Clinical Safety Specialist (m/w/d)

Clinical Safety Specialist (m/w/d), Vienna

Job Details

• Location: Wien, AT
• Job ID: 57828
• Job Category: Research and Development
• Employment Type: Permanent
• Career Level: Professionals

Company Overview

Octapharma specializes in developing highly pure pharmaceuticals from human blood plasma. As a family-owned enterprise, it is the largest production site and a key research location in Vienna, supporting the company's growth.

Your Responsibilities

• Assist the Clinical Safety Project Lead with safety activities in clinical trials
• Coordinate safety management tasks and prepare safety management plans
• Support the development of safety processes and transition to new electronic reporting formats
• Perform SAE case triage, data entry, and reporting under supervision
• Collaborate with teams to enhance safety data management and electronic data capture systems
• Monitor safety reference information and regulatory document preparation
• Contribute to clinical summaries focusing on signal detection

Candidate Profile

• Degree in natural or clinical sciences
• Experience in clinical safety or related fields
• Knowledge of safety regulations and reporting
• Strong organizational and analytical skills
• Effective communication and teamwork skills
• Fluent in English; German is a plus but not mandatory

Benefits

• International work environment with flexibility and responsibility
• Competitive salary above the collective agreement minimum of EUR 4,157.14
• Employee benefits including staff restaurant, events, and more

Additional Information

The minimum gross wage is EUR 4,157.14, with potential for higher wages based on experience and responsibilities. We seek dedicated professionals to join our growth and support patients worldwide.

Contact

Jakob Lueger, B.A.
Octapharma Pharmazeutika Produktionsges.m.b.H.
Oberlaaer Straße 235, 1100 Wien
T: +430664 88338501

About Octapharma

Headquartered in Switzerland, Octapharma is a leading human protein manufacturer, with operations across Europe and the US, supporting patient care for over 40 years.