Job Description Summary

The Preclinical Safety (PCS) department within the Biomedical Research (BR) - Translational Medicine Unit provides non-clinical safety strategies for products in discovery, development, and market, globally, with state-of-the-art regulatory compliance.As a Scientific Study Monitor, you will join our PCS team to oversee non-clinical research activities across multiple projects and disease areas, focusing on in-vivo toxicity and/or in-vitro screening toxicity studies conducted at our CRO partner sites. You will act as the primary scientific contact for the Study Director.Lead or co-lead novel projects, facilitating collaboration to achieve impactful results aligned with BR goals. Generate innovative ideas to meet new technical requirements and address key scientific questions.# Serve as the appointed Study Monitor for outsourced preclinical studies, based on expertise and scientific background, acting as the primary contact for the Study Director at CROs.# Oversee study progress, ensuring conduct, recording, and reporting comply with the protocol, GLP regulations, animal welfare policies, and international guidelines.# Maintain knowledge of HA regulations (Swiss medic, OECD, FDA) to support GLP toxicology studies.# Potentially serve as a part-time PCS PTM.

PhD or MVSc/MS/M.Deep knowledge of toxicology assays, safety pharmacology, and genotoxicity.Excellent communication skills, strong teamwork, and logistical planning abilities.Registration and certification with an International Toxicology register.Why Novartis:

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