Pharmacovigilance Case Processing Specialist

Cognizant; Taguig; On-site; PHP 420,000 - 640,000; Full time

Job summary

Cognizant is seeking a Pharmacovigilance Case Processing Associate to support ICSR management and ensure regulatory compliant safety data processing. Eligible candidates should have 1–2 years in Pharmacovigilance, hands-on experience with Argus Safety or Veeva Safety, and knowledge of MedDRA coding and narrative writing.

Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy or Nursing is required; professional licensing is an advantage but not mandatory.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy or Nursing.
• Professional license is an advantage but not required.
• 1–2 years of experience in Pharmacovigilance, Drug Safety, or ICSR Processing.
• Hands-on experience with Argus Safety, Veeva Safety, Oracle Argus, Safety Database Systems, or other PV platforms.

Responsibilities

• Process and manage ICSR(s) (Individual Case Safety Reports).
• Perform case intake, data entry, and case book-in activities.
• Prepare and update safety case narratives.
• Conduct MedDRA and product coding activities.
• Perform quality checks and case reviews.
• Manage workflow updates, case routing, and case closure.
• Support labeling and regulatory compliance activities.
• Ensure timely case reconciliation and submission readiness.
• Maintain data accuracy within pharmacovigilance safety databases.

Skills

Pharmacovigilance

ICSR Processing

MedDRA Coding

Narrative Writing

Quality Review

AE Reporting

Case Processing

Drug Safety

Education

Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy or Nursing

Tools

Argus Safety

Veeva Safety

Oracle Argus

Safety Database Systems

Job description

Cognizant is seeking a Pharmacovigilance Case Processing Associate to support ICSR management and ensure regulatory compliant safety data processing. Eligible candidates should have 1–2 years in Pharmacovigilance, hands-on experience with Argus Safety or Veeva Safety, and knowledge of MedDRA coding and narrative writing.

Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy or Nursing is required; professional licensing is an advantage but not mandatory.