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ContactWorking timeFull-time LocationHerdecke Start dateas soon as possible Contractby agreement
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Your tasks with us.
- • Maintain and continuously improve the international pharmacovigilance system.
- • Process reports of adverse effects and product risks from spontaneous reports, clinical studies and scientific literature.
- • Document and follow up adverse-event reports, including entries in the global safety database.
- • Prepare and maintain pharmacovigilance documents for regulatory dossiers, including RMP, PSUR and PSMF.
- • Prepare and revise reference documents such as summaries of product characteristics and package leaflets.
- • Provide medical and scientific support for the product portfolio to healthcare professionals, users and field staff.
- • Create and maintain standard operating procedures for relevant workflows.
What you bring with you.
- • Completed degree in biology, pharmacy, medicine or a comparable natural-science discipline.
- • Experience in drug safety is an advantage; qualified career starters can enter through a structured trainee programme.
- • Very good written and spoken German and English.
- • Confident use of databases and Microsoft Office applications.
What we offer you.
- Family-owned company: A secure, permanent position with long-term prospects, respectful collaboration and short decision paths.
- Health & benefits: Attractive compensation, 30 days of annual leave, employer-supported pension benefits and JobRad bicycle leasing.
- Development & training: Structured onboarding and financial support for external specialist training courses and seminars.
Attractive package
What we offer.
Confidential handling
Application data and documents are processed solely for the application procedure.
Confirmation of receipt
After submission, receipt of the application is confirmed automatically by email.
Personal review
Applications are reviewed internally and are not evaluated automatically.
Apply in just a few minutes.
Open our online application portal and submit your documents in a few clear steps.
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