
location_onVermont State Office Building, 118-120;120, State Street, Montpelier, Washington County, Vermont, 05602, United States
At Parexel, we are dedicated to improving patient health worldwide. As a Patient Safety Associate I, you will play a vital role in supporting drug safety, clinical trials, and post-marketing surveillance activities. This position ensures full compliance with regulatory requirements and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) while contributing to the development of aggregate reports and study-specific safety documents.
You will be part of a global leader in Clinical Research Organization services, where you can contribute to improving patient safety worldwide while developing your career in pharmacovigilance. The role offers the flexibility to work from home in the US.
In this position, you will process Individual Case Safety Reports (ICSRs) from multiple sources with accuracy and efficiency. Your day-to-day activities include conducting comprehensive literature searches to identify safety signals, tracking regulatory information updates, and assisting in preparing and executing regulatory submissions. You will also manage Medical and Product Dictionary activities where applicable.
Your work is crucial in maintaining compliance through quality reviews of safety deliverables, generating metrics for safety operations, and investigating late deliverable incidents. You will collaborate with team members to ensure adherence to international and local regulatory reporting requirements, supporting the exchange of safety information between global operations and local safety affiliates.
Work model: Remote
Vermont State Office Building, 118-120;120, State Street, Montpelier, Washington County, Vermont, 05602, United States
Montpelier, Vermont
Preference for those with Veeva Safety experience.
Skills: Drug Safety, Clinical Trials, Post-Marketing Surveillance, Regulatory Requirements, Standard Operating Procedures, Sops, Individual Case Safety Reports, Icsrs, Literature Searches, Signal Detection.
Education: Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences, Health Sciences, or Biomedical Sciences or equivalent education/experience.