Description

As the Global Program Safety Team Lead in Neuroscience, you will drive innovative safety strategies and lead a team to tackle complex safety challenges, ensuring impactful medicines reach patients worldwide while shaping the future of neuroscience safety.

Requirements

• •Medical Degree or equivalent
• •PhD, PharmD or equivalent graduate level health care professional degree
• •Specialty Board certification
• •5 years clinical experience postdoctoral
• •At least 7 years progressive experience in drug development in a major pharmaceutical company
• •5 years in safety at a medical position
• •Expertise in preparing clinical safety assessments and regulatory reports
• •Strong experience in leading cross-functional, multicultural teams
• •Strong experience with safety issue management
• •Strong experience in drug development and clinical trial methodology
• •Strong leadership skills including coaching and motivating
• •Post graduate degree in Pharmaceutical Medicine or Master of Public Health in Epidemiology
• •Strong negotiation and conflict management skills
• •Strong experience with medical writing and delivering high quality documents
• •Fluent English (both spoken and written)
• •Additional languages are an advantage

Tasks

• •Manage the disease area within the Medical Safety organization
• •Enhance the scientific and clinical experience of Medical Safety physicians and scientists
• •Prepare safety objectives and evaluate performance of Medical Safety associates
• •Identify and discuss high-potential associates with the leadership team
• •Support associates in their career development opportunities
• •Provide expert safety input to clinical development programs for assigned projects
• •Participate in the Global Program Team, Global Clinical Team, and Clinical Trial Team
• •Manage safety issues from the formation of the Global Program Team through Life Cycle Management
• •Oversee signal detection, monitoring, evaluation, and management of safety information
• •Document and track medical safety activities for assigned compounds
• •Respond to inquiries from regulatory authorities and healthcare professionals on safety issues
• •Lead the preparation of safety strategies for health authority responses
• •Contribute to the development of departmental and functional goals and objectives
• •Deputize for the Development Unit Head of Neuroscience as needed