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Director, Regulatory Affairs

Fremont, CA

$192K - $253K/yr

Manage and prepare post-market filings and product safety reports (e.g., Annual Reports, DSUR, PSUR, REMS Annual Report, Supplements, Technical Documentation File lifecycle maintenance, responses to ...

Director, Regulatory Affairs

Fremont, CA · On-site

$192K - $253K/yr

Manage and prepare post-market filings and product safety reports (e.g., Annual Reports, DSUR, PSUR, REMS Annual Report, Supplements, Technical Documentation File lifecycle maintenance, responses to ...

PV Operations Specialist

Princeton, NJ · On-site

$85K - $115K/yr

Facilitate the generations of listings for the periodic safety reports (e.g., DSUR, PSUR). * Work with the QA department to maintain a state of high PV inspection readiness across all regions ...

Facilitate the generations of listings for the periodic safety reports (e.g., DSUR, PSUR). * Work with the QA department to maintain a state of high PV inspection readiness across all regions ...

PV Operations Specialist

Princeton, NJ · On-site

$85K - $115K/yr

Facilitate the generations of listings for the periodic safety reports (e.g., DSUR, PSUR). * Work with the QA department to maintain a state of high PV inspection readiness across all regions ...

OR · On-site

Coordinate timely submission of safety reports (e.g., MedWatch, EudraVigilance, CIOMS) * Support aggregate reporting (PSUR/PBRER, DSUR, annual reports) * Maintain and ensure compliance with global PV ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a PSUR (Periodic Safety Update Report) Safety Specialist, and why are they important?

To thrive as a PSUR Safety Specialist, you need expertise in pharmacovigilance, drug safety regulations, and medical writing, typically supported by a degree in pharmacy, life sciences, or a related field. Familiarity with safety databases (such as Argus or ARISg), regulatory guidelines (like ICH E2C), and submission systems is essential. Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and effective communication set candidates apart in producing high-quality regulatory documents. These abilities are crucial to ensure accurate safety assessments, regulatory compliance, and patient safety in the pharmaceutical industry.

What are the main challenges faced by PSUR Safety professionals in managing periodic safety update reports?

One of the main challenges for PSUR Safety professionals is ensuring timely and accurate collection of safety data from multiple sources, such as clinical trials and post-marketing surveillance, which must then be synthesized into comprehensive reports. Coordinating with cross-functional teams—including regulatory affairs, medical writing, and pharmacovigilance—is essential but can be complex due to differing priorities and timelines. Additionally, keeping up with evolving global regulatory requirements and ensuring that all submissions are compliant adds another layer of complexity. Successful professionals in this role are highly organized, detail-oriented, and proactive communicators.

What is a PSUR Safety professional?

A PSUR (Periodic Safety Update Report) Safety professional is responsible for compiling, analyzing, and submitting periodic safety reports regarding pharmaceutical products to regulatory authorities. They ensure that the latest safety data is reviewed and that any new risks or benefits are clearly communicated to ensure ongoing product safety. Their work helps companies stay compliant with pharmacovigilance regulations and safeguards public health by identifying and managing potential risks associated with medicinal products.

What is the difference between Psur Safety vs Psur Safety?

AspectPsur SafetyPsur Safety
CertificationsOSHA 30-Hour, HAZWOPEROSHA 30-Hour, HAZWOPER
Work EnvironmentIndustrial sites, chemical plantsIndustrial sites, chemical plants
Employer & Industry UsageOil & gas, manufacturingOil & gas, manufacturing
Common Search & ComparisonSafety roles in industrial settingsSafety roles in industrial settings

Both Psur Safety and Psur Safety involve safety responsibilities in industrial environments, often requiring similar certifications and working in comparable settings. The key difference lies in specific job functions or employer terminology, but generally, they refer to safety roles focused on ensuring workplace safety in industrial industries.

Infographic showing various Psur Safety job openings in the United States as of June 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 79% Full Time, 19% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution.

