Head of COA Regulatory Strategy, Patient Centered Solutions
Company: IQVIA Argentina
Location: Durham
Posted on: June 1, 2025
Job Description:
OverviewIQVIA provides scientific services spanning clinical
trials, real world evidence, and consulting in all areas of the
medical product lifecycle. The Patient Centered Solutions (PCS)
team leads the industry in generating data to ensure that the
patient voice is incorporated into the development and
commercialization of medication and other drug/non-drug
interventions. We focus on understanding and meeting the needs of
our customers (mostly life science/pharmaceutical companies)
through the application of broad consulting expertise and technical
scientific knowledge to design scientifically rigorous research to
capture insights about patient priorities, needs, preferences and
experiences. This research is broad and includes qualitative (e.g.,
interviews, focus groups), quantitative (e.g., clinical outcome
assessments [COAs]/patient-reported outcomes [PROs], preference
research) and passive (e.g., digital health technology tools)
approaches to understand patient, caregiver and healthcare
professional experiences and expectations of disease and
treatment.Individuals joining us are assured of a rewarding and
progressive career in life sciences consulting. They have the
opportunity to address challenging client issues, across multiple
geographies with a hands-on influence in delivering solutions. We
operate in a truly multi-cultural, collegial, and collaborative
work environment that is rich in development and growth.Role &
ResponsibilitiesThe Head of the Center of Excellence (CoE) for
Regulatory Strategy sits within the COA consulting business of PCS
and plays a key role in its global leadership team. This individual
is a true expert in both the guidance and the practice of
developing strategies to engage US FDA, the EMA and other
regulatory agencies on COA endpoints and the use of Patient
Experience Data (PED) in a regulatory context. This individual
fulfills three key functions: 1) bringing their own expertise to
bear in proposals, to project delivery, and to customers in support
of business growth and impact; 2) developing the regulatory
capabilities of the PCS consulting organization through training,
process improvement and mentorship; and 3) maintaining an active
external profile and involvement in the regulatory landscape for
PED.Key responsibilities are:Customer-facing activities
- Develop and deliver insightful, value-added regulatory
strategies that address complex client issues relating to COA
endpoints and PED
- Support sales efforts by providing regulatory subject matter
expertise to customer meetings and proposals
- Support delivery teams who are executing PCS projects with a
regulatory component, and ensure we provide consistently high
quality insights and content
- Support billable projects as SME and/or study lead, per study
requirements, at 40% utilization or greaterCapability building
- Support community building with activities including
recruitment, coaching, management of resources and network
development (both juniors and seniors) to collaborate with for
regulatory delivery and/or business development purposes
- Directly line manage a small global team of regulatory
specialists
- Mentor, coach, and share subject matter expertise with others
to help develop individuals and capabilities delivering world-class
solutions for clients
- Provide training, templates, and oversight to upskill team and
ensure consistent high quality consulting and written
deliverables
- Participate in annual performance review team processes
- Engage in recruitment and selection of new staffExternal
profile
- Develop and oversee the PCS thought leadership agenda for the
regulatory capability. Represent IQVIA in external working groups
and consortia
- Lead development of IQVIA's responses to public consultation
processes from FDA and other regulatory agencies relating to
PED
- Contribute to the enhanced awareness of PCS in the marketplace,
e.g., through speaking engagements, client meetings, and
publications
- Develop and facilitate understanding of emerging regulatory
practices, expectations and engagements outside of the US FDA and
EMAIn addition, take on other leadership responsibilities as
needed, including:
- Member of global PCS consulting leadership team and scientific
leadership team
- Provide regulatory subject matter expertise related to PED to
the broader PCS organisation (e.g. to instrument ownership and
licensing business, and to the implementation services
business)About YouCandidates interested this position will have:
- Advanced degrees and 15+ years of experience in PED research,
including COA science, preference research, and regulatory
engagement (US FDA essential, EMA and other regulatory agencies
desirable)
- Experience working in a regulatory agency and/or demonstrable
track record of developing and executing a COA endpoint strategy
with successful outcome of COA label claim
- Experience preparing for, and participating in Type B and Type
C meetings with FDA
- Experience in developing patient experience materials for
regulatory consultations and submissions (e.g. COA dossier,
briefing documents for Type B/C/D consultations)
- An understanding of the global regulatory environment as it
pertains to PED
- Strong scientific consulting skills and track record of
contributing to business development in a consulting
environment
- Experience of medical writing for various audiences, including
pharmaceutical companies, healthcare professionals, regulatory
bodies and patients
- Publications and recognition in the field through participation
in industry consortia or scientific bodies. Experienced public
speaker
- Well-developed written and verbal communication skills
including presentations, business and report writing
- An entrepreneurial nature and interest in developing new client
offerings and solutions
- Demonstrable analytical, interpretative, and problem-solving
skills
- Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively
with others
- An ability to work in a fast-paced environment with
demonstrated ability to effectively manage multiple tasks
- An ability to establish and maintain effective working
relationships in multi-disciplinary and international teams
- Fluency in English (spoken and written)
- Willingness and ability to travel from time to time
- Right to live and work in the recruiting countryPhysical
requirements:
- Extensive use of telephone communication requiring accurate
perception of speech.
- Extensive use of keyboard requiring repetitive motion of
fingers.
- Regular sitting for extended periods of time.
- Travel as required.IQVIA is a leading global provider of
clinical research services, commercial insights and healthcare
intelligence to the life sciences and healthcare industries. We
create intelligent connections to accelerate the development and
commercialization of innovative medical treatments to help improve
patient outcomes and population health worldwide. Learn more
atIQVIA is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified
applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard
to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity,
national origin, disability, status as a protected veteran, or any
other status protected by applicable law. The potential base pay
range for this role, when annualized, is $209,600.00 - $389,200.00.
The actual base pay offered may vary based on a number of factors
including job-related qualifications such as knowledge, skills,
education, and experience; location; and/or schedule (full or
part-time). Dependent on the position offered, incentive plans,
bonuses, and/or other forms of compensation may be offered, in
addition to a range of health and welfare and/or other
benefits.
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