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Extension of Reserve Lists for External Selection Procedures Temporary Agent Reserve Lists 15 December 2020 EMA/691999/2020 Administration and Corporate Management Extension of reserve lists for external selection procedures Temporary Agent reserve lists Selection Reserve New reserve list procedure Grade Job title list expiry date reference extended Scientific Officer, Compliance and EMA/AD/377 AD6 Inspections, Inspections and Human Yes 31/12/2021 Medicines Pharmacovigilance Division Risk Management Specialist, Human EMA/AD/385 AD6 Yes 31/12/2021 Medicines Evaluation Division Risk Management Officer, Scientific and EMA/AD/387 AD6 Regulatory Management Department, Yes 31/12/2021 Human Medicines Evaluation Division Information Management Specialist, EMA/AD/392 AD5 No 31/12/2020 Communication Department Media and public relations officer, Communication Department, EMA/AD/395 AD05 Yes 31/12/2021 Stakeholders and Communication Division Domenico Scarlattilaan 6 ● 1083 HS Amsterdam ● The Netherlands Telephone +31 (0) 88 781 6000 Send a question via our website www.ema.europa.eu/contact An agency of the European Union © European Medicines Agency, 2020. 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Selection Reserve New reserve list procedure Grade Job title list expiry date reference extended Administrator, Head of Division EMA/AD/397 AD05 Yes 31/12/2021 Support, Veterinary Medicines Division Liaison with patients, consumers and their organisations, Public Engagement EMA/AD/398 AD06 Yes 31/12/2021 Department, Stakeholders and Communication Division Scientific Officer, Inspections, Human EMA/AD/399 AD08 Medicines Pharmacovigilance and Yes 31/12/2021 inspections Data Scientist, Data Standardisation EMA/AD/401 AD05 and Analytics, Business Data and Yes 31/12/2021 Analytics (AD5) IT Contracts, Procurement and Vendor Manager, Central Sourcing Office, EMA/AD/402 AD06 Yes 31/12/2021 Finance Department, Administration and Corporate Management Division Portfolio Management Office (PMO) Lead, Strategic Planning & Governance EMA/AD/403 AD08 Yes 31/12/2021 department, Administration & Corporate management division Scientific Officer (Paediatric oncology), AD08- Paediatric Medicines Office, Human EMA/AD/409 Yes 31/12/2021 AD09 Medicines Research & Development Support Division Scientific Administrator Veterinary AD08- EMA/AD/411 Biologicals/ Novel Therapies Service, Yes 31/12/2021 AD09 Veterinary Medicines Division Scientific Administrator Veterinary Pharmaceutical Medicines Efficacy, EMA/AD/410 AD08 Veterinary Pharmaceuticals Service, Yes 31/12/2021 Veterinary Medicines Department, Veterinary Medicines Division Technical Specialist in IT Infrastructure Architecture, IT Risk and Security or EMA/AD/412 AD06 Yes 31/12/2021 Unified Communications/Web Conferencing Systems Extension of reserve lists for external selection procedures EMA/7041/2020 Page 2/5 Selection Reserve New reserve list procedure Grade Job title list expiry date reference extended Service Technical Manager for EMA/AD/413 AD08 Applications Maintenance, for Testing Yes 31/12/2021 or for Database Administration Head of Information Management EMA/AD/418 AD10 No 31/12/2020 Strategy and Governance Department EMA/AD/414 AD06 Scientific Officers Yes 31/12/2021 EMA/AD/424 AD05 Communication Officer Yes 31/12/2021 EMA/AD/427 AD06 Financial Accountant Yes 31/12/2021 EMA/AD/422 AD06 Data Scientist Yes 31/12/2021 Scientific Specialist - GXP, EMA/AD/426 AD08 Yes 31/12/2021 Manufacturing or Quality Scientific Specialist - Pharmacovigilance, Risk Management, EMA/AD/428 AD08 Yes 31/12/2021 Biostatistics and Pharmacoepidemiology Assistant Communication / Support to EMA/AST/425 AST03 Yes 31/12/2021 the Scientific Divisions Scientific specialist: Oncology, EMA/AD/420 AD08 Immunology, Anti-infectives, Yes 31/12/2021 Cardiology, Endocrinology or Neurology Extension of reserve lists for external selection procedures EMA/7041/2020 Page 3/5 Selection Reserve New reserve list procedure Grade Job title list expiry date reference extended EMA/AST/429 AST03 HR Officer No 31/12/2020 Procurement and Contract EMA/AST/431 AST03 Yes 31/12/2021 Management Assistant EMA/AST/417 AST03 Financial Assistant Yes 31/12/2021 EMA/AD/989 AD06 Legal Officer Yes 31/12/2021 EMA/AD/1144 AD06 Facilities Manager Yes 31/12/2021 EMA/AST/1010 AST3 Security Officer Yes 31/12/2021 EMA/AD/1007 AD06 Master Data Manager Yes 31/12/2021 EMA/AD/986 AD08 Information and Data Architect Yes 31/12/2021 EMA/AD/434 AD06 IT Project Manager Yes 31/12/2021 EMA/AD/1009 AD06 Technical Solution Architect No 31/12/2020 Extension of reserve lists for external selection procedures EMA/7041/2020 Page 4/5 Head of Information Management EMA/AD/1008 AD12 No 31/12/2020 Division EMA/AD/435 AD08 Head of Competency Development No 31/12/2020 EMA/AD/1064 AD06 Talent Development Officer No 31/12/2020 Head of Procurement and Purchase EMA/AD/990 AD08 Yes 31/12/2021 Standards Service EMA/AD/987 AD06 Scientific Communication Officer Yes 31/12/2021 Extension of reserve lists for external selection procedures EMA/7041/2020 Page 5/5 .
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