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Associate Director, GCP Quality
About this role
Are you passionate about driving GCP compliance and quality excellence across global clinical development programs? If so, now is your chance to join Ascendis Pharma as our new Associate Director, GCP Quality. Ascendis Pharma is a global biopharmaceutical company committed to making a meaningful difference in patients’ lives. Guided by our core values of Patients, Science, and Passion, we are applying our innovative TransCon® technology platform to fulfill our mission of developing new therapies that demonstrate best-in-class potential to address unmet medical needs.
At our headquarters in Hellerup, Denmark, research facilities in Heidelberg, Germany, and additional offices across Europe and the United States, we are advancing programs in our Endocrinology Rare Disease and Oncology portfolios. We also collaborate with partners on the development of TransCon-based products in other therapeutic areas and markets. We are seeking a passionate Associate Director, GCP Quality to join our growing team.
As a key member of the Ascendis Pharma team, you will play a crucial role in performing GCP audits. This is an exciting opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment, collaborate with cross-functional, global teams working together to achieve extraordinary results. You will be joining the GCP Quality team consisting of 4 colleagues, and report directly to Lone Neergaard Pedersen, Senior Director & QP, Head of GCP Quality who is based in Hellerup .
You will be based in Hellerup. Your key responsibilities will be: Plan, perform, and report GCP audits (internal, clinical trial sites and service provider audits) Review and analyze audit, inspection, deviation and CAPA data to identify root cause, compliance trends and areas of exposure related to GCP Review and approve quality intakes, serious breach reporting, deviations and CAPAs Provide expert compliance and regulatory advice within GCP Author and maintain procedures owned by GCP Quality Support regulatory intelligence monitoring and assessing impact as well as implementation of new/updated GCP regulation Lead and support the planning, conduct and follow-up on regulatory inspections Collaborate with subject matter experts to formulate responses to GCP relevant inspection findings Drive quality development initiatives within the GCP area Perform expert consultation on complex aspects of GCP to projects teams and departments Perform the role of quality partner to assigned departments Qualifications and Skills: You hold a relevant academic degree – preferably a master’s degree in life sciences – and at least 8 years of experience within GCP quality from the pharmaceutical industry.