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With automation coming in for case intake and case processing, the human involvement in these processes would be limited to medical review and QC in the near future. What is envisaged for the work force involved in these processes is - their roles will evolve towards more advanced functions that require analysis of data for signal management and aggregate report writing. Question - is the workforce ready for such roles? The healthcare professionals are preferred for such roles in the industry at the moment. Is there a need for training and some advanced programs for the existing employees to graduate into the advanced roles seamleassly. Considering the need of medical/ pharmacological understanding and knowledge for these roles, would graduate/ post graduate programs in pharmacovigilance that cover the relevant subjects make sense? These can be vocational programs specially designed to prepare for a career in PV. Do share your thoughts.

Holiday weekends are historically some of the busiest times for traffic, not just on the roads, but for internet job boards as well. If you are a hiring manager looking to bring talent into your organization, next week will take you longer than ever to sort through which candidates could be qualified versus those who don’t fit the bill. Avoid that hassle and reach out to me to see vetted talent such as those listed below across the following clinical trial based skillsets: Clinical Operations Clinical Development Drug Safety/PV Regulatory Affairs Medical Writing Project Management Clinical Supplies Data Management/Biostatistics

Looking to enhance your skills in Aggregate Reporting? ClinoSol Research brings you an exclusive weekend training program designed for professionals and students eager to master the essential aspects of aggregate reporting in clinical research and pharmacovigilance. 📅 Duration: One Month (Weekends Only) 🎯 Hosted by: Clinosol Research Who Should Attend: Pharmacovigilance Professionals: Those working in drug safety who want to enhance their skills in aggregate report writing and compliance with regulatory standards. Clinical Research Professionals: Individuals involved in clinical trials and data reporting, looking to understand the role of aggregate reporting in clinical research. Medical Writers: Professionals who want to specialize in the technical aspects of writing safety reports, periodic reviews, and risk management documents. Regulatory Affairs Specialists: Individuals working with regulatory bodies who need an in-depth understanding of aggregate reports for drug approval processes. Pharmacy Students/Graduates: Students or recent graduates in pharmacy, life sciences, or related fields, looking to build a career in clinical research or pharmacovigilance. Healthcare Professionals: Doctors, pharmacists, or nurses who wish to better understand pharmacovigilance and safety reporting in healthcare. 🚀 Scan the QR Code or Click on the below link to Register Now! https://lnkd.in/g2AQU-an Don't miss this opportunity to upgrade your career with hands-on training from industry experts! #AggregateReporting #ClinosolResearch #PharmacovigilanceTraining #ClinicalResearch #WeekendTraining #CareerUpgrade #PSUR #RiskManagement #TrainingProgram

Why You Should Explore All Fields in Life Sciences: Avoid My Mistake! When I started in life sciences, I knew about different streams like CDM, TMF, RA, PV, and Medical Writing but never understood their order. Despite discussions with colleagues, I couldn’t piece it all together, and my curiosity faded. Now, with 8 years in PV, I realize that my career scope has become limited to one field, making it trickier to settle and find new opportunities. I lacked the guidance and exposure early on, and I would like to suggest to beginners or those a few years in to avoid the same situation. Gaining experience in all fields can broaden your scope and keep you engaged. Here’s a brief order and description of various streams in life science: 1. Clinical Data Management (CDM): Collects and manages trial data. 2. Trial Master File (TMF): Organizes essential trial documents. 3. Regulatory Affairs (RA): Manages regulatory submissions and compliance. 4. Pharmacovigilance (PV): Monitors drug safety. 5. Medical Writing: Prepares scientific and regulatory documents. Expand your horizons – it’s worth it! #lifescience #careernavigation #careergrowth #careeradvice #clinicaldatamanagement #TMF #RA #PV #medicalwriting

