Quality Assurance Pharmacist

1. Duties and responsibilities

The successful candidate will be, among others, responsible for;

1.1. Implementation of Quality Management Systems.

1.2. Evaluating internal controls and maintenance of cGMP documentation for

compliance with quality and regulatory standards.

1.3. Assisting in Training on cGMP across the business.

1.4. Participating in Internal and external auditing and following up on action points.

1.5. Assisting in the Implementation and review of the documentation system.

1.6. Implementation of investigations, Complaints, and Recall system.

1.7. Reviewing of Standard Operating Procedures, Monographs, Protocols, and

Specifications.

1.8. Supervision and Management of Quality Assurance staff.

1.9. Oversight of Equipment Qualification, Utilities, Cleaning, Analytical Method, and

Process Validation activities.

2. Person Specifications

The ideal candidate should be analytical and proficient in all aspects of the Quality

Management Systems procedures, with the following qualifications and experience

2.1. A Bachelor of Pharmacy degree.

2.2. A minimum of two years' experience in a pharmaceutical manufacturing

environment.

2.3. Valid practising certificate from Pharmacists Council of Zimbabwe ( PCZ).

2.4. Substantial knowledge of Quality Management Systems as applicable in the

pharmaceutical industry (cGMP) and the associated regulatory bodies guiding

the pharmaceutical industry.

2.5. Exhibition of cutting-edge business communication skills at all levels.