Tuesday, July 14, 2020

Novo Nordisk, Event Adjudication Professional I in Global Safety team Graduate in lifes Science / Post Graduate in life Science


Novo Nordisk, Event Adjudication Professional I in Global Safety team Graduate in lifes Science / Post Graduate in life Science

The position

As an Event Adjudication Professional I, you will be responsible for:

Act as project manager and coherent part of the EA trial team on outcome trials and point of contact to internal and external stakeholders from planning / set-up phase until finalisation and archiving of documentation

Keep relevant internal and external stakeholders informed of process progress and any changes to the overall project plan on an on-going basis (e.g. Study Group, EA Supplier)

Contribute to external supplier selection in collaboration with GD Outsourcing management to ensure effective support of NN EA process including IT requirements in Safety Operations
For delegated tasks act as point of contact with the selected EA Supplier and ensure involvement of stakeholders in GD and Global Safety according to NN procedures

As project manager for delegated tasks contribute to Supplier prepared documents are reviewed and finalised according to timelines, procedures and the contract, e.g. EAC Charter, event adjudication System Requirement Specification (SRS), event adjudication Site Manual, Data Delivery Specification, Supplier Workflow, EAC Manual

Support internal review of Supplier prepared documents (Charter, SRS, Site Manual, Supplier Workflow, EAC Manual) to ensure input from relevant stakeholders

Support UAT of event adjudication system

Support review of internal documents (e.g. Trial Protocol, Monitoring Manual, EDC specification, Clinical Trial Report) to ensure that all relevant adjudication information is captured and in line / compatible with the event adjudication process

Participate in EDC SPRINT and UAT

Collaborate with relevant study group members throughout the trial and participate in status reporting of data

Support the set-up of internal systems to support event adjudication (e.g. NEVAS)

Support sites in performing tasks as outlined in the site manual, by providing overviews of events and solving individual queries

Perform event processing of events relevant for adjudication according to agreed workflow
Support that the event pipeline is well controlled by following supplier status and action at each relevant stage as well as participating in status meetings

Participate in internal status meetings

Support oversight of Supplier performance to ensure work is performed in accordance with agreed process documents, workflows and GCP

QC the suppliers query quality and processes in EDC.

Provide feedback to the supplier with regard to improvements as a result of QC findings
Escalate Supplier performance, if needed

Support training of monitors and investigators in handling of adjudication data in clinical trials (e.g. at Investigator and Monitor meetings)

Ensure Audit and Inspection readiness

Responsible for archiving of event adjudication documentation in the Trial Master File, including uploading, indexing and quality checking documents in novoDOCS
Ensure relevant regulations (e.g. GCP) are followed

Participate in audits and inspections

Responsibility as Deviation responsible and CR owner (change owner, action owner) for following tasks: preparing Deviation reports, Change Request cases and performing related actions when appropriate.

Qualifications

You need to have the below knowledge, skills and experience.
Post Graduate in life Science with min. 2 years relevant experience

OR

Graduate in lifes Science and combined with min. 4 years relevant experience
Experience with project management
Knowledge of event adjudication, clinical development, clinical trial methodology and GCP requirements
Knowledge of the FDA and EMEA guidelines related to adjudication and relevant endpoints
Knowledge of diseases, their clinical manifestations, treatment and complications
Experienced user of the Microsoft package specifically Excel
Knowledge of clinical data collection methods, e.g. EDC
Fluent in English, both written and spoken


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