Sr. Director, Global Regulatory Affairs Labeling

Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical

2d•Remote

About The Position

As a leader within Ultragenyx, the Sr. Director, Global Regulatory Affairs Labeling, will leverage broad knowledge and expertise to lead the function within Global Regulatory Affairs. In this position, the individual will be responsible for developing and executing the overall labeling strategy for products in development through commercialization and leading the labeling operations function. S/he will oversee and/or manage the development, review and approval of all labeling components (company core data sheets (CCDS), prescribing information, final package inserts, labels, packaging & artwork) including drafting the labeling text to support marketing applications. The individual must possess a thorough knowledge of global regulations for labeling and strong communication, collaboration and project management skills. The Sr. Director, Global Regulatory Affairs Labeling will manage, mentor and develop a team of Global Regulatory Labeling Strategy Leads and Global Labeling Operations Leads.

Requirements

BSc Degree preferred and advanced scientific degree (MSc, PhD, or PharmD) a plus.
A minimum of 12 years’ experience in the biotechnology or pharmaceutical industry with extensive global labeling experience.
Significant pharmaceutical background with focus on regulatory and/or both development and post-marketing phases in the US and EU.
Strong understanding of global labeling processes, and implications across the organization.
Ability to use precedent and previous experience to develop innovative/flexible approaches to achieve commercial goals.
Crisp decision making following appropriate consultation, even in times of ambiguity.
Strong writing skills, able to process scientific data and effectively summarize into the appropriate detail for labeling content.
Strong oral and written communication skills, negotiation skills, integrity and adaptability
Demonstrate leadership skills, ability to inspire colleagues and influence in a matrixed organization.
Ability to work towards solutions with a collaborative mindset.
Excellent teamwork and interpersonal skills, both internally and externally.
Strategic thinker, open-minded and flexible in adopting new and creative ideas.
Willingness to work in a dynamic and changing corporate environment.

Nice To Haves

Rare disease experience is desirable.

Responsibilities

Lead the Global Labeling function for Ultragenyx and serve as an internal expert on health agency regulations and guidelines.
Accountable for oversight of the labeling process at Ultragenyx for all programs in development through commercialization.
Provide strategic and operational leadership in accordance with business goals and objectives, regulations, and guidelines.
Guide, develop and author draft labeling text (e.g., USPI, PPI, MedGuide, EU SmPC, EU PIL) to support marketing applications and labeling updates of approved package inserts to support product lifecycle management.
Ensure labeling strategy is aligned with overall regulatory and program strategy by working closely with the regulatory head, strategy lead and development and project teams.
Confirm labeling is compliant with US and EU regulatory requirements.
Develop and maintain CCDS.
Provides strategic regulatory guidance and expert advice on current labeling requirements, templates, tools and Health Authority-issued guidance across the portfolios globally.
Chairs the process to obtain labeling approval by Senior Management providing leadership to foster cross-functional collaboration and drive alignment of the labeling strategy and labeling content at all levels.
Ability to lead, manage, motivate, mentor and develop a diverse team of Global Labeling Strategy Leads accountable for developing and reviewing and finalizing labeling across all development programs through commercialization.
Ability to lead, manage, motivate and develop Global Labeling Operations Leads accountable for overseeing packaging and artwork strategies across all commercial product lifecycles.