Technical Operations in Life Science Recruitment
What is Technical Operations in Life Science?
Technical Operations in life science refer to the various processes and techniques that are used in the research, development, manufacturing, and distribution of pharmaceutical products, medical devices, and other related technologies. Some examples of include the following:
1. Formulation: Firstly, the process of developing a stable and effective dosage form for a drug or active ingredient.
2. Analytical testing: Use of various tests and methods to measure the purity, potency, and quality of drugs and other life science products.
3. Manufacturing: Production of drugs, medical devices, and other life science products, including the use of specialised equipment, processes, and systems.
4. Quality control: The process of ensuring that products meet established safety, efficacy, and quality standards through testing, inspections, and adherence to regulatory requirements.
5. Packaging and labelling: Creation of appropriate packaging materials and labelling to ensure proper handling, storage, as well as administration of drugs and other life science products.
6. Distribution: Lastly, logistics involved in delivering drugs and other life science products to their intended destinations, which includes transportation, storage, and tracking.
Overall, it plays a critical role in ensuring the safety and efficacy of drugs and other life science products, and their successful development and commercialisation.
Our Experience
Each team within our business specialises in a different function. This ensures that we have experts dedicated to continued learning within each field, as well as building relationships with relevant talent within each market place.
Due to this approach, we have access to a talent pool or highly skilled individuals within Technical Operations, as well as a keen understanding of the skills and qualifications needed to support your organisation.
Key Roles We’ve Filled
Head of Operations
Head of Field Clinical Operations
Head of Regulatory Operations
Current Regulatory Roles
Our Expert
Ceri Barton
Principal Consultant
Technical Operations
Ceri has a strong background in life science, having studied and worked within the industry herself. At Scienta she focuses solely on Technical Operations recruitment and has built an impressive network.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the key components of technical operations in life science?
The essential components of technical operations in life science include research and development, manufacturing, quality control, regulatory compliance, logistics, and supply chain management.
What is the role of technical operations in drug development?
Technical operations play a critical role in drug development by designing and optimising the production process, ensuring product quality and safety, conducting clinical trials, preparing regulatory submissions, and managing the supply chain for commercialisation.
What skills are required for technical operations in life science?
The skills required for technical operations in life science include proficiency in scientific principles, engineering practices, project management, quality assurance, regulatory affairs, data analytics, and communication.
How does technical operations ensure product quality in life science?
Technical operations ensure product quality in life science by implementing rigorous control measures, such as raw material testing, environmental monitoring, process validation, and product release testing, to prevent contamination, deviations, and failures.
