Oncology Pharmacovigilance Manager
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
About the role
Working remotely in a full-time capacity, the Oncology Pharmacovigilance Manager will develop and execute product safety strategies, manage signal detection and evaluation, and lead safety reporting and assessments throughout the product lifecycle.
Key responsibilities:
Lead signal detection, validation, and management activities while conducting scientific evaluations of adverse events
Prepare and submit aggregate safety reports, ensuring quality and scientific integrity in safety assessments
Provide strategic safety input into clinical protocols and collaborate with cross-functional teams to support ongoing safety surveillanceRequired qualificationsDoctorate degree or a Master's degree with 2 years of Industry Pharmacovigilance experience
5+ years of pharmacovigilance or drug safety experience within biotechnology, pharmaceutical, or CRO environments
Experience authoring and reviewing aggregate safety reports, including PBRERs and DSURs
Knowledge of FDA, EMA, ICH, and global pharmacovigilance regulations and guidance
Demonstrated ability to influence and lead within a highly matrixed, cross-functional environment
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