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Pharmacovigilance and Medical Information Officer

NEON HEALTHCARE LTD
Maidstone
1 month ago
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The role has been created to meet the continued growth of the business. We are now searching for an enthusiastic individual with great attention to detail, proactive and well-organised mindset to join our growing Pharmacovigilance and Medical information team. 


Please be aware this role is office based, our office is in Hertford, UK.

 

Role Responsibilities 


Key activities include: 

·       Responsible for continuing development and maintenance of the AE reporting processes and system.

·       Responding to Medical Information (MI) enquiries

·       Execute literature searches to identify key product articles

·       Creation and collation of aggregate reports (PSURs, RMPs, Renewals etc,) 

·       Perform reconciliation activities of received medical Information enquiries, product complaints and adverse events with other internal and/or external stakeholders as required; 

·       Support the collation of PV/MI Compliance metrics, Key Performance Indicators (KPI) and Quality Review reports; 

·       Providing support in preparation for internal and external audits

·       Keep current with professional and pharmacovigilance regulations and knowledge

·       Constantly works towards identification of new training and development opportunities for the PV department.

·       Ensuring all regulatory timeframes are met for the processing and reporting of safety information. 

·       Assisting in ensuring the completion of all departmental project activities accurately in accordance with SOPs, regulatory requirements, and contractual obligations. 

·       Providing input and review relevant safety tracking systems for accuracy and quality. 

·       Ensuring Good Documentation Practice and all documentation pertaining to safety are maintained in the project files 

·       Liaising with partners and internal departments as necessary for issues related to safety including attending internal and client meetings as required 

·       Assisting with coordination of interdepartmental activities (e.g., listing review, quality control, audits and inspections and miscellaneous project activities) 

·       Reviewing key study documentation for Pharmacovigilance inputs 

·       Maintaining knowledge and understanding of safety related regulations and guidelines 

·       Performing other duties as identified and requested by management 

·       Providing administrative support to the Pharmacovigilance Team as required 

·       Develop and maintain a thorough knowledge of the company’s products; 

·       Represent Pharmacovigilance and medical information in cross-functional team meetings, as required. 


Key Skills, Knowledge and Experience


·       At least one year of demonstrable relevant experience working in the pharmaceutical industry is preferred.

·       A willingness to learn and grow with the team is essential

·       BSc or equivalent Life Sciences Degree

·       Excellent communication skills, written and oral and fluent in English

·       Excellent planning and organising skills, proven ability to multi-task

·       Flexible and pro-active approach, can work effectively in a team environment

·       Good attention to detail and evidence of ability to work under pressure

·       Able to build relationships with key internal and external customers and demonstrate customer focus, proven experience of working to meet high standards and provide excellent customer service

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