Principle Scientist or Manager, PV Operations

Site Name: UK – London – New Oxford Street, Belgium-Wavre
Posted Date: Jul 9 2025

We are seeking a dedicated professional to support Pharmacovigilance Operations (PV Ops) with a primary focus on Individual Case Safety Report (ICSR) Management. Depending on experience of successful candidate, it will be either Principal Scientist, PV Ops or Manager, PV Ops.

This role involves overseeing processing ICSRs and case processing coding conventions. The successful candidate will interact with Local Operating Companies (LOCs) and oversee functional vendors for market authorizations, withdrawals, and PAC awareness. Additionally, the role includes managing clinical trial/program interactions, from setup and maintenance to closeout, and configuring Argus for submissions to various destinations, such as regulatory authorities, partners, Clinical Research Organisations (CROs), LOCs, and clinical operations.

The position holder will ensure all activities align with GSK standards and regulatory timelines, fostering robust processes for effective PV operations and vendor oversight.

We create a place where people can grow, be their best, be safe, and feel welcome, valued and included. We offer a competitive salary, an annual bonus based on company performance, healthcare and wellbeing programmes, pension plan membership, and shares and savings programme.

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In this role you will

Applicable to both Principal Scientist and Manager level

• Contribute to all aspects of case handling activities from case receipt to expedited reporting and collaborate with stakeholders (i.e., the Safety Evaluation and Risk Management (SERM) group, local operating companies (LOCs) and clinical operations/sciences) to ensure that documentation and processes are in place to achieve successful recording and reporting of safety data during the life cycle of a clinical trial and marketed product.

• Work across a complex matrix environment to drive high-quality delivery of case management activities that comply with internal standards and external regulatory requirements; where problems or issues are identified, facilitate investigation into root cause and create corrective/preventative actions (CAPAs).

• Escalate identified problems or issues to the appropriate Management Personnel with PV Operations.

• Generate new ideas and proposals for global implementation; contribute to advancement of PV Operations methodology and processes.

• Ensures third parties/vendors develop and implement robust processes to support quality-driven organization.

Manager, PV Ops:

• Support Scientists with enhancement of knowledge and skills for ICSR Management activities

• Lead and oversee Clinical Trial and/or post-Marketed study (PMS) related activities e.g. protocol review, Safety Management Plan review, study/program set-up, reconciliation, end of study unblinding, etc.; supports case management activities for spontaneous event reports.

• Act as a global PV Operations Leader for process discussions, including queries on strategy/policy related decisions; authors or provides significant input into the development of written standards.

• Generate new ideas and proposals for global implementation; contributes to advancement of ICSR management/ program/clinical trial set up/maintenance methodology and processes.

• Act as a PV Ops leader for process discussions and changes, reinforcing the principal of SPADM (single point accountability decision making)

Why you?

Basic Qualifications & Skills:

We are looking for professionals with these required skills to achieve our goals:

• Degree in life sciences or medically related field or previous experience equating to educational requirements

• Project management experience

• Ability to map processes and author written standards

• Knowledge and experience with pharmacovigilance systems

Preferred Qualifications & Skills:

Please note the following skills are not necessary, just preferred, if you do not have them, please still apply:

• Proven experience developing and delivering high-quality training

• Experience of providing mentoring to other staff

Closing Date for Applications – 23rd of July 2025 (COB)

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