Regulatory Affairs in Life Sciences

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Even if your business has created a new medicine along with the clinical trials that prove it will benefit a broad population, it still has to flex its efficacy and safety muscles to the Australian regulation agency, the TGA, and get its approval. This is the main responsibility of the Regulatory Affairs team. Ensuring the medicine has optimum efficacy and safety for use in Australia is no mean feat. The Regulatory Affairs department collaborates with the TGA (and other bodies) to ensure all new information and data about the medicine is given to them, so that in turn it can be made available to the doctors and patients. They bridge the gap between the company and the necessary government organisations.

To find the ideal Regulatory Affairs role, you need to demonstrate an understanding of both legal and scientific matters, have analytical ability, a strong attention to detail, negotiation and communication skills, just to name a few.

Roles we focus on within regulatory affairs include:

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