Regulatory Affairs Officer - CASABLANCA
Medical professions - Secteur Medical Equipment / Drugstore
- Junior (1 to 3 years)
- 1 job(s) in Casablanca and region - Morocco
- Master or PhD Minimum - Master
Search for new things / novelty Need for objectivity Emotional distance Rationalism Need for reflection
- Permanent contract
- Teleworking : No
Company :
Partnering with major global health players, Claes Medical Service has been a leader in the distribution of medical, laboratory equipment, and consumables in Morocco for over twenty years.
Sahmed, our subsidiary, distributes medical consumables, particularly in urology, to meet the health sector's needs for quality and availability.
Our two companies provide our clients with a professional and expert sales team to meet the varied needs of our partners: Ministry of Health (university hospitals, provincial hospitals, specialized centers, etc.), Medical Equipment Directorate, CNSS polyclinics, military hospitals, clinics, and private practices.
Job :
Your mission: ensure the regulatory compliance of our products (monitoring, files, labeling, exchanges with authorities, etc.)
Required profile :
- Higher scientific education (pharmacy, biology, chemistry, engineering, or equivalent)
- Experience in regulatory affairs
- Good knowledge of regulations applicable to the sector concerned
- Mastery of registration and compliance procedures
- Good level of French
- Rigor, sense of organization, and analytical mind
- Good interpersonal skills and ability to work in a team
Head office address :
- - Casablanca
Desired personality traits :
Search for new things / novelty Need for objectivity Emotional distance Rationalism Need for reflection
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