Certification in Pharmacovigilance

Certification in Pharmacovigilance

Certification in Pharmacovigilance

Duration: 2 months theory + 2 months onsite training

Key Learning Outcomes:

  • Monitor drug safety data
  • Risk Assessment
  • Risk Minimization
  • Learn Insightful data analysis
  • Aggregating reports
  • Hands On training on Argus
  • PMS review
  • Literature Search
    • Analyze risk-benefit profiles
    • Master global PV systems
Certification in Pharmacovigilance

Course highlights

2 months classroom training

2 months classroom training

  • 50 hours of classroom-based learning
  • Interactive sessions with industry experts
  • Case studies and practical exercises
2 month industry training

2 month industry training

  • Onsite Training
  • Project Assignments
  • Practical Training
  • Training at ProClin Research facilities
  • Exposure at partner CROs
Award of Completion

Award of Completion

  • Industry-ready resources
  • Access to apply at Hospitals, CROs, and Sponsors.
  • 100% Placement for Inaugural batches.
  • 100% Placement Assistance for all batches

Course outline

S. No Topic Duration (Hours)
1 History of Clinical Research and Drug Development Process 2
2 Introduction to the Ethical and Regulatory Frameworks of Clinical Research 2
3 Fundamentals of Health Research and Evaluation Methods 6
4 Overview of ICH E6-ICH GCP 10
5 Overview of Pharmacovigilance principles, history, and significance. 4
6 Role of Pharmacovigilance in drug development, approval, and post-marketing surveillance 4
7 Regulatory Framework and Guidelines 4
8 Understanding global regulatory requirements and guidelines (e.g., FDA, EMA, and ICH) 2
9 Principles of adverse event (AE) and adverse drug reaction (ADR) reporting 2
10 Methods for collecting, recording, and evaluating AE/ADR data 2
11 Signal detection and management 2
12 Development and implementation of risk management plans 2
13 Medical evaluation and causality assessment of adverse reactions 2
14 Ethical considerations in Pharmacovigilance practice 2
15 Legal responsibilities and obligations related to drug safety reporting 2
16 Case Studies 2

Career Paths

Drug Safety Associate

Drug Safety Associate

PV Officer

PV Officer

Safety Database Specialist

Safety Database Specialist

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