Actionus

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Regulatory Affairs jobs in Dublin.

Regulatory affairs teams keep products licensed and compliant across MHRA, EMA and FDA routes, and post-Brexit dual submissions have kept demand high. Actionus supplies regulatory officers, managers and consultants for contract and permanent roles in pharma, biotech and medical devices.

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Hiring in Dublin

What the Dublin market looks like.

Dublin holds the greatest concentration of acute, tertiary and voluntary hospitals in Ireland, alongside a large private sector. Irish roles require registration with the relevant Irish regulator such as CORU, NMBI or the Medical Council rather than a UK body.

Major employers in Leinster

  • —Health Service Executive (HSE) Dublin services
  • —St James's Hospital
  • —Beaumont Hospital
  • —Mater Misericordiae University Hospital

Also covering

Dun Laoghaire · Swords · Tallaght · Blanchardstown · Bray · Drogheda

Typical settings

  • Pharmaceutical manufacturers
  • Medical device companies
  • Biotech scale-ups
  • Regulatory consultancies

Common specialities

  • Submissions and dossiers
  • Labelling
  • Medical devices (MDR)
  • CMC
  • Post-market surveillance

Questions

Regulatory Affairs work in Dublin, answered.

What regulatory affairs jobs are available in Dublin?
Actionus advertises locum, contract, bank and permanent regulatory affairs roles across Dublin and the wider Leinster area, including pharmaceutical manufacturers, medical device companies, biotech scale-ups. Live vacancies are listed on this page and updated as they are released.
Which employers hire regulatory affairs professionals in Dublin?
Actionus works with life sciences employers across Dublin and the wider Leinster area, including public sector organisations, local authorities, independent providers and private employers hiring regulatory affairs professionals.
What registration do I need to work as a regulatory affairs professional through Actionus?
You will need current registration with the relevant UK regulator, an enhanced DBS, right-to-work documents and satisfactory references. Our compliance team confirms exactly what is required for each assignment before you start.
How quickly can I start a locum assignment in Dublin?
If your compliance file is already complete, short-notice cover can often start within days. If you are new to Actionus, register first and we will build your file while we match you to suitable roles.
How do I get paid for temporary work?
Temporary and locum workers submit hours weekly through the Actionus online timesheet portal. Once your authoriser approves the timesheet, payment is processed through PAYE, umbrella or your limited company, depending on the payment method agreed on your assignment.

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