The Data Sharing & Disclosure Manager, requires excellent project management skills coupled with knowledge of clinical trials, including but not limited to, protocol development, data management, data analysis, and/or study reporting. They will also influence cross-functional and virtual teams in a rapid-paced environment with aggressive deadlines in a continually evolving transparency landscape.
This role will be responsible for operational execution and oversight for all processes related to supporting Pfizer’s public disclosure of study information and study results commitments on ClinicalTrials.gov, EudraCT, and Pfizer.com. In addition, they will also be responsible for operational execution, oversight, and compliance supporting Pfizer’s clinical trial internal and external data sharing commitments. Further, the individual must thrive in a quick-paced, dynamic setting with the ability to anticipate a changing environment and aggressive timelines for delivery.
Primary Activities Include:
• Partner closely with Pfizer study teams in clinical, medical, legal,
statistics and external business partners to ensure registrations and results postings adhere to internal policy and meet the requirements of public registry websites.
• Conduct quality reviews of disclosure deliverables and assist in gathering metrics for drug programs within their remit. They will also be responsible for operational execution, oversight, and compliance for all processes related to supporting internal and external data sharing commitments.
• Partner closely with Worldwide Medical & Safety Integrated Medical Operations Services members, colleagues in Global Biometrics & Data Management, Information Management, legal, policy, and communications, as well as external researchers.
Ensure that the review, approval, and fulfillment of research requests for clinical trial data adhere to Pfizer policy and standards.
Roles and Responsibilities:
· Serves as a point of contact for internal & externa
📌 Manager, Data Sharing Chennai (India)
🏢 Pfizer
📍 India