Pharmacovigilance Specialist Resume
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CAREER OBJECTIVE:
Seeking a challenging career in an organization that promotes growth, stability and opportunity for advancement in the field of Pharmacovigilance.
JOB SUMMARY:
- Pharmacovigilance Professional with 3 years of experience in capturing and assessing single adverse event reports associated with client products on a worldwide basis on the client's drug safety database, in accordance with international and local regulatory requirements.
- Successfully faced multiple client audits.
- Strong knowledge of MedDRA, WHO Drug Dictionary and coding practices.
- Thorough understanding of adverse event reporting and safety databases.
- Good understanding of the quality and confidentiality of patient data and process involved in processing the data to make it presentable as per regulatory requirements.
- Good knowledge and understanding of the standard operating procedures and abiding by the guidelines.
- Excellent interpersonal communication, organizational and leadership skills.
- Good at handling modules independently and as a team.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Proficient in MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook and MS PowerPoint presentations.
- Good time management and ability to work under pressure.
- Multi - tasking ability and attention to detail.
- Managed Individual Case Safety Reports of all case types (serious and non - serious cases from spontaneous and solicited programs, literature and E2B cases, which included:
- Triage of Confidential to determine whether they qualify for expedited reporting or not and the timelines within which they need to be submitted to the regulatory authorities.
- Conducting duplicate searches prior to initiation and identifying potential duplicates.
- Initiating/Registering of Confidential into the safety database.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Pharmacovigilance SpecialistConfidential
Responsibilities:
- Assessed labeling of serious adverse events originating from spontaneous, clinical sources with reference to IB, CCDS, SmPC, and USPI.
- Ensured Confidential coding
- Hands-on expertise in end to end Case Processing in Pharmacovigilance database ARISg.
- Assisted in upgrading or downgrading of case, where applicable based on the medical assessment and seriousness criteria.
- Quality Check of Confidential which included review of source documents and ensuring that the case is accurate, correct and complete.
- Maintained a good working knowledge of the AE safety profile of assigned drugs, reference Safety Information documents, data entry conventions and guidelines, clients' procedures and international drug safety regulations including:
Confidential
Pharmacovigilance AnalystResponsibilities:
- Maintained an awareness of global regulatory reporting obligations and organized workload to ensure compliance with internal and regulatory timelines for adverse event reporting.
- Drafted individual case summary reports and wrote concise case specific narratives as per company/product conventions.
- Processed literature cases which included cases from medical journals abstracts, poster presentation, literature summary cases and full literature articles.
- Sound knowledge of 21 CFR Parts 11/312/314, MHRA best practices and ICH recommendations.
- Communicated with clients regarding case related queries and follow up.
- Attended project team meetings and client calls related to the project.
- Worked in different therapeutics areas like Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, Breast cancer, Prostate cancer.
- Experienced in French Imputability method of causality assessment.
- Knowledge of aggregate reports including PSURs/PBRERs, PADER, and Clinical trials protocol, Informed Consent, Investigator Brochure (IB).
- Requested and provided follow-ups on adverse events by preparing, sending out and tracking queries.
- Experienced in handling the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system.
- As mentor, trained new team members on safety data processing and project related activities.