Work Schedule
Second Shift (Afternoons)
Environmental Conditions
Office
Job Description
Job Title: Pharmacovigilance Physician
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. is seeking a highly skilled and motivated Pharmacovigilance Physician to join our world-class team. As a Pharmacovigilance Physician in M-SERM department, you will provide medical oversight of pharmacovigilance activities including but not limited to medical review and analyses for clinical trial and post authorized products.
Job Requirements:
- Graduate or Postgraduate Medical Degree (MD, MBBS)
- 0-2 years of experience in pharmacovigilance or related fields
- Strong understanding of regulatory requirements and good clinical practices.
- Outstanding analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to successfully implement and manage multiple projects, strictly adhering to deadlines.
- Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
- Collaborative approach with a dedication to inclusivity and teamwork.
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Job Responsibilities:
- Provide medical oversight of pharmacovigilance activities to ensure compliance with company SOPs, client directives, and regulatory requirements.
- Attend and present at sponsor meetings, offering expert medical and pharmacovigilance consultation to clients and project team members.
- Support business development activities through medical expertise.
- Conduct medical reviews and analyses for clinical trial serious adverse events, focusing on triage, seriousness, expectedness, causality assessment, and appropriate adverse event term selection using MedDRA terminology.
- Review and prepare periodic safety reports (e.g., PBRER, PSUR, DSUR) and other client deliverables (e.g., labeling reconciliation documents, CTD modules, REMS, RMP, and CSR).
- Identify and investigate safety signals, contributing to the management of the benefit-risk profile of assigned products.
Join us and compete on a global stage, applying your expertise to make a significant impact in the field of pharmacovigilance.