The Director, US Advertising and Promotion serves as the U.S. promotional regulatory lead for assigned products and is accountable for the review, approval, and strategic oversight of promotional materials. The Director ensures compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and FDA guidance while providing independent, expert regulatory counsel to cross-functional stakeholders. Operating with a high degree of autonomy, the role enables compliant and effective promotional strategies that support business objectives. The Director leads and represents Regulatory Affairs on Promotional Review Committees and serves as the primary regulatory liaison to FDA promotional review divisions, including OPDP and APLB. The role manages correspondence, responds to complex regulatory inquiries, and oversees submissions for advisory comment. It develops regulatory strategies for complex promotional concepts and leads strategic evaluation and positioning of proposed product claims for assets in development, including oversight of Important Safety Information and Brief Summary documents as appropriate. The role drives the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of advertising and promotion processes, standards, and standard operating procedures. It assesses evolving regulatory trends, guidance, and enforcement activities; participates in labeling and global regulatory discussions; leads regulatory strategy communications, including responses to FDA action letters; and oversees enterprise-wide training on promotional regulatory requirements. As a strategic leader and subject matter expert in U.S. promotional regulations, the Director collaborates with Marketing, Legal, Medical Affairs, Quality, and other stakeholders. The role partners with Quality on internal audits and CAPAs and provides coaching and informal mentorship to team members, including onboarding support for new hires.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director