Life Sciences Report November 2019 – Regulatory

Life Sciences Report November 2019 – Regulatory

Clinical Professionals and Vacancysoft

November 2019

Since 2018 demand for Regulatory Scientists has been higher across the EU than in the UK, with vacancies up 9.8% and 8.3%, respectively. By country, the UK and Germany lead, making up nearly half of all the regulatory vacancies between them. The expectation however is with the move of the EMA, the Netherlands should start to see ever greater hiring here, as businesses look to locate their regulatory staff closer to the central authority. Interestingly, the greatest year on year increase has actually been in France, where volumes have surged by 89.5% year on year. Belguim remains a key point of hiring, unsurprising given that Brussels sitting within Belgium.

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