Mareike D.

Senior Manager Regulatory Affairs at Fairmed Healthcare
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(386) 825-5501
Location
DE
Languages
  • English Full professional proficiency
  • Deutsch Native or bilingual proficiency
  • French Limited working proficiency

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Credentials

  • Master of Drug Regulatory Affairs
    The University of Bonn
    Oct, 2019
    - Nov, 2024

Experience

    • Switzerland
    • Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Senior Manager Regulatory Affairs
      • Jan 2022 - Present

    • Regulatory Affairs Manager
      • 2019 - Present

    • Germany
    • Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
    • 100 - 200 Employee
    • Manager Global Regulatory Affairs
      • Dec 2019 - Dec 2021

      Global Regulatory Strategy & Labeling: Submission, Lifecycle Management and Renewals of Marketing Authorisations; CCDS creation and lifecycle; Head of Labeling Group; Scientific Advice procedures; Global Regulatory Strategy & Labeling: Submission, Lifecycle Management and Renewals of Marketing Authorisations; CCDS creation and lifecycle; Head of Labeling Group; Scientific Advice procedures;

    • Postdoctoral Research Scientist
      • 2011 - 2015

      Research on microglial functions in Alzheimer's Disease. Research on microglial functions in Alzheimer's Disease.

    • Postdoctoral Research Scientist
      • 2011 - 2011

      Design and setup of a multiwell assay system to screen cerebrospinal fluids of multiple sclerosis patients. Identification of polyclonal bands specific to patients in multiple sclerosis. Design and setup of a multiwell assay system to screen cerebrospinal fluids of multiple sclerosis patients. Identification of polyclonal bands specific to patients in multiple sclerosis.

    • PHD Student
      • 2008 - 2011

      Research on small vesicles (exosomes) released by myelin forming cells of the central nervous system and their role as putative carriers of autoantigens recognized in multiple sclerosis. Research on small vesicles (exosomes) released by myelin forming cells of the central nervous system and their role as putative carriers of autoantigens recognized in multiple sclerosis.

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