Medical Information Associate, Dutch Language

Posted 2ds ago

Employment Information

Industry
Education
Salary
Experience
Job Type

Report this job

Job expired or something wrong with this job?

Job Description

Medical Information Associate handling Dutch and English medical inquiries for PrimeVigilance, a global pharmacovigilance specialist. Documenting adverse events and supporting regulatory inspections to protect patient safety.

Responsibilities:

  • Support the Medical Information team in handling initial adverse event and medical information inquiries
  • Provide approved responses to medical enquiries from healthcare professionals, patients, and pharmaceutical clients
  • Handle calls in Dutch and English
  • Identify, document, and report adverse events, side effects, pregnancy and other special situation events, and product quality complaints within required timeframes
  • Track and fully document medical information enquiries in the Medical Information database
  • Participate in out-of-hours medical information provision for clients with contracted 24/7 enquiry handling
  • Provide management with regular project status and enquiry metrics updates
  • Assist with departmental regulatory inspection preparedness
  • Participate in pharmacovigilance inspections or audits

Requirements:

  • Life science / bio medical background
  • Healthcare related degree (chemistry, biology, biotechnology, pharmacy, nursing)
  • Customer service or call centre experience preferred
  • Comfortable receiving enquiries by phone
  • Ability to perform out-of-hours service if required
  • Time and issue management, delegation, organization and multitasking skills
  • Good attention to detail
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills
  • Advanced English and Dutch skills, both verbal and written

Benefits:

  • Remote work option
  • Out-of-hours service participation for clients with contracted 24/7 enquiry handling
  • Collaborative and supportive work environment
  • Flexibility
  • Growth opportunities
  • Belonging-focused culture
  • Opportunity to contribute to patient safety and global pharmaceutical treatment access