What is the versatility of a PharmD, PhD, MD, nursing degree, etc? Incredibly versatile! There are hundreds of titles out there for us! Like we really are not just limited to retail and hospital positions. Pharmacists especially are truly capable of amazing things in so many different sectors of the world. Just to list a few unique and creative titles that we can apply for after getting the degree: - Adver Event Investigator - Biotech Consultant Associate - Biopharmaceutical Liaison - Biomedical Informatics Specialist - Biosimilars Strategy Consultant - Brand Manager - Clinical Compliance Manager - Clinical Data Technician - Clinical Endpoints Specialist - Clinical Innovation Specialist - Clinical Informatics Analyst - Clinical Operations Director - Clinical Operations Strategist - Clinical Research Scientist - Clinical Research Supervisor - Clinical Studies Associate - Clinical Studies Coordinator - Clinical Surveillance Specialist - Community Health Pharmacist - Compliance Officer - Data and Research Analyst - Drug Discovery Specialist - Drug Formulation Expert - Drug Policy Analyst - Drug Product Development Manager - Drug Reimbursement Specialist - Drug Safety Director - Drug R&D Project Manager - FDA Regulatory Evaluator - FDA Regulatory Strategy Director - Health Director - Health Literacy Specialist - Health Outcomes Researcher - Health Science Consultant - Healthcare Information Analyst - Market Intelligence Director - Market Logistics Analyst - Market Strategy Director - Medical Affairs Scientist - Medical Education Manager - Medical Impact Coordinator - Medical Operations Associate - Medical Outcomes Analyst - Medical Relations Representative - Medication Therapy Management Specialist - Molecular Pharmacologist - Non-clinical Pharmacology Director - Pharmacoeconomic Analyst - Pharmacokinetics/Pharmacodynamics Specialist - Pharmacogenomics Consultant - Pharmacovigilance Executive Director - Pharmacovigilance Researcher - Pharmacy Benefit Manager - Pharmacy Business Development Manager - Pharmacy Informatics Specialist - Pharmacy Strategic Planning Director - Pharmacy Supply Chain Manager - Pharmacy Technology Integration Specialist - Preclinical Drug Researcher - Preclinical Strategy Director - Quality Control (CMC) Supervisor - Regional Medical Consultant - Regional Medical Sales Representative - Regulatory Affairs Director - Regulatory Affairs Label Specialist - Regulatory Affairs Manufacturing and Control Manager (CMC) - Regulatory Affairs Marketing and Promotion Director - Regulatory Compliance Auditor - Regulatory Submissions Specialist - Risk Management Director - Scientific Affairs Consultant - Specialty Drug Advisor - Therapeutics Educational Consultant - Therapeutics Project Director - Translational Medicine Expert As much as I like to rag on some aspects of the PharmD, you can't challenge the versatility of the degree at all. PharmaPath Consulting  #pharmd #jobsearch #lifescience #clinicalresearch #researchanddevelopment

So how versatile is a PharmD, PhD, MD, nursing degree, etc..? VERY versatile! Adding more to the long lists of R&D titles and we aren’t even close to the end! Trust me...there are hundreds of titles out there. We really aren’t limited to retail and hospital positions alone. Pharmacists and life science professionals are truly capable of amazing things in so many different sectors of the world. Just to list a few unique and creative titles that we can apply for after getting the degree: 1. Junior Clinical Research Associate 2. Clinical Research Technician 3. Data Management Coordinator 4. Regulatory Affairs Officer 5. Quality Control Analyst 6. Clinical Trial Coordinator 7. Research and Development Technician 8. Associate Scientist, Formulation Development 9. Medical Writing Assistant 10. Pharmacovigilance Associate 11. Biomarker Specialist, Entry Level 12. Clinical Data Analyst 13. Research Compliance Specialist 14. Laboratory Quality Assurance Associate 15. Drug Safety Coordinator 16. Associate Bioinformatics Scientist 17. Entry-Level Biostatistician 18. Research Operations Assistant 19. Clinical Study Administrator 20. Preclinical Research Assistant 21. Medical Affairs Associate 22. Pharmaceutical Sales Specialist 23. Product Development Manager 24. Clinical Research Monitor 25. Pharmacokinetics Analyst 26. Toxicology Research Lead 27. Medical Device Research Engineer 28. Drug Formulation Technician 29. Health Economics Analyst 30. Clinical Supply Chain Coordinator 31. Regulatory Documentation Specialist 32. Associate Clinical Project Manager 33. Quality Assurance Auditor, Junior 34. Research Scientist, Associate 35. VEEVA Information Management System Administrator 36. Clinical Operations Analyst 37. Medical Science Liaison, Junior 38. Pharmacology Research Technician 39. Drug Patent Analyst 40. Biomarker Discovery Scientist 41. Medical Device Quality Engineer 42. Clinical Research Informatics Analyst 43. Bioprocess Technician 44. Preclinical Research Scientist 45. Clinical Pharmacologist 46. Medical Affairs Coordinator 47. Regulatory Affairs Manager 48. Clinical Research Nurse 49. Clinical Development Specialist 50. Preclinical Study Manager 51. Clinical Trial Safety Specialist 52. Medical Science Liaison 53. Regulatory Compliance Analyst If I missed something glaring comment it below! As much as I like to rag on some aspects of the PharmD, you can't challenge the versatility of the degree at all! We can handle these positions with little to no training and learn super quick. Take a chance on us ;) PharmaPath Consulting - if you need help exploring your options and cant seem to land something! #drugdevelopment #regulatoryaffairs #medicalaffairs #clinicalresearch #clinicaldevelopment

