Contribute to quality assurance in a dynamic medical device environment. Enhance regulatory compliance skills while supporting impactful projects. Gain valuable experience in FDA reporting and complaint management.
Qa Coordinator
in Healthcare + Life Sciences ContractJob Detail
Job Description
QA Coordinator Overview
- The QA Coordinator role focuses on ensuring compliance with quality management systems and regulatory standards within the medical device industry.
- Assist in processing recalls, complaints, and adverse events to meet local and national requirements.
- Support the implementation of policies for effective quality management systems and regulatory compliance.
- Maintain recall records and files, ensuring accurate documentation and timely reporting to regulatory authorities.
- Utilize SAP and other software tools for tracking, reporting, and maintaining complaint-related information.
- Collaborate with customers and internal teams to gather complaint-related information and ensure resolution.
- Provide detailed reports and status updates for management review and regulatory submissions.
- Contribute to the annual renewal of establishment registrations and maintain vigilance system support tasks.
QA Coordinator Key Responsibilities & Duties
- Process recalls, including customer notifications, delivery confirmations, and regulatory submissions.
- Track and ship returned parts, preparing documentation for complaint investigations.
- Interface with customers to obtain complaint-related information and generate closure responses.
- Submit Medical Device Reports (MDRs) to FDA, ensuring compliance with regulations.
- Utilize SAP for part return reporting and maintain complaint files using global software tools.
- Generate detailed database reports and status updates for management review.
- Support annual establishment registration renewals and maintain knowledge of relevant regulations.
- Perform other assigned duties, contributing to the vigilance system and quality objectives.
QA Coordinator Job Requirements
- Associate degree in a related field preferred; equivalent experience considered.
- Minimum 2 years of experience in a regulatory or quality role within a medical device company.
- Knowledge of US FDA's Quality System and Medical Device Reporting Regulations strongly preferred.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications; SAP experience is advantageous.
- Strong organizational skills and excellent written and oral communication abilities.
- Ability to work in an office environment with significant computer and telephone use.
- Demonstrated professionalism, confidentiality, and adherence to company principles and conduct.
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