Position Summary:
At Nusano, we are working to empower the world’s leading companies, health care providers, and innovators with the radioisotopes needed to advance cancer care. Our state-of-the-art facility in West Valley City, Utah will produce radioisotopes quickly, efficiently, and affordably. This will make desperately needed resources available to hospitals and cancer clinics around the world and offer those with life-threatening diseases hope for a healthier tomorrow.
Nusano is seeking a Regulatory Affairs Manager with extensive experience in developing and filing regulatory submissions. The individual will ensure that the regulatory submissions support the high likelihood of agency approval with minimum regulatory review cycles as well as support a sound regulatory and business risk management strategy. The position is responsible for advocating regulatory concepts and concerns in a practical way throughout the organization, ensuring congruence of technical and scientific goals with regulatory compliance requirements, developing and maintaining a practical set of policies and procedures, coaching and training staff to current regulatory approaches, advising senior leadership, and fostering an integrated understanding of regulatory concerns within all activities.
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About Nusano:
No patient should be denied the cancer care they need simply because some options are in short supply or unavailable. Yet, all too often, this is what happens.
Nusano is a medical technology company that creates radioisotopes used to target and eliminate cancer cells with precision. Health care has used radioisotopes to diagnose and treat cancer and other diseases for decades. But, if supply does not keep up with demand, patients will lose out on the benefits of these lifesaving, proven tools.
Nusano’s patented technologies and methods are poised to transform radioisotope production and usher in an exciting new era in cancer care. Our state-of-the-art facility in West Valley City, Utah will produce radioisotopes quickly, efficiently, and affordably. This will make desperately needed resources available to hospitals and cancer clinics around the world and offer those with life-threatening diseases hope for a healthier tomorrow.