Senior Regulatory Affairs Associate - Pediatrics - Hematology & Oncology - Cell Therapy
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, TX
Job posting number: #7071926 (Ref:5225-en_US)
Posted: November 6, 2020
Application Deadline: Open Until Filled
Job Description
This part-time (10 hrs/week) Senior Regulatory Affairs Associate will assist with the submission of protocols and IND submissions to the FDA and relevant institutional review boards. Will support the Pediatric Cell and Gene Therapy section in the submission of pediatric brain tumor research proposals. The Senior Regulatory Affairs Associate will be working with the regulatory team that supports and submits all protocols for approvals through the IRB and FDA. This is part of our Clinical Research Office.
Protocol and FDA Submissions
- Preparation of the 1571
- Preparation of the Table of Contents and related section cover pages
- Preparation of the 3674 - this may also require entry into clinicaltrials.gov
- Preparation of the Environmental Exclusion memo
- Preparation of the 1572s and collation of the related CV/biosketches - collection of CV/biosketches
- Create/Obtain all components of the 10 point IND as specified in 5.1 of the SOP. Of note the CGTMP will actually be a PBTC based monitoring plan
- Review the protocol, draft consent form, P/T, CMC, and Introductory Statement/General Inv Plan for consistency
- Work with the PIs to modify/obtain the correct documents for the submission
- After finalizing the submission it must be combined into a single pdf which is then hyperlinked for submission to the FDA
- Submission of protocol documents to IRB and communicating with IRB and PIs related to submissions and approvals
- Bachelor's degree.
- Four years of relevant experience.
- Previous experience with cancer protocols and cell and gene therapy studies is preferred.
Baylor College of Medicine is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Equal Access Employer.
5225
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