Non Clinical Jobs in Mumbai

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Are you hunting for non-clinical jobs in Mumbai? The city offers tremendous opportunities in fields like medical affairs, clinical research, pharmacovigilance, regulatory affairs, medical writing, healthcare operations, medical information, and other related areas. Whether you’re a fresher or an experienced professional, evaluate your qualifications, technical knowledge, experience, and the kind of work you want to do before you apply for these jobs.

The pharmaceutical and healthcare industry in Mumbai is strong. The city houses the corporate offices of major hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and medical communication organizations. Companies like Sun Pharma, Lupin, Glenmark, Alkem Laboratories, and Cactus Communications have established operations in the city.

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Navi Mumbai, India₹9.16 Lakhs - ₹9.97 lakhsFull Time

This senior or experienced role is based in Navi Mumbai within the Medpaces Clinical Operations team. As a Regulatory Submissions Coordinator you will be respon...

Navi Mumbai, India₹5.6 Lakhs - ₹10.5 lakhsFull Time

This job is located in Navi Mumbai. Is ideal for people who have up to 2 years of experience in clinical trial monitoring. As an Experienced Clinical Research A...

Mumbai, India₹4.9 Lakhs - ₹5.5 LakhsFull Time

The Senior Analyst, Annual Product Quality Review job is about putting together Annual Product Quality Reviews that follow the company’s operating procedures (S...

Navi Mumbai, India₹2.8 Lakhs - ₹3.2 LakhsFull Time

This role is part of Accenture's Healthcare Management team focused on Life Sciences Regulatory Operations. The Health Operations New Associate will handle enro...

Mumbai, India₹12 Lakhs - ₹22 LakhsFull Time

The role is based out of Mumbai. It focuses on creating clinical value and marketing for Roche Diagnostics. As a Clinical Value Specialist, you will keep strong...

Mumbai, India₹7 Lakhs - ₹14 lakhsFull Time

This is a remote job that supports customers in Maharashtra and Goa. You will report to the Regional Manager, West. As a Clinical Application Specialist you wil...

Thermo Fisher Scientific
Mumbai, India₹3.5 Lakhs - ₹9 LakhsFull Time • Remote

This remote job is about creating high quality medical and scientific documents for clients. As an Associate Medical Writer you will help research, write and fo...

Mumbai, India₹6 Lakhs - ₹11 LakhsFull Time

This is an entry-level position which provides assistance to maintain the quality of clinical trials at the site level. As a Junior Clinical Research Associate,...

Mumbai, India₹4 Lakhs - ₹7.5 LakhsFull Time • Hybrid

This specialist role sits within the Pharma Research and Development space focused on pharmacovigilance. As a Specialist you will support drug safety by managin...

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India₹₹8 Lakhs - ₹₹18 LakhsFull Time

The Specialist Quality Assurance Auditor helps R&D Quality and Pharmacovigilance compliance by planning, conducting and reporting audits. They review processes,...

Mumbai/Noida₹4.5 LPA - ₹6.5 LPAFull Time

The role at Soterius focuses on pharmacovigilance activities. It ensures handling of drug‑safety information. The role may include reviewing safety cases keepin...

Mumbai/Ahmedabad/ Pune/ Bangalore₹8 LPA - ₹12 LPAFull Time

Outpace Consulting is a human‑resource consulting organization that links job seekers with employment opportunities in technology, healthcare, life sciences and...

Navi Mumbai, India₹4.1 LPA - ₹6.1 LPAFull Time

The Entry‑Level Clinical Research Associate role at Medpace in Navi Mumbai gives healthcare and life‑science graduates a chance to start a career in research. E...

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd
Sun House, Mumbai₹8.2 Lakhs - ₹10.3 LakhsFull Time

As a Data Coordinator, you'll sit right at the heart of clinical data management, making sure trial data stays clean, consistent, and trustworthy from start to...

Mumbai, India₹4.8 Lakhs - ₹6.5 LakhsFull Time

The Data Management professional will manage trial data activities by maintaining EDC systems handling queries performing data cleaning and conducting database...

Navi Mumbai, India₹3.5 LPA - ₹5.5 LPAFull Time

A full-time, office-based Clinical Research Project Coordinator (For Freshers) position is being offered within the Clinical Trial Management team in Navi Mumba...

