Medical Device Regulatory jobs in Vancouver, BC
- Novo NordiskVancouver, BC
- $116,680–$166,680 a year
- Identify and report unmet medical needs and field insights to inform medical strategy and development.
- Field insights you gather will help shape medical…
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- Idorsia Pharmaceuticals Ltd.Vancouver, BC
- Assist the medical affairs team in identifying potential investigators and research projects.
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- Organika Health Products IncVancouver, BC V6B 2N5
- $50,000–$65,000 a year
- Full-time
- Monitor regulatory requirements and provide guidance to internal stakeholders on applicable regulatory standards and changes.
- Shearwater ResearchHybrid work in Richmond, BC V6X 2W7
- $65,000–$100,000 a year
- Flextime
- Maintain technical files, certifications, and regulatory documentation.
- Work with Supply Chain personnel to manage regulatory documentation, including RoHS,…
- Shearwater ResearchHybrid work in Richmond, BC V6X 2W7
- $65,000–$100,000 a year
- Flextime
- Maintain technical files, certifications, and regulatory documentation.
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- AbCelleraVancouver, BC
- $82,000–$102,000 a year
- You have a BSc in a relevant scientific discipline with 5+ years of industry experience, or an MSc with 3+ years, in Quality Assurance, Quality Control, or…
Clinical Research Lead
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- Full-time
- Experience with medical device, diagnostic or digital health research, and the ability to learn unfamiliar clinical and technical material.
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- AbCelleraVancouver, BC
- $118,000–$150,000 a year
- You have extensive experience writing and editing clinical and regulatory documents following guidelines and regulations, such as ICH guidelines, GCP, and other…
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- AbCelleraVancouver, BC
- $145,000–$180,000 a year
- Developing and implementing regulatory strategies for pipeline programs that highlight opportunities to accelerate development as well as identify regulatory…
- AbCelleraVancouver, BC
- $150,000–$180,000 a year
- Assessing CMC change controls for regulatory impact and ensuring ongoing compliance with global regulatory filings.
- University of British ColumbiaVancouver, BC
- $6,631.67–$9,533.25 a month
- Full-time
- On call
- Facilitates participation of medical students and physicians in training.
- Ensures subject safety, regulatory compliance and enrollment expectations are met.
- AbCelleraVancouver, BC
- $82,000–$102,000 a year
- Contract +1
- Staying current on applicable quality and regulatory requirements and evolving trends.
- You have a thorough understanding of cGMPs and regulatory requirements…
- AbCelleraVancouver, BC
- $84,000–$122,000 a year
- You have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant scientific discipline and 5+ years (Specialist) or 8+ years (Manager) of progressive QA experience in a regulated…
- Abbott LaboratoriesVancouver, BC
- Full-time
- Weekends as needed
- Provide educational services to medical staff and Allied Health Professionals, on subjects related to Abbott EP Capital Systems and Basic EP Products (…
- Abbott LaboratoriesVancouver, BC
- $120,000–$168,000 a year
- Full-time
- Previous experience working within a pharmaceutical, medical device or biotechnology company is highly preferred.
- Minimum five plus years of experience.
Director, Clinical Operations
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- You have a deep understanding of global regulatory frameworks governing advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMP's) / cellular therapy regenerative medicines.
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Medical Science Liaison - Cardiometabolic
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Medical Science Liaison (Cardiometabolic)
Medical & Regulatory | Novo Canada
Location: Greater Vancouver Area, British Columbia
Your impact begins here
As Medical Science Liaison (Cardiometabolic), you will be a trusted scientific partner to healthcare professionals, Key Opinion Leaders and academic institutions across British Columbia. You will turn complex clinical evidence into clear, relevant scientific exchange and bring insights from the field back to shape medical strategy. Your work helps healthcare professionals apply evidence in real-life care, supporting progress for people living with cardiometabolic disease, obesity and diabetes across Canada.
What you’ll bring
To succeed in this role, you will bring:
- An advanced scientific or healthcare degree (PhD, MD or PharmD), or a Master’s degree in a science-related field combined with relevant clinical and/or industry experience.
- 3–5 years of relevant pharmaceutical industry experience, or equivalent professional experience in a scientific or medical discipline.
- A strong ability to interpret complex clinical data and present it clearly and confidently to healthcare professionals and academic stakeholders.
- Excellent interpersonal skills, emotional intelligence and a service-oriented mindset that help you build respectful, collaborative relationships with Key Opinion Leaders and healthcare teams.
- Residence in British Columbia (Vancouver Preferred), with the ability to cover the full British Columbia territory.
- Flexibility to travel frequently – up to 80% – including overnight travel and travel to the US and internationally as required.
- A valid driver’s licence and a valid passport/visa enabling travel to the United States and Europe for scientific meetings.
- The legal right to reside and work in Canada.
- Experience engaging with Key Opinion Leaders in cardiometabolic disease, obesity or diabetes – this is highly valued.
- Experience supporting clinical research, such as investigator-initiated studies or clinical trial activities.
What you’ll do
You will be a scientific bridge between the clinical community and Novo, making sure healthcare professionals in cardiometabolic medicine have accurate, relevant information – and that what you learn in the field shapes what we do next.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with Key Opinion Leaders and healthcare professionals, tailoring scientific exchange to the needs of those working in cardiometabolic medicine.
- Communicate complex clinical and scientific information clearly, providing robust medical education on clinical data and molecule knowledge.
- Identify and report unmet medical needs and field insights to inform medical strategy and development.
- Support clinical research, including investigator-initiated studies and clinical trial activities.
- Represent Novo Canada at conferences and scientific meetings, presenting data and gathering insights.
- Respond to scientific inquiries with scientific integrity and full compliance.
Who you’ll work with
You will join the Cardiometabolic Medical Science Liaison team within Medical & Regulatory at Novo Canada. In Canada, the team provides scientific expertise, strategic medical guidance and strong partnerships with the clinical community. Externally, your closest partners will be Key Opinion Leaders, healthcare professionals and academic institutions across British Columbia. Internally, you will work closely with colleagues in Medical Affairs, Access, Clinical, Regulatory and Commercial to align on scientific objectives – bringing the voice of the field into decisions and helping teams move with clarity and speed.
What you can expect here
You will be trusted to own your territory and your relationships, with the support of a collaborative team and the freedom to make your scientific voice heard. Field insights you gather will help shape medical strategy, so your expertise has a direct route to influence. You will keep growing through scientific exchange with leading clinicians, conference participation and close cross-functional work, supported by continuous learning and career development.
Salary: For this role, the annual base salary ranges from $116,680 – $166,680. Placement in the salary range will be assessed during the recruitment process based on your skills, competencies and knowledge, and how your relevant experience matches the position requirements.
Incentives: Based on the role’s level and other factors, the salary package may include short-term (STI) and/or long-term (LTI) incentives.
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Start now: Your impact begins today. If you are ready to turn clinical evidence into progress in cardiometabolic care across Canada, apply for the Medical Science Liaison (Cardiometabolic) role by November 19th, 2026
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