Dear Pharmacists, Are you tired of the traditional pharmacy role? Do you want to diversify your career? There's a world of opportunities beyond the counter. Here are five nontraditional options you can consider: 👇 1. Medical Science Liaison (MSL) Role: Serve as a bridge between pharmaceutical companies and healthcare professionals. Responsibilities: Provide scientific and medical information, conduct educational presentations, and gather insights from healthcare providers. Skills: Strong communication, scientific knowledge, and relationship-building abilities. 2. Regulatory Affairs Role: Ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines and standards for pharmaceutical products. Responsibilities: Prepare and submit regulatory submissions, manage regulatory interactions, and monitor regulatory changes. Skills: Attention to detail, knowledge of regulatory requirements, and excellent writing skills. 3. Nuclear Pharmacist Role: Specialize in the preparation and dispensing of radioactive pharmaceuticals used in medical imaging and treatment. Responsibilities: Ensure the safe and accurate handling of radioactive materials, comply with radiation safety regulations, and provide patient counseling. Skills: Strong understanding of radiation physics, chemistry, and safety protocols. 4. Clinical Research Associate (CRA) Role: Monitor clinical trials to ensure adherence to protocol and ethical standards. Responsibilities: Collect and review clinical data, conduct site visits, and communicate with investigators and sponsors. Skills: Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and knowledge of clinical research methodologies. 5. Medical Writing Role: Create and edit scientific and medical documents, such as research papers, clinical trial protocols, and regulatory submissions. Responsibilities: Ensure accuracy, clarity, and compliance with scientific and regulatory standards. Skills: Excellent writing and editing skills, scientific knowledge, and attention to detail. Salary Range: Salaries for these roles vary depending on experience, location, and employer. However, you can expect competitive compensation, especially in these specialized areas. Interested in exploring these niches further? Follow us for more career insights! #pharmacycareer #pharmacist #healthcare #careerchange #medicalscienceliaison #regulatoryaffairs #nuclearpharmacy #clinicalresearch #medicalwriting #pharmunity

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★☆ Global 제약사 분자진단 RA Manager (부장급) ==> closing !! [업무내용] MD(Molecular Diagnostics) RA Manager 담당 - As an individual contributor, the function of a Regulatory Affairs Manager is to provide support for the regulatory department to ensure efficient and compliant business processes and environment. - The individual may execute tasks and play a consultative role by partnering across business functions. - The individual may assist in identifying data needed, obtaining these data and ensuring that they are effectively presented for the registration of products worldwide. - The individual may prepare and submit documentation needed for registration worldwide or may oversee such preparation. [자격조건] 1. 학사이상. Science (biology, chemistry, microbiology, immunology, medical technology, pharmacy, pharmacology), math, engineering, or medical fields is preferred. 2. 진단 관련 경력 최소 4년 이상, total 경력 10년 이상. 3. 영어 가능자(미국팀과 call 자주 있음) [근무조건] 1. 급여: 기존 + @, 면접 후 협의 (ABS, Target Incentive) 2. 근무지: 서울 강남구 * 관심 있으시면...연락주세요 (주)SCOUT 헤드헌팅사업부문 정경 전무 // 010-4201-0264 // chogosu@scout.co.kr SCOUT Co., Ltd. / Headhunting Div./ Senior Director #MD(Molecular Diagnostics) #Regulatory Affairs #molecular biology techniques

🌟 After two fulfilling years as a Manager and Supervising Pharmacist, I am eager to return to the corporate environment where I previously thrived as a Medical Information Specialist. I believe this is the perfect time to leverage my diverse experience and take on new challenges in the pharmaceutical industry. 💼 My Experience: Supervising Pharmacist: For the past two years, I have successfully led a pharmacy team, ensuring high-quality service and compliance with all regulations. This role has honed my managerial skills, from team leadership to strategic planning. Medical Information Specialist: My prior experience in this role provided me with a deep understanding of the pharmaceutical industry, along with the ability to interpret and communicate complex clinical data effectively. 💡 My Skills: Pharmaceutical Knowledge: A solid foundation in pharmacology and therapeutics, crucial for providing accurate scientific support. Clinical Analysis: Expertise in interpreting clinical data and scientific studies, essential for the Medical Advisor role. Managerial Skills: Experience in team management, operational strategy development, and process optimization. Effective Communication: The ability to convey complex information clearly and comprehensively to both healthcare professionals and patients. Collaboration: Proven track record of working effectively in multidisciplinary teams, facilitating communication across various company functions. 🌱 My Goal: I am eager to return to the pharmaceutical industry as a Medical Advisor/MSL, where I can combine my practical experience as a pharmacist with my scientific and managerial skills to contribute to the success of a dynamic and innovative company and improve patient outcomes. 🔗 If you know of any opportunities or have any suggestions, please feel free to reach out! I am excited to explore new challenges and bring my expertise to a forward-thinking organization. #Pharmacy #MedicalAdvisor #CareerTransition #PharmaceuticalIndustry #Healthcare #ProfessionalGrowth #JobSearch