ü Manage the
receipt and processing of all adverse event reports reported either
spontaneously from any source or from a clinical trial. This includes, but is
not limited to:
Ø Entry of safety
data onto adverse event database(s) and tracking systems
Ø Review of
adverse events for completeness, accuracy and appropriateness for expedited
reporting
Ø Write patient
narratives
Ø Code adverse
events accurately using MedDRA
Ø Determine expectedness/listedness
against appropriate label
Ø Identifies clinically
significant information missing from initial reports and ensures its collection
Ø Ensure case
receives appropriate medical review
Ø Prepare follow-up
correspondence consulting the medical staff accordingly.
Ø Ensure all cases
that require expediting reporting to worldwide regulatory agencies are
processed swiftly and appropriately within required timelines
Ø Reporting of
endpoints to clients, regulatory authorities, ethics committees, investigators
and Covance project personnel, if required, within study specified timelines
ü Maintain a
strong understanding of Covance’s safety database conventions or client
specific database conventions, as appropriate.
ü Begin
participating in signal detection and trend and pattern recognition activities,
as appropriate.
ü Begin preparing
timely pharmacovigilance reports for products and safety issues, including
Individual Case Summary Reports (ICSRs) of Serious Adverse Events
ü Assist in the
preparation of listings for Annual IND reports, Periodic Reports (PRs) and
Periodic Safety Update Reports (PSURs).
ü Work with Data
Management or client on reconciliation of safety databases.
ü Begin
participating in the generation of monthly status and other project-specific
reports ensuring the quality and accuracy of metrics and data provided.
ü Support/train less
experienced safety staff in all aspects of case-handling, adverse event
reporting.
ü Maintains a
comprehensive understanding of Covance Safety’s Standard Operating Procedures
(SOPs), Work Instructions (WI), guidance documents and directives associated with
safety management, reporting and pharmacovigilance.
ü Possess
knowledge of other procedural documents, e.g., SOPs, etc. that impact Safety.
ü Ensure compliant
safety reporting in accordance with US and international reporting regulations,
SOPs and safety processing guidelines set forth by departmental management team
and the client.
ü Build and
maintain good PV&DSS relationships across functional units.
ü Demonstrate
role-specific Competencies on a consistent basis.
ü Demonstrate
company Values on a consistent basis.
ü Begin to develop
a good knowledge of contract assumptions; identifying out of scope work.
ü Read and
understand Safety Management Plans (SMPs), Reconciliation Plans, and other
safety-specific plans ensuring optimal efficiency.
ü Begin
participating in Covance project teams and client meetings as appropriate.
ü Assist in the
review of cumulative safety data for submission to Drug Safety Monitoring
Boards (DSMBs), regulatory authorities or clients.
ü Assist with the
set-up of, and the provision of data to, Safety Committees/DSMBs.
ü Assist in the
co-ordination of endpoint committees, as required.
ü Any other duties
as assigned by management.
ü Non-degree + 4-5
yrs relevant experience (or 2 yrs safety experience)*
ü Associates
Degree + 3-4 yrs relevant experience (or 1-2 yrs safety experience)*
ü Associate degree
RN + 2-3 yrs relevant experience (or 1-2 yrs safety experience)*
ü BS/BA + 1-2 yrs
relevant experience**
ü MS/MA + 0 yr
relevant experience**
ü Pharm D + 0 yrs
relevant experience**
Degree preferred to be in one or
more of the following disciplines: Biological Sciences, Pharmacy, Nursing, Life
Sciences, and Chemistry.
Note:
*Safety experience includes
actual experience processing AE/SAE reports, generating narratives, queries,
working within safety databases, and experience with regulatory submissions.
**Relevant experience includes
experience in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or CRO industry, partly in
related areas such as Medical Affairs, Clinical Data Entry and Clinical Data
Management, Clinical Data Monitor, Regulatory Affairs, or Quality Assurance.
ü High degree of
accuracy with attention to detail.
ü Functions as a
team player.
ü Good
Communication.
ü Knowledge of
medical and drug terminology desirable.
ü Familiarity of
Good Clinical Practice (GCP) related to clinical safety documentation.
ü Familiarity with
ICH Guidelines
ü Familiarity of
worldwide regulatory requirements and reporting of adverse event for both
marketed and investigational products.
ü Familiarity of
worldwide regulatory requirements and reporting of adverse event for both
marketed and investigational products.
ü Good written and
verbal communication skills.
ü Ability to work
independently with moderate supervision.
ü Good keyboard
skills, preferably with knowledge of MS office and Windows would be beneficial.
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