Associate Director, Signal Detection Scientist

Johnson and Johnson is currently seeking an Associate Director, Signal Detection Scientist located in Titusville, NJ; Raritan, NJ; Horsham, PA; OR High Wycombe, UK.

Remote work options in the US or UK may be considered on a case-by-case basis and if approved by the company.

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The objective of this position is to lead the implementation of the Signal Management Group's aggregate surveillance strategies for proactive and systematic detection and evaluation of new safety signals and emerging trends from post-marketing safety data for complex pharmaceutical products (e.g., large innovative programs, new therapeutic areas, or complex business partner relationships).

These activities include the development, evaluation, piloting, and use of novel, computer-assisted tools and methodologies for signal detection and analysis of internal company safety data, international regulatory safety databases, and other data sources, e.g., claims and electronic medical records.

This position develops and implements product-specific surveillance plans, performs post-marketing signal detection activities, including signal validation, and participates in communication of emerging signals in forums, such as the Product Team Meetings and Safety Management Team Meetings.

This position will also participate in the development of strategies for signal evaluation, including providing guidance on data sources and methods of analysis.

The position may also perform activities supporting signal evaluation, such as ad hoc data mining of FDA FAERS, WHO VigiBase, and EMA EudraVigilance databases.

The role also supports exploration of new signal detection methodologies, tools, and data sources to fu...