LCPPV France
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Posted: 08/07/2026
- France, France
- Contract
Local Contact Person Pharmacovigilance - France
Responsibilities:
The primary responsibility of this role is availability and regulatory compliance. Most of the work involves monitoring, reporting, and maintaining compliance, you will not have intensive daily tasks.
Tasks beyond routine duties.
If this is something that is right for you or someone else in your network, don't hesitate to reach out!
Responsibilities:
The primary responsibility of this role is availability and regulatory compliance. Most of the work involves monitoring, reporting, and maintaining compliance, you will not have intensive daily tasks.
- The following are mandatory duties for both the Primary and Deputy LCPPV.
- Follow our company policies, standard operating procedures, and project-specific instructions.
- Complete all required training modules to maintain your qualifications and stay current with regulations.
- Register with your local health authority as required by local regulations and maintain this registration.
- Be available during local business hours, or 24/7 coverage when specifically required by project terms. Because availability is the core responsibility, a Deputy LCPPV is mandatory.
- You must provide your deputy's contact information and CV to HR via email.
- Respond to all requests and communications within 1 business day to ensure timely compliance.
- Fill out availability forms whenever you plan to be away so your deputy can cover responsibilities.
- Report adverse events within 1 business day or according to customer-specific timelines.
- Send weekly regulatory intelligence updates to keep us informed of local regulatory changes.
- Submit monthly LCPPV reports through our platform, documenting your activities and any relevant updates.
Tasks beyond routine duties.
- Submit regulatory documents and reports to local health authorities on behalf of our clients.
- Translate documents between the local language and English when required for regulatory submissions.
- Follow up on safety reports and adverse events with local authorities or healthcare providers.
- Communicate directly with regulatory authorities for inquiries, submissions, or compliance matters.
- Support the implementation of additional risk minimization measures as required by local regulations.
- Participate in client-requested meetings or audits when needed.
- Fluency in English and French
- Pharmacist or MD
- Resident of France
If this is something that is right for you or someone else in your network, don't hesitate to reach out!
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