Outpace Consulting
Mumbai/Ahmedabad/ Pune/ Bangalore₹9 LPA - ₹15 LPAFull Time

A Medical Reviewer in Pharmacovigilance (PV) is a qualified physician (MD/MBBS) who provides crucial clinical expertise to validate safety reports. They assess...

Mumbai competitive payFull Time

Parexel International is an international company that offers clinical research and development services in order to assist the pharmaceutical and healthcare in...

Mumbai₹4.0 LPA - ₹7.0 LPAFull Time

Accenture is one of the largest global professional services companies. Its Life Sciences R&D promises healthcare transformation at its utmost level. The compan...

MumbaiNegotiable - Based on Experience Full Time

Medtronic, a global healthcare technology giant has been around for decades now. It operates more than 150 countries changing lives. Medtronic has a portfolio c...

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Written and reviewed by Dr. Akram Ahmad, B.Pharm, PharmD, Phd (University of Sydney) · Founder, Jobslly · Last reviewed: 8 September 2026

What counts as a non-clinical healthcare job?

Let’s get a clear idea of what’s non-clinical jobs include. These job profiles are related to healthcare, where you do not need to diagnose or treat patients directly. Based on the role, you may work on drug safety, research, scientific communication, medical documentation, healthcare administration, regulatory processes, or data.

Role

Main work

Relevant qualifications

Experience

Fresher-friendly?

Pharmacovigilance Associate

Review adverse-event information, process safety cases, perform medical coding, and prepare case documentation

B.Pharm, M.Pharm, Pharm.D, or Life Sciences

0-2 years

Yes

Clinical Research Associate

Coordinate trial activities, maintain study documents, and monitor research processes

B.Pharm, M.Pharm, Pharm.D, Life Sciences, Nursing, or Medicine

0-2 years

Yes, depending on the vacancy

Medical Writer

Research scientific information and prepare medical, clinical, regulatory, or safety documents

Pharmacy, Medicine, Life Sciences, or related fields

0-3 years

Some roles

Regulatory Affairs Associate

Prepare regulatory documents, review submission requirements, and maintain product-related records

B.Pharm, M.Pharm, Pharm.D, or Life Sciences

0-2 years

Yes

Medical Information Associate

Research product information and prepare responses to scientific and healthcare-related queries

Pharmacy, Medicine, Pharm.D, or Life Sciences

0-2 years

Yes

Medical Affairs Associate

Review scientific evidence, prepare medical information, and contribute to scientific activities

MBBS, MD, Pharm.D, M.Pharm, or relevant Life Sciences

0-3 years

Limited

Clinical Data Associate

Review clinical data, identify discrepancies, and maintain data quality during studies

Life Sciences, Pharmacy, Biotechnology, or related fields

0-2 years

Yes

Healthcare Operations Executive

Manage healthcare workflows, reporting, coordination, and administrative processes

Healthcare Management, Life Sciences, MBA, or related fields

0-2 years

Yes

Career Options for Candidates Looking for Non-Clinical Jobs in Mumbai

The range of non-clinical jobs in Mumbai is closely associated with the pharmaceutical, research, hospital, and corporate healthcare infrastructure in the city. You may find relevant opportunities in several areas.

1.     Clinical Research and Clinical Data

Clinical research involves the planning, coordination, documentation, and monitoring of studies involving medicines or healthcare interventions. Based on the employer, you may work as a clinical data professional, clinical trial coordinator, or a clinical research associate.

If you prefer research-oriented work, this field may appeal to you. Your work may include:

·       Reviewing datasets

·       Identifying discrepancies

·       Maintaining records

·       Following data-quality procedures

The presence of a large number of pharmaceutical companies and global healthcare businesses in Mumbai creates opportunities across different stages of clinical development.

2.     Pharmacovigilance and Drug Safety

This role involves monitoring the safety of medicines after they are developed and marketed. In this position, you may be responsible for:

·       Reviewing adverse-event reports

·       Processing safety reports

·       Performing medical coding

·       Preparing case narratives

·       Maintaining safety records

Fresh graduates find opportunities like pharmacovigilance associates or drug safety associates. With experience, you can progress to areas like case quality, signal detection, aggregate reporting, safety writing, or team management.

