Jobtree Logo small
Menu
SIGN UP|SIGN IN

Regulatory Specialist Job Description

Next

Overview

regulatory specialist
13
The number of occurrences in our database.
Use your resume to evaluate your fit with this role

A Regulatory Specialist acts as a liaison between their organization and state, local, federal and international agencies to submit required forms and paperwork. Their role is regularly reporting on compliance status and measures, implementing internal audits of products and protocols to identify areas of weakness, and recommending courses of remediation to help their company. Their responsibilities are preparing for and facilitating third-party audits, reviewing marketing, legal and technical documentation to assess compliance, and maintaining data and files in the event of an audit by an administrative agency.

See available jobs and Set Job Alerts
Jobs
Use comma to separate
indeedImg
Avg Pay: $84K
Jobs: 0
glassdoor
Avg Pay: $59K
Jobs: 26,214

Quick Facts about this role from the Jobtrees career database

See how many years Regulatory Specialist's are in their job, how much they make, how long it took to get there and how available this job is in terms of open positions.

5.1 years
$72K
The average years of experience in the workforce prior to having this role
4.17 years
Entry
The average number of roles it took our users to get to this one
4
903 out of 4016

Connect and Share

See below anyone you’ve connected with on Jobtrees that have had this role in their career.
Networking with people already in the role or industry is a great way to land a job and to figure out if this is a job you want
Invite your friends and colleagues to Jobtrees to discover connections and learn insights on roles that interest you
Share your experienceInvite your friends
Haven’t signed up or shared your experience/resume with us yet? Its free to sign up and if you already have a current or old resume, both can be done in minutes.

Education you need to become a Regulatory Specialist

These are the most common degrees or certificates earned by Jobtrees users prior to becoming a Regulatory Specialist

There may be other required degrees or certifications needed for this job. The below info shows you the most commonly desired education level from employers when hiring for this job.

  • Bachelor Of Arts (b.a.) In Chemistry
    The number of occurrences matches with Regulatory Specialist in our database.
    Avg. Duration:48 monthsAvg. Fees:$32,847Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
  • Bachelor Of Science (b.sc.) In Food Science
    The number of occurrences matches with Regulatory Specialist in our database.
    Avg. Duration:48 monthsAvg. Fees:$30,286Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
  • Doctor Of Philosophy (ph.d.) In Biochemistry
    The number of occurrences matches with Regulatory Specialist in our database.
    Avg. Duration:41 monthsAvg. Fees:$44,087Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
  • Bachelor Degree In Biochemistry
    The number of occurrences matches with Regulatory Specialist in our database.
    Avg. Duration:48 monthsAvg. Fees:$34,527Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
  • Bachelor Of Science (b.sc.) In Biology
    The number of occurrences matches with Regulatory Specialist in our database.
    Avg. Duration:48 monthsAvg. Fees:$32,271Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
Data powered by Studyportals
Find trainings related to Regulatory Specialist

Career Paths for Regulatory Specialist

Find data driven insights on the path to get to this role and where it can lead

Jobs to start your career in becoming a Regulatory Specialist

These are the most common roles Jobtrees users had to start their career that eventually lead them to Regulatory Specialist. If you’re looking to get into this career these are jobs to consider to get your start. We’ve included below some current open job postings that match those roles. Click to search for more.