Australia: Regulatory Affairs Associate/Compliance Officer Little Green Pharma Perth CBD, Inner & Western Suburbs Healthcare & Medical Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices

The Company

Little Green Pharma is a first mover and market leader in Australian-grown, cultivated and manufactured medicinal cannabis. We are a responsive organisation with a proven ability to quickly adapt, succeed and differentiate in a rapidly expanding global market.  We are driven by a strong belief that everybody deserves good health, and our goal is to provide targeted and natural therapeutic solutions that transform the lives of patients globally.

We are in an exciting phase of expansion with newly licensed and commissioned cultivation and production facilities, and an exciting road map of new innovative products and reach into global markets.

The Opportunity

Located in Perth, this is a full-time permanent opportunity for an individual looking to join a dynamic company and to assist us in complying with our regulatory obligations. The role will suit candidates who are looking to expand on existing skills and experience in regulatory affairs, compliance and quality.

The Associate will work closely with the Regulatory Affairs Manager and General Counsel, and across the business supporting the Commercial, Operations, and Quality departments.

The Role

• Support Regulatory Affairs Manager to ensure business operates in compliance with regulatory requirements
• Maintain compliance with the legislated requirements of federal and state regulatory authorities: Office of Drug Control, WA Department of Health and Therapeutic Goods Administration
• Build professional and productive relationships with regulators to facilitate business operations
• Manage licenses, permits and associated reporting requirements
• Maintain compliance with pharmacovigilance requirements of Australian and European regulatory authorities
• Manage pharmacovigilance data collection and reporting activities
• Maintain relevant regulatory systems and databases
• Assist in developing and maintaining standard operating procedures for regulatory activities

About you 

• Tertiary qualification in pharmacy or life sciences discipline
• At least 2 years’ experience in a regulatory affairs/quality role
• Proficiency in MS office, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• High attention to detail and ability to multi-task
• Extremely organised, diligent and achievement focused
• Good decision-making skills
• Ability to analytically solve problems
• Project and resource management skills
• Ability to prioritise time and manage multiple deadlines
• Capacity to work autonomously to achieve required outcomes

To enjoy working at Little Green Pharma you will be: 

• Flexible, adaptable and determined
• Committed to our vision to transform the lives of patients globally
• Thorough with excellent attention to detail
• Committed to continuous learning and improvement

Please apply by hitting the Apply Button, uploading your resume, and providing a cover letter which outlines your relevant experience, remuneration expectations and availability.

Applications will be treated in the strictest confidence.