Job Description

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Medical Device Auditor
India– travel required
As a Medical Device Auditor, you’ll travel to medical device manufacturers across Europe, Middle East, India and Africa and occasionally USA. You’ll help these manufacturers to improve their performance by assessing their ISO 13485 quality management system, so they can ensure patient safety and comply with regulatory procedures.
In the first six months of being a Medical Device Auditor you’ll:

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  Be given training in ISO 13485 Lead Auditor training, MDSAP (Medical Device Single Audit Programme) and MDR (Medical Device Regulation)
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  Initially observe how audits are conducted but then grow to conduct them on an individual basis on site at medical device manufacturers across EMEIA and remotely from your home office

In a typical week after being fully trained you’ll:

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  Conduct an audit on site or remotely
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  Write up your reports and liaise with the planning team to manage your audit schedule.
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  You’ll also continue your development of MDR and be an advocate for the ISO 13485 EMEIA Delivery Team.

To thrive in this career, you must:

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  Have 4 years or more being directly accountable for the design or test or manufacture of plastic or metal medical devices
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  Be degree educated with discipline relevant to Medical Devices e.g. chemistry, physical chemistry, molecular genetics, textiles, material science, biology, biotechnology or similar
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  Have at least 2 years’ experience working in an environment with a Quality Management System established
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  Be able to speak and write fluently in English
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  Be resilient and able to meet audit delivery by travelling frequently across the EMEIA region as required

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