Manager Research Regulatory Affairs
Sarah Cannon Research Institute
Summary
As the Manager of Research Regulatory Affairs you will oversee all aspects of the regulatory operations for Sarah Cannon Research Institute (SCRI) and manage the Regulatory Department.
Job description
You will be responsible for developing and implementing short- and long-term strategies for the regulatory compliance for the site Clinical Operations.
You will ensure SCRI adheres to and maintains Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulatory compliance as well as oversees any regulatory audit.
You will work closely with the department directors and/or primary investigators, industry sponsors and other outsides entities.
- Manage, direct, plan and schedule activities and programs for the regulatory department
- Establish and enforce procedures that assure all trial teams and sites are fully compliant with all applicable laws, regulations, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and other applicable guidelines
- Develop and implement regulatory policies and procedures for the sites and the site Clinical Operations team; including managing and planning regulatory affairs compliance for industry sponsors and/or sites
- Manage the regulatory affairs between the organization for multiple clinical trials according to FDA and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines; for individual sites, studies, sponsors and/or other networks
- Manage the relationships between industry partners and the FDA regarding regulatory compliance for the organization and managing regulatory audits of studies by sponsor/industry and governmental auditors
- Resolve key regulatory issues with Pharmaceutical Industry Partners and Government Agencies
- Develop and implement an approved archiving system for study specific regulatory documentation and correspondence
- Apprise management of important regulatory issues and obtains guidance when necessary
- Attend network meetings, conference calls and monthly staff meetings as appropriate
- Visit strategic sites and provides training and mentoring as needed
- Provide proactive and creative recommendations on how to meet goals and handle identified deviations
- Responsible for objective setting, performance management, education and training of the regulatory staff, including developing Lead Regulatory Affairs Specialists
- Responsible for implementing, managing, and refining departmental processes, and coordinating with clinical personnel around the conduct of research and client service issues
- Initiate improvements, tools and forms to enhance the efficiency and the quality of the work performed on assigned projects
Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree
- Knowledge of scientific and clinical research terminology
- Knowledge of FDA and GCP guidelines
- Knowledge of organizational policies, procedures, and systems
- At least three years of experience in regulatory affairs
- At least one year of experience in a supervisory role
Benefits
- Comprehensive benefits
- Physical well-being support
- Mental well-being support
- Financial well-being support
- Annual bonus
- Long-term incentive opportunities
Company overview
Sarah Cannon Research Institute (SCRI) is a premier oncology research organization and global leader in community-based clinical trials. Founded in 2004 through a joint venture between Tennessee Oncology and Hospital Corporation of America, SCRI has established itself as one of the world's leading cancer research institutions. With headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee, the institute operates across more than 200 locations in over 20 U.S. states and the United Kingdom, bringing together more than 1,300 research physicians. SCRI specializes in conducting first-in-human clinical trials, having completed over 850 such studies since its inception, and has contributed significantly to the development of approximately 10 FDA-approved cancer therapies since 1999. The organization focuses primarily on oncology research while also expanding into cardiology, gastroenterology, and other therapeutic areas. SCRI's unique community-based model enables patients to access cutting-edge clinical trials close to home, bridging the gap between academic research centers and local healthcare providers. The institute employs 501-1,000 professionals and maintains strategic partnerships with pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies to advance cancer treatment innovations.