Benefit Risk Scientist (Patient Safety)

at  UCB

MAKE YOUR MARK FOR PATIENTS

We are looking for a Benefit Risk Scientist (Patient Safety Scientist) who is passionate, agile, and detail-oriented to strengthen our Patient Benefit Risk and Medical Safety Unit team to be based in one of our hubs in Braine l’Alleud, Belgium; Slough, UK or Raleigh, US.

ABOUT US

UCB is a global biopharmaceutical company, focusing on neurology and immunology. We are around 8,500 people in all four corners of the globe, inspired by patients and driven by science.

ABOUT THE ROLE:

The Benefit Risk Scientist will be responsible for providing scientific, analytical, procedural expertise and support for benefit-risk assessments and risk management activities for assigned assets/candidates.
Who you’ll work with:
You will work transversally with multiple UCB stakeholders to collaborate on the implementation of strategies to manage the Benefit Risk Assessment Plan for assigned assets/candidates.

WHAT YOU’LL DO:

• Analyze and interpret various sources of safety data (e.g. regulatory, clinical, submission, legal, product quality) to identify potential new risks for the Benefit Risk Assessment Plan
• Implement safety monitoring and risk management strategies in collaboration with cross-functional teams
• Lead preparation of safety writing deliverables, including planning, contributing to analysis strategy, writing, presentation and review/approval of documents

INTERESTED? FOR THIS ROLE WE’RE LOOKING FOR THE FOLLOWING EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, AND SKILLS:

• Bachelor’s Degree, Master’s Degree or Ph. D
• Knowledge in clinical development, pharmacovigilance, safety writing and risk management
• Excellent English scientific writing and communication skills
• Ability to collaborate in multidisciplinary cross-functional project teams
  Join us in making a difference in patient outcomes and optimizing benefit-risk strategies at UCB.
  Apply now to be our next Benefit Risk Scientist!
  Are you ready to ‘go beyond’ to create value and make your mark for patients? If this sounds like you, then we would love to hear from you!