Quality Systems Specialist - Plymouth, United States - Uromedica, Inc.

    Uromedica, Inc.
    Uromedica, Inc. Plymouth, United States

    1 month ago

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    Upper Management / Consulting
    Description

    Primary Responsibilities:

    Complaint Handling and Returned Goods Authorizations (RGAs):

    • Manage Uromedica's complaint handling module including entering, investigating, reporting, and trending complaints.
    • Enter complaint information into post-market surveillance data.
    • Issue and track RGAs, coordinate returns with sales and marketing.
    • Performed returned device evaluations.

    Supplier Management:

    • Perform supplier controls: performance monitoring and trending, credential reviews, evaluations, and establishing agreements.
    • Set risk-based sampling plans for receipt inspection procedures.
    • Manage Uromedica's supplier management system.
    • Perform and assist in performing remote and on-site supplier audits including audit planning and auditing report writing.

    Document Coordination, Reviews, and Approvals:

    • Coordinate formal Document Change Reviews (DCRs) in the Grand Avenue Software (GAS) quality management software platform.
    • Originate and review DCRs for SOPs, manufacturing, inspection, and test procedures, and product technical documentation.

    Grand Avenue Software (GAS):

    • Assist with platform administration, site upgrades, software validations, and change assessments.
    • Manage or assist with managing various modules within GAS, including Complaint Handling, Supplier Management, Training, and Document Control

    Corrective and Preventative Actions (CAPAs):

    • Perform CAPA investigations, root cause analyses, corrections, corrective/preventative actions, and verifications of effectiveness.

    Gap Assessments:

    • Review applicable standards, regulations, and guidance documents for impact on Uromedica's QMS and implement required changes.

    Non-Conforming Materials (NMRs):

    • Issue and approve NMR dispositions including risk assessments and rework instructions.

    QMS Training Coordination:

    • Help coordinate training tasks. Deliver training presentations, collect and grade training quizzes.

    Secondary Responsibilities:

    • Perform receiving inspection activities including inspection, inventory maintenance, and documentation.
    • Manage electronic production inventory management system (Epicor).
    • Assist with purchasing activities.
    • Maintain and manage quality records related to QMS and production activities.
    • Risk Management: maintenance of risk documentation and participation in risk meetings.
    • Audits: Participation in notified body, FDA, and internal audits, including audit responses.
    • Management Review: Data analysis and summary, slide preparation, and slide delivery.
    • Production assistance: assist with order fulfillment, QA release of product, and miscellaneous production operations on a limited basis.
    • Field actions: participation with Health Hazard Assessments and execution of Field Action activities.

    Qualifications:

    • B.S. degree in engineering or other applicable discipline or applicable experience/certifications.
    • 1-3 years applicable experience in medical device quality management systems.
    • Working knowledge of medical device regulations (Regulation 2017/745 (EU MDR), US 21 CFR Part 820).
    • Proficient knowledge of ISO 13485.
    • Experience with Grand Avenue Software (GAS) Electronic Quality Management System (Preferred).
    • Capable of independent self-led initiative in a dynamic work environment.
    • Demonstrated ability to work in a team environment.
    • Proficient knowledge of internet and Microsoft Office Applications (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint required; Access, Project and Visio preferred).
    • Excellent oral and written communication skills.