Medical Monitor - Safety Data Analyst I

The Medical Monitor/ Safety Data Analyst processes Adverse Event (AE) and Serious Adverse Event (SAE) cases promptly and with medical accuracy. The Medical Monitor/ Safety Data Analyst will also assist the Head of Safety and Pharmacovigilance Department with Medical Coding and Medical Monitoring activities and oversees the overall conduct of pre- and post-marketing studies regarding safety of the subjects for his/her studies, and as a back-up for other Medical Monitors.

• Oversee the overall conduct of pre- and post-marketing studies regarding Safety of study subjects for the assigned studies.
• Perform medical review of Protocols, Investigator’s Brochures, Case Report Forms, Informed Consent forms, and Clinical Study Reports according to the Scope of Work
• Have a good understanding of all projects related to Safety and Coding.
• Interacts with Sponsors/Clients directly with minimal or no supervision for the assigned studies and other projects, as needed.
• Direct assigned Safety designees of each assigned projects with regard to Safety and Coding activities. 
• Develop Pharmacovigilance, Safety Management and Medical Monitoring Plans
• Lead coding procedures of medical data including medications (utilizing WHODrug), adverse events and serious adverse events (utilizing MedDRA)
• Prepare safety case reports to the FDA and regional regulatory agencies using MedWatch and CIOMS-I forms, and annual/ periodic safety reports. 
• Oversee Processing, Documentation, and Reporting of Adverse Event and Serious Adverse Event Information to the Client, and the FDA
• Prepare safety narratives 
• Maintain, review, and reconcile safety and clinical databases for paper-based studies
• Evaluate safety trends, and pharmacovigilance risk assessment in collaboration with the biometrics department according to the Scope of Work. 
• Assure that the required study documents are complete, accurate, and in accordance with required global and region-specific regulations and guidelines 
• Participate in sponsor audits as required
• Participate in Bid Defense meetings.
• Provide support for the audits of clinical sites according to the Scope of Work.
• Participate in project team meetings as required
• Participate in Data Safety Monitoring Committees (DSMC), provide and present safety and pharmacovigilance reports for the DSMC meetings for various sponsors, as applicable
• Communicate orally and /or in writing, in a timely and effective manner, with the appropriate internal or external individuals involved in the project, including serving as the Medical Point of Contact for Investigator, and Sponsor teams. 
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• Medical Degree required (e.g., M.D./D.O.)
• Knowledge of global and region-specific regulations and guidelines including ICH, US and EU, UK regulations. 
• Knowledge of Adverse Event processing environments such as ArisGlobal or similar is preferred.
• Exceptional and effective verbal and written communication skills to facilitate and complete concise safety reporting.
• Experience with Safety audits of clinical trials is preferred
• Experience with Electronic Data Capture system (EDC)
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, handling multiple projects with high degree of accuracy and attention to detail.
• Basic understanding of clinical bio-statistical analysis, and the ability to think critically, analyze data, and problem solve. 
• Ability to work independently as well as in a team environment contributing to a collaborative work atmosphere.
• Experience in communicating with Regulatory Agencies, Data Safety Monitoring Committees (DSMC), Sponsors, and Principal Investigators is preferred. 
• Experience working with MedDRA and WHODrug dictionaries is preferred. 
• Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office Software. 

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