Part Time - Assistant Teaching Professor - Regulatory Affairs - Compliance

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Part Time - Assistant Teaching Professor - Regulatory Affairs - Compliance

Duties: Teach on-campus and online graduate-level courses within the Regulatory Affairs Program. Instructional areas will focus on legal and compliance aspects of the pharmaceutical, biologic and medical device product commercialization lifecycles from US and international perspectives. Will serve as a subject matter expert (SME) in the following areas: Regulation of biomedical product commercialization from a statutory perspective based on a thorough understanding of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act from a legal perspective. Compliance requirements for FDA and other global regulatory agency for safety and adverse event reporting. Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) and other post-marketing commitments required of biomedical product manufacturers. Intellectual property law related to the global commercialization of generic pharmaceutical and bio similar products. Teaching 4-5 courses throughout the academic year and providing academic leadership in the program. Will include working with the administration and other faculty, who are predominantly part-time, to ensure that the degree curriculum meets professional standards and is consistent with the requirements of the job market. Will demonstrate application of pedagogical practices and, ideally, will have experience teaching online and incorporating distance learning into programmatic and course specific curriculum. Will be allocated towards teaching (teaching load is subject to periodic reviews by the unit and college); actual course load may vary with other responsibilities, which include, but are not limited to the following: Teach assigned courses and develop course content and materials. Blackboard certification through Northeastern University Online is required prior to teaching in the program; Develop course content and materials in collaboration with Faculty Director, administration and colleagues; Participate in committee meetings; Participate in faculty recruitment and mentoring; Collaborate with administration and colleagues with curriculum development including teaching materials & assessment development; Oversee the instruction of specific courses within the curriculum. Responsibilities include selecting instructors, advising on syllabi, and evaluating instructor performance.

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Requisition No. PTFR000380

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Northeastern University
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Boston
Massachusetts
United States 02115-9959
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