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CSCSL Behring

Manager, Regulatory Clinical Trial Authorization (CTA)(m/w/x)

Glattbrugg
Full-timeOn-siteSenior

Translating global CTA strategies into study-level regulatory approaches for biotherapeutics. Minimum 5 years managing Clinical Trial Authorizations required. Well-being support.

Requirements

  • Degree (BSc/MSc) or equivalent in life science, pharmacy, or health/medical field
  • Minimum 5 years managing Clinical Trial Authorizations
  • Strong experience with CTA requirements and processes, including EU CTR
  • Experience working with or overseeing external vendors/CROs
  • Extensive knowledge of ICH guidelines/GCP and current medical/scientific/regulatory knowledge incl. inspection expectation
  • Demonstrated problem-solving and judgment in regulatory matters
  • Strong regulatory judgment within defined strategic frameworks
  • Structured, risk-based oversight mindset
  • Ability to manage complexity and priorities in a matrix environment
  • Clear communication and issue escalation skills
  • Quality and compliance-focused approach
  • Customer service focus
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills in English
  • Maintains computer literacy in appropriate software

Tasks

  • Translate global CTA strategies into study-level regulatory approaches
  • Align regulatory approaches with development priorities and requirements
  • Provide CTA guidance to external service providers and Study Teams
  • Support early risk-based CTA planning for critical studies
  • Identify country approach, sequencing, and regulatory sensitivities
  • Ensure consistent application of regulatory intelligence
  • Act as internal CTA interface for assigned clinical studies
  • Provide cross-functional coordination and governance oversight
  • Serve as primary oversight contact for external partners
  • Execute risk-based oversight activities
  • Monitor vendor performance against KPIs, timelines, and quality
  • Contribute to joint improvement initiatives with partners
  • Ensure compliance with GCP requirements and internal procedures
  • Prepare for Health Authority inspections and audits
  • Participate as internal CTA representative in inspections
  • Escalate compliance risks and propose mitigation actions
  • Adhere to CTA processes and working practices
  • Identify and address process inefficiencies and quality issues
  • Drive improvement actions for CTA delivery and oversight
  • Implement approved process changes, tools, and templates
  • Contribute to CTA metrics, dashboards, and reporting

Work Experience

  • 5 years

Education

  • Bachelor's degree

Languages

  • EnglishBusiness Fluent

Benefits

Mental Health Support

  • Well-being support
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