- Pay
- A$66–83k
- Where
- Melbourne, Victoria, GB · GB
- Level
- Mid
Step into this Regulatory Affairs Manager role and build something that matters in Healthcare.
Healthcare regulation in Australia keeps tightening, and the organisations that stay ahead of it are the ones that take this function seriously.
This is an established name in the healthcare sector, built on scale and structure rather than guesswork.
You'd be joining a business where processes are already proven, not something you're expected to invent from scratch.
Here's what you'll be doing: Lead submissions and liaise directly with the TGA and other relevant bodies across product lifecycles Review labelling, promotional material and technical documentation for regulatory compliance before release Track changes in Australian and international healthcare regulation and translate them into practical action Manage registration dossiers and renewals, keeping every deadline visible and on schedule Work with Quality, R&D and Commercial teams to keep regulatory requirements built into projects from day one Mentor junior regulatory staff and help shape the team's internal standards and training Here are the skills you'll need: Several years' regulatory affairs experience within healthcare, pharmaceuticals or medical devices Solid working knowledge of TGA requirements and broader Australian healthcare compliance frameworks Strong written communication.
Submissions need to be precise, and there's no room for ambiguity Confidence managing multiple live projects without losing track of detail The judgement to flag risk early, before it becomes a problem for the business Experience managing or mentoring more junior team members Key perks and benefits: Salary of A$65,500 to A$83,000, depending on experience Hybrid working, with a mix of office time in Melbourne and time working from home Private medical and dental insurance as part of a comprehensive benefits package Enhanced pension scheme and performance-based bonuses Structured career development within a large, established employer Why pursue a career in Healthcare?
Healthcare regulation isn't going away.
If anything, it's getting more detailed and more scrutinised, which means skilled regulatory professionals are in genuine demand.
Melbourne has a deep concentration of healthcare and life sciences employers, so a Regulatory Affairs Manager based here sits close to where the real decisions get made.
Good people in this field tend to build long, well-paid careers, because the expertise takes years to build properly and isn't easily replaced.
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