Pharmacovigilance Associate Role Open at Bristol Myers Squibb, Hyderabad 

Bristol Myers Squibb is hiring for the position of Associate, Pharmacovigilance at their Hyderabad location in Telangana, India. This role involves supporting pharmacovigilance activities, ensuring the safety and regulatory compliance of pharmaceutical products. Responsibilities may include case processing, reviewing adverse event reports, and collaborating with internal teams to maintain drug safety standards.

Associate, Pharmacovigilance

Location: Hyderabad, Telangana, India

About the job

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Division

Research and Development / Global Drug Development /

Worldwide Patient Safety/ Safety Evidence and Sciences/ Submissions and Operational Excellence

Functional Area Description
The Worldwide Patient Safety group is responsible for ensuring the safety of our medicines through pharmacovigilance and pharmaco-epidemiology deliverables including single case and aggregate safety monitoring, safety reporting, contribution to benefit-risk assessment, risk management planning and strategy, and execution of certain post-marketing commitments and ensuring compliance with global regulatory requirements.

Position Summary
The Pharmacovigilance (PV) Associate I will support administrative and operational activities for Signal Detection (SD), Safety Data Review (SDR) and Scheduled Aggregate Reports (SARs), Safety Management Team (SMT) system set-up, access support, data coordination, and tracking of actions.

Position Responsibilities

Apply medical, life science and general scientific knowledge and expertise to effectively support the following

Signal Detection/Safety Data Review

Signal Detection Support

  • Generate and file data for signal detection and safety data review
  • Execute literature searches and retrieve and deliver full-text articles
  • Safety Data Review Meeting (SDRMs) support and logistics

Signal Documentation and Notifications

  • Generates reports and upload into Signal Tracker
  • Quality Check (QC)

Safety Management Team

  • Create and manage SMT Membership List
  • Create and manage SMT Mail Group
  • Create and manage SMT File Share (i.e., Safety Data Review Folder)
  • Create and manage associate systems (i.e., Sharepoint [SP] site, Document Management System)
  • Schedule routine meetings
  • Manage asset close out
  • Manage MSAPSMT mailbox/meeting calendar
  • Manage access, permissions and content related to SMT OneSafe and SharePoint Online for assigned assets.

Scheduled Aggregate Report

  • Obtain Exposure data and update document
  • Generate and file supporting data
  • Support literature searches and deliver full-text articles

Document Compliance, Management, Support

  • Transferring data into reports
  • Formatting
  • Querying follow up
  • Closing, filing, tracking

Other Activities

  • Manage data received in PV mailbox
  • Update signal detection lists (e.g., Monitored events, Literature search terms, etc.) related MedDRA upgrades

Degree Requirements
BS/RN/MS/PharmD in life sciences or equivalent relevant scientific qualifications or professional training.

Experience Requirements

Must have requirements

  • Bachelor of Science in life sciences or equivalent relevant scientific qualifications or professional training.
  • Minimum of 2 years professional experience in health science or relevant life sciences/medical fields, or appropriate pharmaceutical industry or academic experience
  • Demonstrated understanding of global pharmaceutical drug development and lifecycles.

Ideal Candidates Would Also Have

  • Demonstrated excellence in scientific technical skills with a comprehensive understanding of pharmacovigilance processes.
  • Extensive experience in the organization, coordination, and communication of data and information.
  • Project or program management experience and/or qualifications.
  • Experience in working with diverse teams.

Key Competency Requirements

  • Working understanding of pharmacovigilance activities/processes and medical concepts.
  • Working understanding of team priorities and milestones.
  • Ability to manage timelines and quality of work using organizational and interpersonal communication skills.
  • Good collaborative and communication skills.
  • Attention to detail with scientific, analytical and conceptual skills and the ability to reach reasoned conclusions.

Operational Skills

  • Technical Proficiency Basic use of standard operational software and tools for automation.
  • Process Management Understanding of current processes and ability to evaluate and suggest digital improvements.
  • Problem-Solving Addresses straightforward problems with simple digital solutions.

Analytical Skills

  • Data Management Processes and records data and information in structured computer readable formats
  • Critical Thinking Identifies flaws and inconsistencies in data or business processes by considering the system wide impact
  • Data Analysis Can perform basic data gathering and reporting using standard tools.
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