Title: Experienced Medical Safety Physician with Leadership Skills needed in Seattle, WA
Introductory Paragraph: Do you have a passion for pharmacovigilance and pharmaceuticals? Are you an experienced physician with a proven track record in leadership? If you answered yes to these questions, then we have the perfect opportunity for you. Our client, a growing mid size pharmaceutical company, is seeking a talented Medical Safety Physician to join their team in beautiful Seattle.
Qualifications:
To be considered for this position, you must have the following qualifications:
- MD or DO degree from an accredited institution
- 5 years of practicing medicine as a licensed physician
- At least 3 years experience working within the pharma industry.
Skills:
As the Medical Safety Physician, you will be responsible for ensuring that all safety information is collected during clinical trials and post-marketing phase while maintaining compliance with relevant regulations. You will also be required to lead teams on projects across different stages of the drug development life cycle including R&D, Clinical Development, and more. Therefore, strong communication skills along with the ability to lead are critical success factors. In addition, your role will involve review, creation, modification, and updating of risk documents such as SOPs. Your expertise in risk management plans (RMP) will be highly valued in this role.
Responsibilities:
As part of your role, you will be responsible for the following:
- Leading cross-functional teams to ensure that the safety profile of the company's products is well-characterized and communicated to stakeholders.
- Providing medical and scientific oversight of safety-related activities across different stages of the drug development life cycle.
- Developing and implementing risk management strategies to minimize potential risks associated with the company's products.
- Ensuring that all safety information is collected, analyzed, and reported in compliance with regulatory requirements.
- Collaborating with colleagues in other departments such as Clinical Development, Regulatory Affairs, and Medical Affairs to ensure that safety-related issues are identified and addressed in a timely and effective manner.
