Pharmacovigilance Manager

Haybury
London
4 days ago
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We have partnered with a leading global pharmaceutical organisation who are seeking a Pharmacovigilance Manager to join their team. In this pivotal role, you’ll oversee the safety of their products, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations.


If you have a strong background in pharmacovigilance and want to take on a role that drives meaningful change, this is for you!


Responsibilities:


As PV Manager, you will:

  • Lead Pharmacovigilance Operations, providing strategic oversight and ensuring execution of safety activities in full compliance with safety reporting regulations
  • Develop and evolve local Pharmacovigilance policies, procedures, and training programs that drive excellence in safety operations and foster a culture of compliance
  • Lead the review of safety data, signal detection, and benefit-risk assessments, ensuring timely and proactive safety decision-making
  • Champion the integration of strategy for Patient Safety, as well as Pharmacovigilance across therapeutic areas, embedding safety intelligence into every phase of the product life cycle
  • Build and maintain strong partnerships with regulatory authorities, external vendors, and cross-functional teams to ensure smooth collaboration and inspection readiness
  • Stay ahead of the curve by monitoring regulatory developments and translating them into actionable updates for systems and practices
  • Inspire and mentor junior team members, driving continuous improvement and contributing to the strength of the function


What You Bring to the Role:

  • Degree in Pharmacy, Medical, or Science
  • Strong experience in Pharmacovigilance Operations for the UK within Pharmaceutical Industry
  • You excel at managing stakeholders, including suppliers and health authorities, and thrive in cross-functional collaborations
  • You’re well-versed in safety databases, QMS, and audit/inspection support for pharmacovigilance processes
  • You know how to prioritise, plan, and lead Pharmacovigilance-related projects in a regulated environment


In Return, you will receive:

  • A competitive salary and bonus package
  • Comprehensive benefits, including a hybrid working model
  • The chance to shape the future of patient safety and pharmacovigilance, in a dynamic and global organisation


If you are ready to advance your career and have the skills and ambition for this position, please email your CV to Emma Nayani-James.


Keywords: Pharmacovigilance, PV, Patient Safety, PSPV, MHRA, Signal Detection, Regulations, Compliance, HPRA, Risk Management, PV Operations, Policy, Safety, Clinical Trials, Post Marketing, Drug Safety

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