This role is based in Tel Aviv, Israel. our company is unable to offer relocation support for this role. Please only apply if this location is accessible for you.
Imagine leading the regulatory strategy for one of the world's most innovative healthcare companies while helping bring transformative medicines to patients across Israel. As Regulatory Affairs Head, Israel, you will shape the country's regulatory vision, influence healthcare policy, build trusted relationships with Health Authorities, and lead a high-performing team driving patient access, portfolio growth, compliance excellence, and business success. This is a unique opportunity to operate at the intersection of science, strategy, leadership, and innovation, making a meaningful impact on patients, the healthcare system, and the future of our company in Israel.
About the Role
Key Responsibilities
Lead country-wide regulatory strategy across development, registration and lifecycle management to maximise portfolio value.
Drive timely regulatory approvals and patient access while ensuring continuity of supply.
Provide strategic regulatory guidance to business leaders, anticipating risks, opportunities and changing requirements.
Build, develop and inspire a high-performing Regulatory Affairs team and future talent pipeline.
Establish and maintain influential relationships with Health Authorities and key external stakeholders.
Champion compliance excellence, inspection readiness and data integrity across regulatory activities.
Contribute regulatory leadership to country, regional and global initiatives, shaping future healthcare access.
Requirements: Degree in Pharmacy with a valid permanent Israeli pharmacist license.
Extensive Regulatory Affairs experience within the pharmaceutical industry and multinational environments.
Strong expertise in regulatory strategy, drug development and lifecycle management.
Proven leadership experience developing high-performing teams and direct reports.
Experience engaging with Health Authorities and influencing complex regulatory discussions.
Fluent Hebrew and English communication skills, both written and spoken.
This position is open to all candidates.