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We are looking for a Regulatory and Compliance Analyst to perform the following job duties:

· Coordinate and document internal Regulatory processes such as internal audits, registrations, license renewals and inspections.

· According to current rules and regulations, review and update internal policies and standard operating procedures (SOP).

· Document and maintain compliance reports related to virtual or on-site audits, internal Inspections, and other initiative as needed.

· Identify noncompliance areas and prepare action plan, policies accordingly for team to adhere it.

· Prepare an action plan regarding customer’s complaints for products or pharmacy services.

· Plan, direct and coordinate activities of an organizations to ensure compliance with federal and state ethical and regulatory standards.

· Prepare and file required documentation for standards.

· Maintain regulatory knowledge.

· create spreadsheet and reports, analyze data and sample compliance.

· Read, interpret, summarize federal and state regulations/statutes and policies.

· To prepare report for any regulatory essential submission and plan of action in pharmacy.

· Ensure and maintain daily duties, which are all class control drugs reporting to state through website.

· Identify the appropriate action to arrange the stokes in pharmacy for continues compliance.

· Prepare and update the inventory reports every six months for controls and regular medicines/drugs.

· To prepare updated report for all class control substances every odd year and maintain it.

· Keep close look at insurance claims to ensure correct billing practices like billing units, refills, partial fills, pack size selection, drug utilization review and override to fulfill that, do self audit, create report, and keep eye on reimbursement and cost of medicine under the supervision of pharmacists.

Bachelor's Degree is required in Pharmacy or Drug Regulatory Affairs or Pharmaceutical Science or Pharmacy Administration or education and experience equivalent to a bachelor's degree in Pharmacy or Drug Regulatory Affairs or Pharmaceutical Science or Pharmacy Administration