Head of/Director, International Regulatory Affairs
Hims & Hers · London, England · US
Posted 60+ days ago
Regulatory Affairs
Hybrid
Not yet analysed
Demand90
Career growth85
Healthcare fit75
Remote potential80
5-year outlook
Director-level regulatory leadership at a public digital health company typically commands high six-figure to seven-figure total compensation, including base, bonus, and equity. The international scope and first-hire nature may offer additional upside.
Clinical license
Not required
Applicant reach
narrow
Seniority
senior
Employment type
full-time
Date found
2026-08-26
Intelligence details
Why this is worth applying to
This is a rare, high-impact leadership role for clinicians with deep regulatory affairs experience and international dossier expertise. It offers significant strategic influence and career growth, but is not suitable for those without the required 12+ years and multi-market track record.
Who should apply
Experienced regulatory affairs professionals with clinical backgrounds (MD, PharmD, or allied health) who have hands-on experience with UK/EU, Canada, Australia, or Japan submissions, and a passion for digital health and AI/ML regulation.
CV angle
Highlight clinical expertise as a foundation for understanding product safety, efficacy, and patient impact, then emphasize regulatory achievements: dossier authoring, successful clearances, agency interactions, and cross-functional leadership. Quantify market entries and product launches.
Skills to highlight
- Regulatory strategy
- Dossier authoring
- International submissions (UKCA/CE, TGA, PMDA)
- SaMD/AI regulatory frameworks
- Cross-functional leadership
- Agency engagement
- Market entry planning
- Telehealth and digital health regulation
Role summary
Lead international regulatory affairs for Hims & Hers, building the global regulatory function from scratch across telehealth, pharmaceuticals, devices, and AI-driven tools, with direct responsibility for market entry and agency liaison in UK/EU, Canada, Australia, and Japan.
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