Pharmacovigilance Clinician
Hippocratic AIFull Time
Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
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Common questions about this position
The role can be performed home-based most of the time but will require visits to Health Authorities facilities based on demand.
Key responsibilities include acting as deputy EU-QPPV, serving as the contact point for pharmacovigilance inspections, dealing directly with Health Authority inspectors, ensuring 24/7 availability for calls, and liaising with the EU QPPV on PV tasks.
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The role involves working in a collaborative team environment with project team members both remotely and on-site, while also requiring independent work within the QPPV role.
Strong candidates should have expertise in pharmacovigilance regulations, the ability to handle inspections and direct interactions with Health Authorities, ensure 24/7 availability, and demonstrate proactive problem-solving in a collaborative yet independent setting.
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