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Grifols

Director, Regulatory Affairs, Canada

Grifols

. Assist with all aspects of regulatory compliance, communications, submissions and licenses .

Posted 9/18/2026full-timeToronto • CanadaLeadWebsite

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Demonstrates extensive regulatory compliance expertise in the pharma and blood industry, with a strong focus on managing submissions, licenses, and communications with health authorities. Proven leadership in developing regulatory strategies and ensuring adherence to national and international regulations.

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Regulatory ComplianceRegulatory Affairs ManagementHealth Authority CommunicationGMP LicensingRegulatory Strategy Development

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Hard Skills
Regulatory Document CompilationChange Control AssessmentRegulatory SubmissionsQuality Compliance MonitoringAnalytical Problem-Solving
Soft Skills
Effective CommunicationNegotiation SkillsTeam Leadership
Tools & Technologies
Computer Proficiency
Industry Keywords
Pharma IndustryBlood IndustryPPTACanadian Health AuthoritiesFDAGMPPlasmapheresis Centers

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Assist with all aspects of regulatory compliance, communications, submissions and licenses
  • Represent Canada Regulatory Affairs for Plasma Operations with agencies and associations, including PPTA
  • Serve as Authorized Official for Canadian Health Authorities and FDA
  • Ensure processes comply with applicable national and international regulations, guidelines and legislation
  • Direct the Canadian Regulatory Affairs for Plasma Operations Department
  • Compile and submit regulatory documents for source plasma collection
  • Communicate and coordinate with local and international Health Authorities
  • Negotiate to secure prompt regulatory approvals
  • Prepare and/or review responses to Health Authorities letters
  • Complete, maintain and renew site, foreign site GMP, and medical laboratory licenses
  • Prepare annual report changes and donor suitability document lists for BRDD submission
  • Review product labels and assess Change Controls
  • Maintain registration status and steer filings through approval
  • Maintain regulatory product compliance and quality requirements
  • Monitor regulatory and manufacturing changes and ensure appropriate actions are taken
  • Support client and Health Authority inspections
  • Develop and lead compliant regulatory strategies supporting business objectives, including establishing or acquiring plasmapheresis centers
  • Assure training and professional development of staff; provide regulatory training and advice internally
  • Report to the VP, Quality for Plasma Self-sufficiency Projects and supervise the Regulatory Affairs Manager

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Post-secondary education in Management, Pharmacy, Manufacturing or related fields
  • At least 10 years of technical experience and/or regulatory experience in pharma or blood industry
  • 5 or more years of supervisory and/or managerial experience
  • Sound medical and scientific understanding of applicable national and international regulations and standards
  • Proven ability to communicate and present effectively in English
  • Proficient in using and handling computers and related peripherals
  • Demonstrated analytical/problem-solving abilities

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • International team working to improve healthcare
  • Professional development and training opportunities for staff