutical company? Do you have a passion for working in the Canadian Rx Commercial business? This may be the right job for you!
* This is a 12-month contract position
** Only candidates currently living in Canada, with the legal right to work here, will be considered
JOB PURPOSE
This role is responsible for managing quality assurance activities supporting the Canadian Rx Commercial business (Importation/ Distribution).
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
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