3.     Medical Coding and Revenue Cycle Management

Medical coding and revenue cycle is another career path for professionals seeking non-clinical jobs in India. As a medical coder, you will be responsible for converting clinical information from healthcare records into standardized codes. These codes are used in billing, claims, and administrative processes.

Roles around the field of revenue cycle involve preparing claims, processing bills, following up on payments, reviewing documents, and related healthcare financial workflows.

4.     Regulatory Affairs

Regulatory affairs professionals shoulder the responsibility for documenting and processing data to meet regulations in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. In this profile, you need to:

·       Prepare submission documents

·       Review product information

·       Track regulatory requirements

·       Maintain records for different markets

Graduates with a degree in pharmacy are considered for these roles.

5.     Medical Writing and Scientific Communication

If you enjoy researching scientific subjects and converting complex information into clearly understandable documents, a non-medical career in medical writing can be suitable for you. The kind of assignments depend on the employer, and may include working on:

·       Clinical documents

·       Medical education material

·       Regulatory content

·       Safety documents

·       Scientific communication

Companies like Cactus Communications operate in research communication and related services. These non-clinical jobs offer a different kind of opportunity for life-science and pharmacy graduates who have strong writing and research abilities.

Qualifications and Skills Employers Look For

Your academic background determines the roles you can realistically target. But your practical skills also matter. Here are some capabilities that are commonly relevant to candidates:

·       Scientific reading and interpreting information

·       Understanding medical and pharmaceutical terminology

·       Good written and verbal communication

·       Basic Excel and data-handling skills

·       Clear written and verbal communication

·       Understanding of industry procedures and timelines

·       Accurate documentation

·       Attention to detail

·       Familiarity with GCP, pharmacovigilance, or regulatory concepts

·       Ability to work on databases where required

Skill

Relevant jobs

Medical terminology

Pharmacovigilance, medical information, and medical affairs

Data accuracy

Clinical data, pharmacovigilance, and medical coding

Regulatory knowledge

Regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, and medical affairs

Scientific research

Medical writing, medical information, and medical affairs

Documentation

Clinical research, regulatory affairs, and drug safety

Medical coding

Medical coding, pharmacovigilance, and claims processing

Communication

Medical information, medical affairs, and healthcare operations

Database skills

Pharmacovigilance, clinical research, and clinical data

Time management

Clinical research, medical writing, and regulatory affairs

Knowledge of GCP

Clinical research, pharmacovigilance, and regulatory affairs

Analytical thinking

Drug safety, clinical data, and medical affairs

Quality awareness

Regulatory affairs, medical writing, and clinical research

 

Non-Clinical Jobs in Mumbai Based on Your Qualification

Depending on your degree, you can narrow down the roles you are applying for. Here’s an overview of the roles you may consider.

Qualification background

Mumbai non-clinical areas to explore

Pharmacy

Clinical research, medical information, regulatory affairs, and drug safety

Pharm.D

Clinical research, medical information, pharmacovigilance, and medical affairs

Medicine

Medical communications, clinical research, medical review, and medical affairs

Dentistry

Clinical research, healthcare operations, and medical review

Life Sciences

Research, pharmacovigilance, medical writing, and clinical data

Biotechnology or Microbiology

Drug safety, research, quality, and clinical data

Nursing

Medical coordination, clinical research, and healthcare operations

Healthcare Management

Quality, claims, hospital administration, and healthcare operations

Life Sciences with coding training

Revenue cycle management, claims processing, and medical coding

Pharmacy or Life Sciences with strong writing skills

Medical information, scientific communication, and medical writing

 

Which Non-Clinical Career Fits Your Profile?

To find the most suitable non-clinical job in Mumbai, consider the type of work that you enjoy doing comfortably. The table below will help you match your strengths with the most relevant role.

Interest or professional strength

Ideal role

You want to apply medical knowledge to pharmaceutical strategy

Medical affairs

You enjoy research processes and study coordination

Clinical research

You are comfortable answering scientific questions

Medical information

You prefer process management and coordination

Healthcare operations

You enjoy reviewing safety information and case reports

Pharmacovigilance and drug safety

You like structured documents and compliance requirements

Regulatory affairs

You prefer scientific reading and writing

Medical writing

 

Non-Clinical Jobs in Mumbai for Freshers

Are you a fresh graduate looking for non-clinical roles or entry-level opportunities in Mumbai? Of course, the city offers plenty of career opportunities, but your eligibility varies from one vacancy to another.

