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Parexel is seeking a Senior Risk and Compliance Lead (Root Cause Analysis)to join our team! Candidates can be based anywhere in Brazil, Mexico or Argentina!
Job Summary
The Senior Risk and Compliance Lead (Root Cause Analysis) will be accountable to train Sr / Issue Leads on the investigation/root cause analysis, corrective/preventive action (CAPA) plan development and effectiveness checks for assigned QualityEvents(QEs).Thisindividualwillalsosupport,asnecessary, the implementation of assigned plan components and tracking of actions and effectiveness checks to completion.
Job Responsibilities
This individual willberesponsible to:
Lead the investigation/root cause analysis, corrective/preventiveaction(CAPA)plandevelopmentfor assigned cases
Supportimplementationofassignedplancomponentsand tracking of actions to completion as necessary
EnsuredocumentationofrootcauseanalysisandCAPA plan are accurate, complete and inspection ready
RootCauseAnalysis/DueDiligence
This individual will also be required to apply a root cause methodology and/or due diligence approach to the case. This individual may either lead QE cases from start to finish or be broughtinconductjusttheRCAportionoftheinvestigationfor systemicissues,processrelatedissueorbusinesscriticalcases.
Training
ThisindividualwillalsoberequiredtotrainnewInvestigationCase Leads in the Root Cause Analysis Methodology and provide mentoring to new Investigation Case Leads while they obtain RCA Certification.
TheRCASpecialistwillalsobeasubjectmatterexpertin the sponsor's methodologyandwillbearesourceto caseleadstoimplementPHPintheinvestigationprocessandhelp teams error proof the process in question.
CAPAPlanDevelopmentandManagement
Based on identified root causes, the individual will guide the SQE teaminidentifyingappropriatecorrectiveandpreventiveactions and conducting effectiveness checks on implemented actions to ensure they are working as expected.
Leverage process improvement best practice techniques (i.e., Six Sigma,Lean,etc.);analyzeandoptimizecurrentbusinessprocesses and develop and implement new business processes.
Thisindividualwillholdaccountabilityforongoingmonitoringof CAPAcompletionandtrackingofeffectivenessforimplemented mitigation actions to ensure they are working as expected—for quality events, inspections and audits
EnsureimplementationofQE/audit/inspectionCAPAsand remediation plans
Trackeffectivenesschecksandreportontrends.
Qualifications
BS – 10+ years or equivalent
MS/MBA–9+yearsorequivalent
PreviousExperience:
Minimum of 5 years of pharmaceutical experience with solidexperienceindatamanagement,operationalaspects, GCP Quality, GxP Quality, and/or regulatory
Regulatoryinspectionexperience
Processandsystemmanagementexperience
Detailedknowledgeofclinicaltrialprocessesand relationships required
KnowledgeofGCPrequirementsandapplicableSOPsand regulations
Project management, administrative, and technical capabilitiesarerequired,aswellaseffectiveverbaland writtencommunicationskills
Strongbackgroundincontinuousimprovement methodology (i.e., Lean Six Sigma) preferred
Previous Experience in conducting Root Cause Analysis, Error Proofing/Mistake Proofing andhelpanalyzetrendsindata to identify potential investigations to address systemic process issues or program/protocol level issues.
ThisrolewillinvolveworkingwithVendorQualityand Clinical Quality colleagues.
WorkwithVendorQualityandClinicalQualitygroupsto assist in developing investigation strategies related to vendor issues and program level quality issues.
Experienceinleadingprocessimprovementeffortsfrom inception to execution
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