at Merck in Dover, Delaware, United States
Job Description
Job Description
Clinical Safety and Risk Management
Physician
Position Overview
The CSRM Physician is a leader in pharmacovigilance and is responsible for the overall clinical risk management and safety surveillance of assigned investigational and marketed products.
Key responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
+ Engage directly in product development activities via core membership on Product Development Teams and chairmanship of the Risk Management and Safety Team (RMST), and other related sub-team participation, for assigned products. This may include participation in internal and joint internal/external research project teams relevant to the development of new compounds and the further study of marketed compounds.
+ Partners with clinical development to ensure that clinical programs will support robust safety assessment of investigational compounds.
+ The CSRM Physician works closely with cross-functional team members including those from clinical development, epidemiology, regulatory affairs, statistics, and manufacturing to manage safety topics under evaluation to ensure efforts are aligned to meet global pharmacovigilance and risk management strategies for assigned products.
+ Duties include all aspects of safety data evaluation, including assessing safety from multiple sources, e.g. clinical trials, literature and post-approval use.
+ Accountable for scientific strategy for safety related documents (e.g. CTD components, Risk Management Plans (RMP) and Periodic Safety Update Reports) and for ensuring that the safety sections of Company product circulars are medically and scientifically appropriate.
+ Responsible for safety surveillance activities such as aggregate clinical trial data analysis and post approval safety signaling reviews, using medical judgement in review of aggregate data and individual cases. Collaborate with CSRM Associate/scientist in order to oversee all safety surveillance activities for assigned products.
+ Responsible for the development of RMPs, pharmacovigilance strategies and risk minimization activities as warranted.
+ The CSRM Physician prepares safety summaries and analyses of safety related data for regulatory documents and aggregate reports and may supervise the activities of CSRM Staff in the execution of safety data analysis and authoring of regulatory documents.
Participates in the development, implementation and evaluation of standards, processes, metrics and other department initiatives.
Qualifications:
Minimum Education Requirement:
+ MD/DO or equivalent
Required Experience and Skills:
+ Minimum three (3) years clinical experience
+ Experience in clinical safety, pharmacovigilance and/or risk management
+ Must have excellent communication, writing and analytic skills
+ Oncology experience preferred
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