·       Pharm and M.Pharm graduates can look at junior positions in pharmacovigilance, regulatory affairs, medical information, and pharmaceutical operations.

·       Pharm.D graduates may consider drug safety, medical information, medical affairs, and clinical research roles.

·       Life-science graduates can explore clinical research, drug safety, scientific content, and medical writing positions.

·       Biotechnology and microbiology graduates may find openings in research, quality, and life-science functions.

·       Candidates with healthcare management qualifications can target hospital administration, healthcare operations, quality, and related business functions.

As a fresher, you may consider applying for vacancies asking for 0-2 years of experience. These listings may accept recent graduates even when the job title does not explicitly contain the word "fresher."

Salary and Career Growth in Mumbai

The salary for different non-clinical jobs in Mumbai depends on the position you’re applying for. Your qualification, experience, technical skills, and responsibilities also determine your salary. The table below will help you get an idea of the average salary range across different roles you may apply for.

Job role

Average salary range in Mumbai

Medical Affairs or MSL

₹10.5 LPA - ₹23.0 LPA

Medical Writer

₹4.6 LPA - ₹8.8 LPA

Healthcare Operations Executive

₹2.0 LPA - ₹4.0 LPA

Regulatory Affairs Associate

₹5.6 LPA - ₹6.2 LPA

Pharmacovigilance or Drug Safety Associate

₹3.9 LPA average

Medical Information Associate

₹2.6 LPA - ₹5.4 LPA

Clinical Research Associate (CRA)

₹3.8 LPA - ₹7.7 LPA

 

 

Why Mumbai Has a Strong Non-Clinical Healthcare Market

The key advantage in Mumbai comes from the high concentration of pharmaceutical headquarters, corporate healthcare functions, hospitals, diagnostics businesses, research organizations, and specialized service companies in the city.

Some of the major pharmaceutical companies having their corporate operations in Mumbai include:

·       Sun Pharma

·       Lupin

·       Alkem Laboratories

·       Glenmark

While some of these businesses are registered in Mumbai, others also have their corporate offices in the city. Apart from this, the strong hospital and diagnostic ecosystem in the city offers plenty of non-clinical jobs in areas like administration, quality, clinical research, medical coordination, claims, and healthcare operations.

Mumbai also has a strong presence in scientific communication. Cactus Communications started its operations in Mumbai and operates from Andheri East.

Where Can You Work in Mumbai?

Apart from working directly with pharmaceutical companies, you can seek different types of professional exposure related to your career in Mumbai. The following table will give you a broader overview of the nature of work and relevant roles in different types of healthcare organizations in Mumbai.

Type of Employer

Relevant Job Roles

Examples

Medical communications

Medical writing, scientific communication, and medical information

Cactus Communications

Pharmaceutical companies

Medical affairs, drug safety, regulatory affairs, and medical information

Sun Pharma, Lupin, Glenmark, and Alkem Laboratories

Diagnostic companies

Healthcare operations, quality, medical coordination, and laboratory administration

Metropolis Healthcare

Clinical research and CROs

Clinical research, clinical data, study coordination, and drug safety

Global CROs and research service providers

Healthcare services

Medical coding, claims processing, revenue cycle management, and healthcare operations

Healthcare service providers

Hospitals

Clinical research, medical coordination, quality, and administration

Multi-specialty hospitals and hospital networks

Insurance and TPAs

Medical review, claims assessment, utilization management, and healthcare coordination

Health insurance and TPA organizations

Health-tech companies

Medical content, clinical workflows, healthcare operations, and product functions

Healthcare technology companies

Pharmaceutical corporate offices

Regulatory operations, pharmacovigilance, quality, and commercial functions

Mumbai-based pharmaceutical headquarters

 

How to Search and Apply for Non-Clinical Roles

Most freshers make a common mistake while looking for jobs. They simply search for “non-clinical jobs”, which fails to sort the exact roles they may be interested in. Instead, use specific keywords in the search engine like:

·       Regulatory affairs associate

·       Clinical data associate

·       Medical reviewer

·       Medical writer

·       Drug safety associate

·       Pharmacovigilance associate

·       Healthcare operations executive

·       Medical information associate

·       Medical affairs associate

·       Clinical trial coordinator

Customize your resume to the exact job profile and incorporate specific qualifications or strengths you may have related to that role. You can also use Jobslly to filter healthcare vacancies by category, location, qualification, and other job preferences.

