Regulatory Affairs Manager Global Medical Device/IVD company- Oxford
- Employer
- Oxford MediStress
- Location
- Oxford, Oxfordshire (GB)
- Salary
- Competitive
- Start date
- 30 Sep 2021
- Closing date
- 30 Oct 2021
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- Discipline
- Regulatory Affairs
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Experience Level
- Management
Job Details
Oxford MediStress is developing a patented in vitro diagnostics test that measures immune status through a simple, rapid pinprick blood test. Working closely with its sister company, Seroxo, the team is developing clinical applications in areas ranging from COVID to sepsis to cancer to stress measurement.
In order to strengthen our team, we are looking for an experienced professional to join us as the Regulatory Affairs Manager.
Responsibilities:
· Responsible for meeting the regulatory requirements for the approval of in vitro diagnostic products and medical devices during the whole product development process
· Ensuring the compliance of the technical documentation of the products according to the regulatory requirements for IVDs and medical devices
· Leadership in establishing a company-wide Quality System to meet relevant ISO standards
· Monitoring all products for any risk potential
· Support of international registration submissions and in the preparation and execution of audits
· Interdisciplinary cooperation with Product Managers through the entire lifecycle in regulatory terms
· Communication of new regulatory approval requirements to R&D as well as Product Managers and support of implementation
· Monitoring of any product-related regulatory content, information and release effects
· Performing conformity assessment for the products and taking part in the preparation of the declaration of conformity
· Support and consulting for R&D and Product Managers in the interpretation of regulatory requirements
· Experience of writing and reviewing regulatory documents, including ability to interpret and accurately summarise complex scientific data for inclusion in regulatory packages
· Experience of interacting directly with regulatory agencies, in particular the MHRA
· Inputting into the design of studies to meet regulatory requirements
· Interaction with sister company, Seroxo
Requirements:
· BSc or MSc in Life Science studies, or corresponding industry experience
· 3-4 years of experience in RA (International products/markets) in IVD/Medical Device/Technology field
· Knowledge of IVDR, MDR and UK regulatory requirements
· Knowledge of US FDA requirements a benefit
· Product classification; Definition of applicable standards; Conformity assessment procedures
· MS-Office knowledge essential
· Excellent skills in written and spoken English essential
What is in for you:
· Competitive remuneration and benefits package
· Opportunity to work and grow with dynamic Oxford spin-out
Please note we can only accept applications from candidates who are able to work in the United Kingdom without visa sponsorship.
To apply, send covering letter and CV to: admin@oxford-medistress.com
Keywords: in vitro diagnostics, medical devices, regulatory affairs, RA, global projects, submissions, regulations, management, IVDR, MDR, MDD.
Company
Oxford MediStress, a spin out company from the University of Oxford, is commercialising a novel in vitro blood test device which provides the first objective, quantitative, point-of-care measurement of stress. While the focus of the company is developing the Leukocyte CopingCapacity™ (LCC) stress test as a first-of-its kind product for use in a variety of settings including sports, occupational health and pharmacies/GP’s clinics, we can also provide a tailor-made service, and can arrange for one of our team to monitor stress in corporate executives, professional athletes, gym-goers, animals and in clinical trials. There are a host of mediators (over 250) released in response to stress. Measuring a single mediator can be useful, but it does not tell the whole story. The ideal stress indicator would be the sum of these mediators. Our test monitors the multi-faceted effects of stress using the cells as bio-indicators. The body’s leukocytes (white cells) circulate throughout the body picking up and responding to all of the signals of stress. When cells are stressed they behave differently; our test can pick up on these subtle changes in reactivity, informing us on how well the body is coping with both physiological and psychological stressors.
- Website
- https://www.oxford-medistress.com/
- Location
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Prama House
267 Banbury Road
Oxford
OX2 7HT
GB
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