Regulatory Start Up Associate II
Novotech · Czechia
As a Regulatory Start-Up Associate (RSA), you will be responsible for the planning, preparation and review of country- and site-level ethics and regulatory authority submissions during the start-up phase of clinical trials and, where applicable, throughout study maintenance and close-out.
You will ensure that all submissions comply with ICH-GCP guidelines and local regulatory requirements, supporting timely trial approvals and successful study start-up.
The RSA/RSL should have an action-oriented and proactive mindset, with the ability to identify challenges, find solutions and keep start-up activities moving forward. Strong stakeholder management skills are essential, with the ability to balance ethical, cultural and organisational needs.
Key Responsibilities
Provide expertise and guidance to RSMs/PMs on country-specific regulations, requirements and practices.
Stay up to date with changes in clinical trial regulations, guidelines and approval processes.
Work in line with the Regulatory Start-Up Plan, applicable SOPs and ICH-GCP requirements.
Provide country- and site-level information on submission requirements, deadlines and approval timelines.
Prepare and submit Central EC/IRB, Local EC/Governance, Regulatory Authority and other required submissions.
Ensure submission packages are complete, accurate and compliant with local requirements.
Manage regulatory authority and ethics committee questions, comments and requests for information, ensuring timely responses.
Support ongoing amendments, notifications, safety reports and other regulatory submissions as required.
Perform country- and site-level Informed Consent Form (ICF) customisation, including translation coordination and review.
Support site activation activities, including essential document collection, review and submission.
Support Clinical Contracts Specialists with country and site budgets and CTA negotiations.
Review and approve clinical trial packaging and labelling for local compliance.
Prepare and manage import/export licence applications and customs clearance where required.
Register clinical trials on applicable official registries and maintain registrations as required.
Maintain accurate and up-to-date regulatory and study information in clinical trial management systems.
Ensure regulatory and ethics documentation is complete and accurately filed in the TMF.
Proactively escalate issues that may impact project timelines and provide appropriate mitigation plans.
Maintain professional communication with clients, investigators, sites and internal stakeholders.
Undertake additional responsibilities as assigned by the Line Manager.
About You
1–3 years of Regulatory Start-Up experience within the clinical research industry, or equivalent experience in another clinical research role.
Degree in Clinical, Pharmacy, Life Sciences or a related field.
Able to work independently with general supervision.
Strong organisational and time-management skills, with excellent attention to detail.
Able to manage multiple priorities and deliver high-quality work within agreed timelines.
Proactive and solution-oriented approach to regulatory and start-up challenges.
Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
Ability to work effectively within a global, multicultural and collaborative environment.
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