Senior Drug Safety Specialist (Clinical Trial) - REMOTE - US Hours

We are hiring for a Pharmacovigilance in Clinical Trial case processing. This is a remote job, which you'll be supporting the US client in life sciences.


Remote job / Direct hire / Full-time employment / Equipment provided


Qualifications:

  • BS Degree in Nursing OR Pharmacy.
  • Hold Pharmacovigilance experience in data entry and peer review-Clinical Trial Case processing experience mandatory for 3 years and above
  • Clinical Trial case processing experience (MUST-HAVE)
  • Experience in handling clinical trial protocols, Study specific sheets
  • Experience in clinical safety database like Argus, Aris G, Medidata Rave, Veeva Vault Safety
  • High expertise with the use of Arisg and Argus database for pharmacovigilance data management.
  • Post Marketing experience - reports
  • • Manage linking of cases, duplicate reports, nullification and invalid reports.
  • • Highly trained for data entry and quality review of medical report.
  • • Expertise in MedDRA and WHODD coding activities.
  • • Knowledgeable in understanding of medical terminology, clinical research, drug development, regulatory
  • guidelines, pharmacovigilance processes.
  • • Knowledge of medical terms, disease classifications, and physiological processes.
  • • Perform primary review by assessing validity and seriousness of the case.
  • • Determine causality, listedness and expectedness between the events and suspect product.
  • • Develop and maintain expertise and knowledge of all products within the company’s portfolio.
  • • Review guidelines, standard operating procedure and narrative writing conventions.
  • • Attention to detail, critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork.
  • • Knowledgeable in regulatory requirements and timelines for reporting adverse events.
  • • Knowledge of clinical trial phases, adverse event reporting, causality assessment, and expectedness.
  • • Understanding of international and local regulations related to clinical trial safety (e.g., ICH, FDA).
  • • Process spontaneous reports, non-interventional study, compassionate use, SUSARs, legal, and literature
  • reports
  • • Collaborate with team to ensure standard operating procedures, work instructions and product reference
  • guides are being followed to ensure accurate medical reporting.
  • • Collaborate and work closely with other departments such as Medical Reviewers Drug Safety Unit to
  • ensure no discrepancies are found in the medical report.
  • • Able to train and mentor new team members and colleagues, fostering

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