Overview
Author and coordinate aggregate safety reports and support signal management and literature reviews, in compliance with GCP and applicable global and local regulatory requirements.
What you'll do
- Author aggregate safety reports, including PBRER/PSUR, ACO, DSUR, PADER, CAR, RMP and ad-hoc safety reports for medicinal and non-medicinal products.
- Author EU-MDR PSUR, PMSR, PMSP and PRER reports for medical devices, and cosmetovigilance reports for cosmetic products, as required for health authority submissions.
- Plan report-specific timelines, identify stakeholders, request contributions and coordinate with stakeholders to obtain data for aggregate safety reports.
- Review safety data, including seriousness and expectedness assessments as necessary, per the agreed strategy and sponsor conventions, and verify the correctness and completeness of stakeholder contributions.
- Perform aggregate review of post-marketing cases in global databases and assess whether cases alter the safety profile of the marketed product.
- Conduct planning and strategic meetings and obtain inputs required for drafting and finalizing aggregate summary reports.
- Ensure aggregate summary reports are uploaded and archived in globally accepted repositories within the client environment.
- Ensure timely end-to-end report lifecycle, from drafting through approval and release to the requester.
- Draft reports in specified templates based on data evaluations and sponsor recommendations; address internal review comments and submit high-quality reports to the sponsor.
- Support literature reviews and signal management, including maintaining signal detection schedules, retrieving safety data, documenting and validating signals, and authoring signal evaluations or ad-hoc safety reports as needed.
- Maintain awareness of aggregate reporting guidelines including GVP Modules V, VI, VII and IX; ICH E2C R2; ICH E2F; EU MDR; 21 CFR 314.80/600.80; and Health Canada GVP GUI-0102.
- Perform quality reviews of reports prepared by peer aggregate report writers for correctness, completeness and sponsor compliance.
- Periodically screen designated health authority websites for safety updates, labelling recommendations, signal evaluations, pass expectations and risk minimization measures.
- Organize work to meet deadlines, comply with timelines, quality and training specified in the project SLA, and complete assigned goals and other tasks assigned by the reporting manager.
- Mentor team members, provide functional training and domain knowledge, and support capability development of junior members.
- Work independently with minimal guidance and supervision, delivering correct and complete deliverables with minimal or no rework.
- Foresee deliverable risks, alert the project lead or manager, and escalate issues impacting the delivery schedule to the team lead.
- Ensure training and timesheet compliance; comply with the QMS, ISMS and PIMS policies and the company code of conduct; report actual or potential security breaches to the regional or global DPO and security incidents to the CISO or applicable distribution list.
- Contribute to achievement of quality objectives.
What you'll need
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in life sciences or healthcare discipline, or equivalent.
- 3-6 years of experience relevant to domain or business requirements, and/or appropriate expertise or knowledge evaluated via specific assessments.
- Good knowledge of global regulatory requirements and drug safety, with a thorough understanding of regulatory guidelines.
- Familiarity with drug safety, including case management and safety databases such as ARGUS and ARIS G.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills and ability to communicate in a global environment.
Details
- Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.
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