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Clarest Health · 12 hours ago

Quality Control Analyst

Thonotosassa, FL

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

$22/hr - $23/hr

Clarest Health is dedicated to transforming patient care by providing innovative pharmacy services to healthcare facilities. The Quality Control Analyst is responsible for monitoring the quality of medication adherence packaging, ensuring compliance with specifications and regulatory requirements, and performing inspections and audits during production.

Health CareInformation TechnologySoftware

Responsibilities

Conducting regular checks on all production lines to ensure product quality meets company specifications and quality standards

Verifying that product parameters such as dimensions, consistency, and functionality are maintained throughout production

Documenting findings in detailed reports, including identifying any inconsistencies or deviations from quality standards

Reporting any quality deviations or concerns directly to the department supervisor for review and clarification

Providing clear documentation of findings to support corrective actions initiated by supervisors or process controllers within the production team

Inspecting incoming materials and components, such as labels or third-party suppliers, to ensure they meet required specifications

Reviewing customer returns and complaints, conducting product inspections, and providing detailed reports of findings to support the resolution process

Ensuring all products meet regulatory requirements for packaging of medications (e.g., FDA standards, cGMP guidelines)

Documenting compliance issues and communicating them with supervisors to prevent deviations that could affect product safety or regulatory adherence

Ensuring that inspection processes are carried out in accordance with established quality standards and procedures

The QCA is responsible for identifying quality inconsistencies and reporting them to supervisors for troubleshooting issues or process changes

The ability to adhere to Clarest’s Code of Conduct, follow Clarest Compliance policies and procedures, and report any suspected violations of any federal or state laws to either their direct supervisor, Human Resources or the Compliance Officer

Qualification

Quality Assurance CertificationFDA regulationsQuality Control ExperienceInspection toolsAttention to detail

Required

Certification or degree in Quality Assurance, Manufacturing, or a related field

Familiarity with industry-standard quality regulations and certification processes (e.g., FDA, ISO, cGMP)

Prior experience in quality control or inspection roles within a manufacturing environment, preferably in thermoforming, flexographic conversion, or similar industries

Knowledge of standard inspection tools (e.g., calipers, micrometers) and measurement systems

Strong attention to detail to ensure the accuracy and integrity of medication packaging, including correct labeling, pill counts, and package sealing