GPV Scientist - Weybridge, United Kingdom - Clinigen

    Clinigen
    Clinigen Weybridge, United Kingdom

    2 weeks ago

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    Description

    Job Profile:

    This role will be responsible for working cross-functionally and providing technical and scientific pharmacovigilance support to safety evaluation and risk management (which is part of Medical Services) team for Clinigen's and Client's products.

    Key Responsibilities:

    • Develop and maintain a thorough knowledge of the company's or client's products and be involved in the safety evaluation and risk management activities in compliance with regulatory requirements and company procedures.
    • Responsible for maintenance and update of the Global Aggregate schedule and Signalling schedule, aRMM tracker etc.
    • ·Author and QC safety reports (e.g., signal detection, aggregate reports) in a timely manner to meet global regulatory requirements.
    • Ensure communication and appropriate management and escalation of any safety issues to SERM Lead.
    • Responsible for communicating SERM activities by working cross-functionally internally or with clients.
    • Attend signalling meeting as and when required and support with pre and post signalling meeting activities.
    • Present in the signalling meetings to present findings from the signal management reports.
    • Responsible for providing input in the monthly compliance report and presenting monthly KPIs to senior management, if required.
    • Support risk minimisation measures activities (e.g., educational materials drafting and tracking), monitor implementation, compliance and effectiveness check of risk minimisation activities.
    • Support with coordination, update and maintenance of the PSMF. Additionally support with integration of products into the PV system.
    • Improve and enhance internal processes to increase efficiency and develop departmental tools to ensure compliant completion of delegated client services as required.
    • Actively participate and support with audits and inspections.
    • Train and mentor junior employees to support safety evaluation and risk management activities.

    Requirements

    • Bachelor's Degree in Biological/Life Sciences, pharmacy or medicine.
    • Post-graduate qualification preferred.
    • Previous proven Pharmacovigilance experience with strong knowledge of Pharmacovigilance legislation.
    • Ability to build relationships with key stakeholders and external parties i.e., partners/distributors/service providers.
    • Ability to work collaboratively within a matrix and/or cross-functional environment.
    • Excellent attention to details and ability to work under pressure.
    • Self-motivated and organised, with the ability to work unsupervised.
    • Excellent analytical thinking, with the ability to evaluate and present complex safety data applying sound judgement.
    • Excellent prioritisation and time management skills.
    • Extensive knowledge of MS Office Applications and systems.
    • Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills.
    • Proven experience of handling multiple tasks in a fast-paced and constantly changing environment.
    • Willing to provide bank holiday coverage on a rotational basis.