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Associate Director Regulatory Affairs, Oncology

GSK plc
10-12 years
INR 30 LPA – 50 LPA
Remote
1 June 18, 2026
Job Description
Job Type: Full Time Education: B.Sc/M.Sc/M.Pharma/B.Pharma/Life Sciences Skills: CPC Certified, CPT, Data Analysis, Document Management, Life Science, Regulatory Compliance, Waterfall Model, GCP guidelines, HCPCS Level II, ICD-10-CM

Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs – Oncology

Employment Type: Full Time
Work Model: Hybrid (Remote & On-site)


Job Overview

The Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs – Oncology is responsible for developing and executing global and regional regulatory strategies for assigned oncology assets throughout the product development lifecycle. The role ensures that development programs meet regulatory requirements, support commercial objectives, and achieve optimal product labeling while maintaining compliance with global and regional regulations.

This position works closely with Global Regulatory Leads (GRLs), cross-functional development teams, commercial stakeholders, and health authorities to drive successful regulatory submissions, approvals, and lifecycle management activities.


Key Responsibilities

Regulatory Strategy Development

  • Develop proactive regional and global regulatory strategies for assigned oncology products.

  • Ensure regulatory plans align with:

    • Medicines Development Strategy

    • Integrated Asset Plans

    • Target Product Profile

    • Commercial Objectives

  • Support development programs across all stages of the product lifecycle.

  • Assess regulatory risks and develop mitigation strategies.

Regulatory Submission & Approval Management

  • Lead regional regulatory submissions and approval activities.

  • Ensure timely preparation and execution of regulatory filings.

  • Coordinate submission strategies across multiple regions.

  • Drive successful approval outcomes in accordance with development timelines.

  • Support post-approval regulatory activities and lifecycle management.

Health Authority Interactions

  • Lead interactions with regional and local regulatory agencies.

  • Represent the organization during regulatory meetings and discussions.

  • Prepare regulatory briefing documents and agency responses.

  • Manage agency queries and negotiate regulatory requirements when necessary.

  • Build effective relationships with regulatory authorities.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

  • Collaborate closely with:

    • Global Regulatory Teams

    • Clinical Development Teams

    • Medical Affairs

    • Commercial Teams

    • Safety Teams

    • CMC Teams

  • Ensure alignment between global and regional regulatory strategies.

  • Facilitate matrix team discussions and decision-making.

Oncology Regulatory Leadership

  • Provide regulatory expertise for:

    • Solid Tumor Programs

    • Hematology Programs

    • Oncology Clinical Development

  • Support regulatory strategy for innovative oncology products.

  • Evaluate regulatory implications of clinical and scientific developments.

Regulatory Intelligence & Competitive Analysis

  • Monitor:

    • Regulatory precedents

    • Emerging regulations

    • Competitor activities

    • Industry trends

  • Assess impact of regulatory intelligence on development programs.

  • Recommend strategic actions based on evolving regulatory landscapes.

Compliance & Governance

  • Ensure compliance with:

    • Global Regulatory Requirements

    • Regional Regulations

    • Internal Policies and Procedures

    • Good Clinical Practice (GCP)

  • Maintain inspection readiness and support audits as required.

  • Ensure regulatory activities are conducted according to quality standards.

Strategic Leadership

  • Influence regulatory decision-making across multiple stakeholders.

  • Support long-term regulatory planning and execution.

  • Drive continuous improvement in regulatory processes.

  • Build strong internal networks to facilitate project success.


Qualifications

Education

  • Bachelor's Degree in:

    • Pharmacy

    • Life Sciences

    • Biotechnology

    • Medicine

    • Related Scientific Discipline

Preferred Qualifications

  • PhD

  • MD

  • PharmD

  • Advanced Scientific Degree


Experience (Minimum Required)

  • Significant experience in Regulatory Affairs within the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry.

  • Experience across multiple phases of drug development.

  • Experience leading:

    • Regional Development Programs

    • Regulatory Submissions

    • Product Approvals

    • Health Authority Interactions

Preferred Experience

  • Minimum 2 years of Oncology Regulatory Affairs experience.

  • Experience in:

    • Hematology

    • Solid Tumor Oncology

  • Experience supporting global development programs.

  • Experience managing complex regulatory strategies across multiple regions.