RBW Consulting
Pharmacovigilance and Scientific Information Manager

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Pharmacovigilance and Scientific Information Manager
Location: Woking (option for up to 2 days per week remote work)
A leading global manufacturer of pharmaceutical products across the UK and Europe, is seeking an experienced and dynamic Pharmacovigilance (PV) and Scientific Information (SI) Manager to join their Scientific Affairs team and lead the way in ensuring the highest standards of safety and information management.
Your Impactful Role
As the PV and SI Manager, you will be at the heart of commitment to safety and excellence. You will:
- Lead Strategy Development: Drive the development and implementation of PV and SI strategies, processes, and platforms, ensuring that they align with both UK legislation and the business’ global standards.
- Act as the UK National Contact Person for PV: Serve as the primary liaison with the MHRA, maintaining oversight of all UK PV cases, ensuring compliance, and leading the UK pharmacovigilance system master file (PSMF).
- Manage and Mentor: Oversee a team of professionals, providing leadership, mentorship, and guidance, while managing resources to ensure the accurate and timely processing of safety information.
- Ensure Compliance and Quality: Maintain and improve PV and SI processes, ensuring they are always audit-ready and compliant with GxP standards.
- Collaborate Globally: Work closely with our Global Pharmacovigilance and Medical Affairs teams to ensure that local activities support and enhance global initiatives.
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- Expertise: A life science degree or qualification as a Health Professional, with 5-10 years of experience in pharmacovigilance.
- Leadership Skills: Previous line management experience and the ability to inspire and develop your team.
- Regulatory Knowledge: A thorough understanding of UK PV regulations, GvP, and industry best practices.
- Communication Skills: The ability to represent the company with external stakeholders, including the MHRA, healthcare professionals, and industry bodies.
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If you are passionate about safety, committed to quality, and ready to take on a leadership role in a dynamic and growing company, we want to hear from you!
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