• ROLE SUMMARY
  
  The Medical Quality Governance Manager (MQGM) India, reports to the Global Medical Quality Governance (GMQG) Asia Cluster Team Lead and is accountable for successful execution of local quality related activities and risk mitigation for identified medical processes for Medical in Worldwide Medical & Safety (WMS) and Business Unit (BU) Medical Affairs.
  
  As an active member of the International Medical Quality Governance Organization, and a liaison with the Pfizer Country Office (PCO) Medical leadership team, the MQGM will continuously implement strategic medical quality initiatives within assigned market(s). The MQGM is accountable for implementing aspects of the GMQG framework and operating model aligned with the Medical Affairs Quality Oversight Committee (MA QOC) and supports the execution, tracking, and remediation of quality plans and communicates the results to country medical leadership for all assigned countries.

• Contribute to local, regional and global quality strategic initiatives in partnership with GMQG leadership
• Lead the development and execution of country quality strategic initiatives based on risk and business needs, in close collaboration with Local Medical Management, GMQG Leadership, BU Markets and other key stakeholders (e.g., Platform Line management [Safety, Regulatory]
• Participate in local Risk Management Forums, governance boards, and appropriate regional governance structures, as needed
• Drive and oversee effective management of Serious Quality Events/Quality Events (SQE/QE) and Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPAs) in GMQG scope for assigned markets, as per Pfizer requirements
• Oversee SQE/QE and CAPA performance within assigned markets and ensure performance is within required standards.
• Enable implementation and regular reporting of medical quality performance analytics, monitor and drive quality performance for the assigned market
• Partner with GMQG Asia Cluster Team Lead and Business Process Owners (BPOs) to drive implementation of policies and procedures in scope of GMQG in assigned markets, and ensure that proper controls and oversight is in place for local country medical documents
• Execute monitoring procedures aligned with global and/or local quality plans and reports findings to GMQG leadership
• Ensures all non-compliance findings are addressed with Pfizer colleagues for remediation and analyzes results for trends that may require escalation because of systemic issues Partners with various cross-functional key stakeholders to lead and/or participate in ad hoc special projects, as needed

• Lead continuous audit/inspection readiness efforts in collaboration with applicable headquarters' inspections management teams, Business Units, and Platform Line representatives
• Represent GMQG and serve as the point of contact during all PCO audits and inspections for relevant business processes across the assigned markets and serve as the escalation point to resolve local audit related queries and manage remediation plans
• Support local regulatory authority inspections as per Pfizer standards, depending on inspection scope
• Monitor audit/inspection outcomes for assigned markets, share learnings, flag areas of concern to Asia Cluster Team Lead and PCO Medical Leadership

• Develop (and/or support the development), implement and maintain relevant in-country controlled documents within the scope of QMS04 in collaboration with relevant Subject Matter Experts,
• Ensure local controlled documents within GMQG remit are compliant with applicable Pfizer policies and procedures and regulatory requirements.
• Facilitate local implementation of global SOPs and ensure relevant communication is cascaded accordingly
• Provide input to draft Global /SOPs /Policies/Working Instructions and related training materials offering the country perspective and local impact
• Ensure local training curriculaare maintained in line with Pfizer standards
• Support training compliance reporting for local colleagues

• Advanced academic qualifications in science, health, business or technology- related field preferred, with equivalent relevant professional experience
• 5+ years of pharmaceutical industry experience managing multiple and highly complex projects
• 3-5 years of experience in the fields of Internal Audit, Assurance, Risk Management, Quality Standards, Compliance, Safety, Medical Affairs, including experience with highly matrixed teams
• Knowledge of relevant Medical Affairs processes, compliance, regulatory requirements and other global/local evolving legislation
• Experience creating and executing quality plans and risk mitigation strategies for medical activities
• Excellent organizational, analytical, strategic, interpersonal, written and oral skills
• Self-motivated and flexible with the ability to work effectively in a dynamic, problem-solving environment.

• Demonstrated strength in influencing and negotiation skills and ability to communicate effectively and build relationships at all levels of the organization
• Ability to maintain a calm demeanor through challenging and complex situations
• Demonstrated success in developing/redesigning processes and measuring effectiveness and efficiency

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