Anuj Parikh MD FACEP | Associate Medical Director
Jazz Pharmaceuticals

Anuj Parikh MD FACEP, Associate Medical Director, Jazz Pharmaceuticals

Anuj Parikh, MD, FACEP, is an Associate Director of Medical Safety at Jazz Pharmaceuticals. He earned his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College and completed his Emergency Medicine residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, both in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dr. Parikh brings a strong foundation in clinical leadership and academic medicine, having served as Medical Director for multiple Emergency Departments and led numerous clinical performance improvement initiatives. His work has consistently focused on elevating patient safety, enhancing the patient experience, and advancing medical education. He has practiced in high-acuity settings, including Level I Trauma Centers and tertiary care referral hospitals throughout the Southeastern U.S. and Mid-Atlantic regions. Dr. Parikh has co-authored several book chapters, including contributions to the widely respected EMRA Antibiotic Guide. Since joining Jazz Pharmaceuticals in June 2024, Dr. Parikh has played a key role in post-marketing safety surveillance, drug development, and advancing initiatives across Jazz’s oncology and neurology portfolios. He is also actively engaged in innovative projects involving technology and artificial intelligence to enhance pharmacovigilance and medical safety processes.

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Day 2 - World Drug Safety Congress Americas @ 13:55

Panel: Rebuilding Safety Around the Patient: Moving Medical Safety Beyond the Silo and Back to the Bedside

In an era of increasing complexity in drug development and real-world use, patient safety must be re-centered as a multidisciplinary, patient-facing function - not just a regulatory requirement. This panel, Rebuilding Safety Around the Patient: Moving Medical Safety Beyond the Silo and Back to the Bedside, explores how safety science can evolve beyond traditional silos to actively engage with patients, clinicians, and data at the point of care. Panelists will share practical strategies for bridging the gap between pharmacovigilance and patient experience through cross-functional collaboration, patient-reported outcomes, and ethical transparency. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on reimagining medical safety as a bedside ally rather than a back-office function.

last published: 27/Jun/25 19:45 GMT

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