at Incyte Corporation in Wilmington, Delaware, United States
Job Description
Incyte is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery, development, and commercialization of novel medicines to meet serious unmet medical needs in oncology and inflammation and autoimmunity. Incyte is committed to the rigorous pursuit of research and development excellence to improve the lives of patients, make a difference in health care, and build sustainable value.
The Company strives to discover and develop first-in-class and best-in-class medicines-advancing a diverse portfolio of large and small molecules.
Job Summary (Primary function)
The Senior Medical Director, Global Risk Management & Safety Surveillance (GRMSS) will be responsible for developing and ensuring execution of all patient safety risk management activities for molecular entities under clinical development as well for Incyte marketed products. This will include pharmacovigilance activities and interventions designed to identify, characterize, prevent or minimize risks relating to medicinal products including the assessment of the effectiveness of those activities and interventions. The position will require strong oversight for patient safety issues that arise at both the individual case safety report (ICSR) and aggregate levels (within the company and in collaboration with co-development partners); strong decision-making skills on all issues involving safety assessment and surveillance; responsibility for compliant, timely, and complete regulatory authority engagement (with particular emphasis on benefit-risk assessments and risk identification/characterization and mitigation/management); and effective communication of safety information to internal and external stakeholders.
Essential Functions of the Job (Key responsibilities)
Lead the Safety Management Team and direct all safety risk management activities for assigned products.
Ensure local and global risk management plan preparation and execution throughout a medicinal product's lifecycle.
Formulate clinical trial and postmarketing risk management safety strategies that are in alignment with the company's drug development and commercialization strategies.
Perform drug safety signal detection activities for Incyte's portfolio of investigational and marketed products; develop medically reasonable evaluations of safety signals; and make specific, actionable, and defensible recommendations for confirmation or refutation of safety signals.
Manage and monitor benefit-risk evaluations to ensure favorable benefit-risk balance.
Medically review ICSRs and provide follow-up guidance to Case Operations team to ensure consistent high-quality reports.
Review emerging literature regarding Incyte products, as well as relevant products from collaboration partners, to identify new and important information that potentially impact human safety; conduct reviews both independently within Incyte and in conjunction with external collaboration partners.
Drive preparation of IND Annual Reports and/or DSURs for Incyte clinical trial programs, and PADERs and/or PSUR/PBRERs for marketed products.
Perform Health Hazard Evaluations.
Participate significantly in the development and production of integrated summaries of safety, clinical overviews, and other registration documents for new and supplemental NDAs and/or ex-US new drug submissions/variations for late-phase drug development candidates and marketed products in conjunction with Clinical Development, Medical Writing, Statistics, and Regulatory Affairs.
Drive the safety strategy for Reference Safety Information for Incyte products, including Investigator Brochures and new or updated labeling (USPI, SmPC, or CDS) for marketed products in the context of multidisciplinary groups within Incyte or joint committees between external partners.
Participate in internal safety process improvements and updates, including new means of effective presentation of early phase clinical study status reports with regard to safety findings.
Contribute to preparedness for regulatory authority inspection and internal audits of Pharmacovigilance, and contribute to the development and implementation of any preventative and/or corrective action plans as they pertain to specific identified deficiencies of policy, procedure, or practice in GRMSS.
Review medical and safety content included in standard response letters prepared by Medical Affairs, as necessary, and work with Medical Affairs to create and periodically revise standard communications that include specific adverse event information.
Champion risk management safety strategy to internal (eg,... For full info follow application link.
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