Vice President, Global Quality - Cork, Ireland - McKesson
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The Role: McKesson Global Procurement and Sourcing is seeking a Vice President of Global Quality & Regulatory Operations to lead all activities associated with Quality and Regulatory management for McKesson's private label generics business, which includes North Star, SKY Packaging, Aisling, Health Mart OTC, and Sun Mark OTC brands.
This role is responsible for designing and implementing the overall regulatory strategy, quality assurance program, and Quality Management System (QMS) and ensuring internal adherence to related regulations and guidelines. The leader will be the main interface to global regulators and quality and regulatory compliance leadership throughout McKesson. He/she is expected to help evolve a risk-based sourcing strategy to meet all regulatory needs while ensuring the highest level of product quality sourcing.
Key Responsibilities
1. Drive the generics private label quality and regulatory strategy while partnering with the enterprise quality management team and other key quality and regulatory stakeholders.
2. Collaborate closely with senior leaders to evolve the private label value proposition to enhance value for customers and patients through the leveraging of compliant quality and regulatory strategies.
3. Ensure that the business's SOPs, work instructions, job descriptions, and training documentation are current, relevant, and appropriately maintained.
4. Accountable for developing and executing the regulatory strategy, and for managing interactions with the U.S. FDA regulatory authorities with respect to all regulated products including prescription and OTC products.
5. Continuously improve the quality and regulatory systems and processes that govern the operations including but not limited to quality control systems, audit and risk identification systems, regulatory monitoring, etc.
6. Demonstrate knowledge of requirements and processes to compliantly maintain products on the market, including reporting and surveillance responsibilities.
7. Adept at assessing project risks, and where appropriate, recommend contingency plans and strategies to mitigate risks.
8. Knowledge of applicable domestic and international laws, regulations, and guidance that affect prescription drug and OTC products.
9. Cultivate an engaged culture that inspires and motivates the organization to deliver exceptional results while advancing key talent within the organization.
10. Drive a culture of continuous improvement while fostering talent development and learning by proactively coaching and assisting the team, providing relevant education and training sessions, and developing and sharing interpretations of FDA guidance and other pertinent regulatory issues.
Minimum Qualifications:
10+ years of leadership and commercialization experience, including sales and operations.
10+ years of experience with generic pharmaceutical manufacturer environments.
Education: A bachelor's degree in business or a related field is required; an advanced degree is preferred.
Physical Requirements: General office demands. Must have the ability to travel globally up to 50% of the time.
Our Base Pay Range for this position: €124,500 - €207,500
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