Medical Job at Fortrea for Medical Science Graduates | Remote Job – Apply
If you’re looking for a rewarding medical job with global exposure, Fortrea offers an excellent opportunity through its Medical Contact Center Associate II (French Speaker) role. This full-time remote position is available for candidates seeking Fortrea jobs across Mumbai, Pune, and Bangalore, combining medical information management with patient safety and drug safety operations. It’s the ideal role for healthcare professionals wanting to grow in a dynamic, technology-driven environment.
Job Details:
- Position: Medical Contact Center Associate II
- Location: Remote (Pune, Mumbai, Bangalore)
- Job Requisition ID: 254713
About the Company
Fortrea is a globally recognized Contract Research Organization (CRO) known for leadership in drug development, medical information services, and safety operations. As a trusted partner in clinical research, Fortrea continues to generate diverse Fortrea jobs across India, enabling healthcare professionals to contribute to impactful global projects.
Medical Job Description
The Medical Contact Center Associate II (French Speaker) is responsible for handling medical information queries, product quality complaints, and general inquiries through telephone, email, and fax. This medical job requires receiving, documenting, and reporting Adverse Drug Reactions according to internal SOPs and regulatory deadlines. The role involves drug safety data management, including call intake, peer review, case follow-up, and quality checks. Fortrea provides excellent growth opportunities for individuals looking to advance within Fortrea jobs across India.
Qualifications (Minimum Required):
- Bachelor’s or Master’s in Medical Science, or related area + 2 to 3 years of safety experience.
Medical Job – Key Responsibilities:
- Respond to medical information queries (In French) / product quality complaints / general queries via telephone, email, fax, etc.
- Record and report Adverse Drug Reactions in compliance with regulations and internal WI/SOPs.
- Manage drug safety data – including call intake, dialogue documentation, peer review, and case follow-up.
- Support assigned activities such as tracking information, QC of process steps, training, and data reconciliation.
- Create and update training materials based on procedural and regulatory updates.
- Conduct training and evaluate their effectiveness.
- Ensure the quality of processed data.
- Perform additional duties as assigned by management.
