FAQs
What is the main purpose of the Manager Patient Safety role at Sandoz Italy?
The main purpose is to lead pharmacovigilance activities in the Sandoz affiliate to ensure local safety procedures are comprehensive, effective, compliant, and well-embedded across the organization.
What are the key responsibilities of the Manager Patient Safety?
Key responsibilities include acting as the single point of contact for pharmacovigilance, overseeing safety activities, maintaining awareness of product safety profiles, and ensuring compliance with local safety requirements.
What are the essential qualifications required for this position?
Essential qualifications include a Medical Doctor or Pharmacist degree, excellent knowledge of Italian and English, and a minimum of 3 to 5 years' experience in drug safety or pharmacovigilance.
Is leadership experience required for this role?
Yes, a minimum of 2 to 3 years of demonstrated leadership in patient safety within the pharmaceutical industry is required.
What type of work environment can I expect at Sandoz?
You can expect an inclusive work environment that values diversity and encourages personal growth within a collaborative culture.
Will there be opportunities for professional development?
Yes, employees will receive customized development paths, free access to training catalogs, and opportunities for job rotation projects.
How does Sandoz handle work-life balance?
Sandoz offers a hybrid work model based on flexibility and trust to help maintain work-life balance.
Can I expect to receive compensation for my contributions?
Yes, there is a Recognition Program in place to highlight your impact on the organization.
What type of projects will I be involved in?
You will participate in interdisciplinary global projects that involve leading, planning, and prioritizing activities on multiple initiatives.
How does Sandoz approach patient safety?
Sandoz is committed to maintaining high standards in patient safety through effective pharmacovigilance practices and compliance with local regulations.