Salary up to £45k DOE
Hybrid working 2 days onsite & 3 at home

A fantastic opportunity for a Pharmacovigilance Project & Implementation Manager to join a progressive organisation who are focussed on service delivery.  The PV Project Manager will be responsible for oversee and coordinate work and collaboration on PV projects. Ensure new and existing client services are implemented successfully and ensure PV system can deliver contractual and regulatory obligations.

Job Role of the PV Project & Implementation Manager:

• Acting as the primary contact point for PV project-related matters for both the client and key internal stakeholders.
• Co-ordinate with new business implementation teams and commercial to ensure new and existing services are on-boarded.
• Escalation and management of project risks.
• Strategic input including costing, budgeting, resourcing, workflow and process design and analysis.
• Prepare project scope and objectives.
• Manage expectations to make sure that the delivered work meets expectations.
• Coordinating colleagues working on a project.
• Have an overview of all tasks to be delivered, including deadlines and milestones.
• Making sure that quality standards applicable to the respective client are met.
• Having an overview of all SOPs relevant to the respective client.
• Propose process improvements.
• Monitor compliance results and propose CAPAs where required.
• Contribute to PV Operations resource planning and strategy.

Candidate Requirements:

• Degree in Pharmacy, Nursing, Life Science, or other related discipline, or equivalent qualification.
• Must be able to speak fluent English (also written).
• Have good leadership qualities including skills in planning, mentoring, meeting facilitation, communication and problem solving.
• Strong project management, interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills, both internally and towards clients.
• Ability to travel to Head Office locations, clients, and meetings.
• Ability to identity, document, track and resolve project action items for multiple programs simultaneously
• Knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Dynamics, Visio and Project preferred.
• Previous experience within a service provider environment preferred.
• Effective presentation skills.
• Familiarity with Good Pharmacovigilance Practice (GVP) and International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines and other applicable regulatory rules.

Benefits:

• Up to 33 days’ holiday
• Flexible working
• A contributory pension scheme
• Life insurance cover
• Private healthcare
• Ongoing training and career development
• Mental health support