Einheitsleiter/in Pharmacovigilance (80-100%)

Descrizione del posto

Join the Pharmacovigilance unit to ensure drug safety in Switzerland. Enjoy a collaborative work environment with flexible conditions. Tasks Monitor and assess adverse drug reactions (ADRs) effectively. Identify new drug risks and implement necessary measures. Engage in external inquiries and publish on drug safety topics. Skills Medical or pharmacy degree plus clinical experience preferred. Strong communication skills in German, French, and English. Leadership experience with a proactive and resilient approach. This job ad was AI-translated from German. See original About the job The Pharmacovigilance unit records and assesses adverse drug reactions (ADRs) from Switzerland, identifies new drug risks, takes necessary measures when required, and participates in communication. The unit responds to external enquiries regarding pharmacovigilance, publishes on current topics of drug safety, and participates in conducting pharmacovigilance inspections at companies. You will comprehensively lead the unit, manage the necessary resources, and implement overarching guidelines. You will ensure the required internal networking and collaboration with other organisational units and professionally represent your unit externally. After successfully completing your medical or pharmaceutical studies, you have preferably expanded your clinical experience in an internal medicine discipline or further developed your clinical knowledge in the pharmaceutical industry (preferably in the field of drug safety/risk management). Knowledge of drug regulation in Switzerland is an advantage. You have several years of leadership experience, communicate clearly and appropriately for the audience (German, French/Italian, English), and can assert yourself confidently even in delicate situations. As an initiative-taking and resilient personality, you enjoy working interdisciplinarily and are characterised by a conscientious, responsible, and efficient working style. In a professionally interesting environment at the interface of medicine, pharmacology, and health, we offer you a responsible role. An exceptionally flexible annual working time model and office premises in close proximity to Bern main station are part of attractive employment conditions. For telephone enquiries, Dr Christoph Küng, Head of the Drug Safety Department (phone 058 464 47 28), or Michael Renaudin, Deputy Head of the Personnel and Organisation Department (phone 058 462 03 92), will be pleased to assist you.