Senior Manager, Drug Safety Operations

Bracco

Princeton, NJ • On-site

Full-time

Posted 13 days ago


Job description

Bracco Diagnostics Inc. is a subsidiary of Bracco Imaging which is part of the overall Bracco Group. The Company specializes in the clinical development, marketing and sales of diagnostic contrast imaging agents. Bracco Diagnostics Inc. primarily markets its products to hospitals throughout the United States. Bracco Diagnostics Inc. is committed to the discovery, development, manufacturing and marketing of imaging agents and solutions aimed at providing a better use and management in terms of diagnostic efficacy, patient safety and cost effectiveness.

The Senior Manager, Drug Safety Operations - DSPUS leads pharmacovigilance operations and compliance for the Americas and Rest of World, ensuring adherence to global and local regulations, primarily for Blue Earth Diagnostics Inc. The role oversees safety processes such as case management, regulatory reporting, and vendor coordination, while maintaining inspection readiness and supporting audits.

Job Purpose

The Senior Manager, Safety Operations - DSPUS is in responsible for overseeing pharmacovigilance operational and compliance activities for the Americas and ROW regions, ensuring full and continuous compliance with global and local regulatory requirements with a primary focus on Blue Earth Diagnostic Inc. The role provides operational governance, compliance oversight, and strategic coordination of safety operations, acting as a key interface between DSPUS, global CDSP functions, Corporate PV Quality Systems, affiliates, distributors, and thirdparty partners. .

Main Responsibilities, Activities, Duties, and Tasks

  • Provide senior oversight of pharmacovigilance operational activities within DSPUS, including case management, submissions, reconciliations, and safety data management.

  • Ensure timely and compliant processing and reporting of ICSRs to Health Authorities (e.g., FDA, Health Canada, NMPA, etc.) and business partners.

  • Oversee operational performance and workload distribution within the DSPUS organization and across vendors or partners, as applicable.

  • Ensure continuous compliance of DSPUS safety activities with:

    • Global and local regulatory requirements

    • Internal SOPs, Working Instructions, and PV Agreements

  • Involved in :

    • Common mailbox oversight (BED and DSPUS)

    • Reconciliations

    • PADER and PSUR/PBRER Appendix preparation (when applicable)

    • Contractual and PVA preparation

  • Actively support PV audits and regulatory inspections for BED, including:

    • Inspection readiness activities

    • Participation in audits/inspections

    • Management of inspection outcomes and followup actions

    • Ensure DSPUS operational activities remain inspectionready at all times.

    • Contribute to the continuous improvement of the Pharmacovigilance Quality System through trend analysis, metrics, and feedback to Corporate functions.

  • Serve as a key operational and compliance interface with:

    • Corporate Pharmacovigilance Quality Systems & Risk Management

    • Global Risk Assessment (GRA)

    • Safety Systems / IT

    • Regulatory Affairs, Medical Affairs, Clinical, and other crossfunctional stakeholders

    • Coordinate PVrelated activities with distributors in the Americas and ROW regions.

    • Act as a DSPUS escalation point for complex operational and compliance issues.

Supervisory Responsibilities

  • Not Applicable

Education

  • University degree in Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology, or a related scientific discipline.

Professional Experience, Knowledge & Technical Skills

  • At least 5 years of experience in pharmacovigilance, preferably in a multinational and matrixed organization. .

  • Knowledge of pharmacovigilance regulations (GVP, FDA, EMA, ICH).

  • Able to organize, prioritize, and work effectively in a constantly changing environment.

  • Excellent oral & written communication skills in English.

  • Ability to influence and build relationships/earn credibility quickly across broad global constituencies with competing priorities.

  • Strong organizational skills; team player.

  • Experience and skills with cross-functional and highly matrixed organizations.

Core Relationships

  • Effective interaction and coordination with other Drug Safety staff, as well as personnel from other departments within Medical and Regulatory Affairs (Medical Affairs & Scientific Information, Clinical Research, Biometrics and Medical Writing, Medical Planning and Management, Regulatory) to assure regulatory compliance and support to drug safety related activities

  • Interacts with Information Technology Services

  • Interacts with Corporate Quality Management and BDI Quality Operations

  • Interacts with appropriate Legal Department (when applicable)

  • Operational contact with distributors, partners, and affiliates for PV-related activities

Work Environment

The employee must be able to communicate via telephone, written correspondence, or spoken word in order to perform the essential duties of the position.

Bracco Diagnostics Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other protected status.