Senior Associate I - Labelling Operations Job in Chennai at Pfizer

Pfizer is hiring for the role of Senior Associate I - Labelling Operations!

Responsibilities of the Candidate:

• Consolidate labeling versions.
• Consolidate comments from Labeling reviewers and Regulatory Authorities.
• Prepare comparison tables for labeling team discussions.
• Edit and format labeling documents- Ensure the document complies with the appropriate template (e.g., QRD, PLR).
• Generate necessary renditions in GDMS (e.g., clean and marked PDF, clean and marked MS Word) and bookmark renditions as appropriate.
• Facilitate workflow through corporate document repository, e.g., GDMS.
• Finalize documents post QC (including update of GDMS document properties such as entry of PfLEET2 number, update of document title, update CDS cover page etc.).
• Manage the document status in GDMS and notify internal stakeholders of the availability of labeling documents.
• Order SPL for USPIs, check and upload to GDMS upon receipt, notify internal stakeholders of its availability (e.g., Regulatory, Drug Listing).
• Update and maintain the CDS log.
• The LOM will be responsible for updating related labeling documents e.g., for products within a similar class, of different dosage forms, and for generics.
• Set clear targets for review and approval timelines for labeling documents using effective project management. Follow up with Labeling Team members to ensure timely review and approval deadlines are met.
• Responsible for ensuring compliance to Company’s submission standards, policies and procedures. Ensure all actions taken within role follow applicable SOPs and associated documents so that high quality delivery of outputs and compliance is maintained. Ensure appropriate tracking of labeling projects via defined procedures and optimal use of systems.
• Support the use and development of current and new tools, technologies and processes to support efficient global label development and worldwide submissions and approvals.
• Provides shadowing opportunity to the trainee LOM's