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QA Manager (MAH)

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  • Accurate and in-depth understanding of regulations governing the application, approval, and maintenance of ethical pharmaceuticals, OTC products, and regenerative medical products in Japan.
  • Practical experience reviewing QA-related submission documents, evaluating change controls, managing batch release of commercial products, overseeing QMS and SOPs, conducting vendor audits, and handling market complaints.
  • Working knowledge of regulatory requirements for maintaining Type I, Type II, or regenerative medical product Marketing Business Licenses.
  • Demonstrated responsibility for GQP (Good Quality Practice) activities, including review of manufacturing documentation, deviation management, change control, and CAPA, in compliance with Japanese regulations.

Requirements

  • Strong scientific background with the ability to prepare pharmaceutical documentation for submission to Japanese regulatory authorities (PMDA and MHLW).
  • Proficiency in reviewing English-language documents and correspondence from global clients and providing timely, accurate written responses in English.
  • Ability to clearly communicate and explain Japanese regulatory requirements to overseas clients and stakeholders.
  • Experience preparing meeting materials using presentation tools (e.g., PowerPoint) and delivering presentations in English.
  • Hands-on experience conducting GMP audits of manufacturing sites.
  • Experience supporting GMP inspections conducted by PMDA or other regulatory authorities in Japan; prior experience with PMDA-led inspections is preferred.
  • Minimum of three years’ experience as a Quality Assurance Manager or Quality Control Manager supporting Type I, Type II, or regenerative medical products under a Marketing Business License; experience in a pharmaceutical company or CRO is preferred.


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