5 Practical Tips for Job Seekers Looking for Non-Clinical Roles in Mumbai

·       Search for the exact role instead of broad terms

·       Check whether the vacancy is based in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, or another nearby location.

·       Read the experience requirement carefully. Some roles accept freshers even when the word "fresher" is not used.

·       Build separate versions of your resume for pharmacovigilance, clinical research, medical writing, and operations roles.

·       Mention relevant certifications, software knowledge, internships, projects, or research work.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from healthcare professionals

Healthcare and pharmaceutical businesses in Mumbai are spread across different localities. These include Andheri, Vikhroli, Lower Parel, Santacruz, Navi Mumbai, and other commercial zones.
Registration from the Medical Council is not generally required. Many corporate roles like medical writing, pharmacovigilance, regulatory affairs, and healthcare operations do not involve practising medicine. However, if you apply for a vacancy that specifically requires a licensed clinical professional, you may require registration.
Yes, it can help depending on the position. If you have experience with clinical documentation, patient workflows, medical terminology, hospital systems, or healthcare processes, it can be relevant when you apply for non-clinical roles.
Yes, sometimes this can also help you find relevant openings in Mumbai. Your eligibility, however, depends on the job description and the employer. For instance, life science degrees can cover several related roles, while specialized positions may require a particular qualification may require a particular qualification like pharmacy, medicine, or healthcare management.
In your resume, clearly show your qualifications, relevant experience, internships, projects, certifications, technical knowledge, and role-specific skills.
Yes. You can include Navi Mumbai in your job search location, particularly when you look for openings across pharmaceutical, healthcare, diagnostic, research, and service sectors.
Some non-clinical jobs India include night shifts. These are common in roles that involve working with global teams, case processing, healthcare services, or 24-hour operations.
A certification is not required for every medical writing job. Employers, however, look for candidates with scientific knowledge, writing ability, research skills, accuracy, and familiarity with medical terminology. A relevant certification can be useful in some situations.
A CRO generally provides research and related services to pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or healthcare clients. A pharmaceutical company develops, manufactures, or commercializes its own products and may have internal teams to work on safety, regulatory, medical affairs, and other functions.
First, go through the job description thoroughly and make sure you’re confident in the role you’re applying for. Revise relevant medical concepts, industry terminology, role-specific processes, and examples from your education or previous work. Also, prepare a strong explanation regarding why you want to move into that particular field.

Medical Careers & Healthcare Opportunities in Mumbai

If you’ve ever stood on a Mumbai local train platform during peak hour, you know the city doesn’t do "slow." The healthcare scene is exactly the same it’s a high-pressure crucible where a century-old municipal hospital and a glitzy, world-class quaternary centre often share the same zip code. For a medical professional, Mumbai isn't just a workplace; it’s where you go to get "battle-hardened." Between the relentless patient volume and the sheer diversity of cases, practicing here puts you at the absolute edge of global standards.

Mapping the "Maximum City": Where to Plant Your Roots

In Mumbai, your commute is usually a bigger part of your professional life. And so picking a zone that fits your specialty and your tolerance for the local train is a must:

  • The Quaternary Core (South Mumbai): This is the Old Money. If you are looking for prestige, this is the place where you will find Lilavati, Jaslok, and Sir H.N. Reliance. It is the heart of super-specialty surgery and high-end care, catering to both the city’s elite and a steady stream of international referrals.
  • The Suburban Powerhouses (Andheri & Juhu): These are the new nerve centres. Places like Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani and Nanavati Max are leading the charge in robotics and advanced diagnostics. It is the perfect spot for you if you want to balance cutting-edge private practice with a slightly more suburban lifestyle.
  • The Scientific Soul (Parel & Sion): This is where Mumbai’s medical heart really beats. With Tata Memorial, KEM, and Wadia anchored here, it’s a global hub for oncology and pediatrics. Working here means you’re at the Bench-to-Bedside frontier every single day.
  • The Public Health Grid (BMC Aapli Chikitsa): Mumbai’s decentralised neighbourhood clinics are a case study in efficiency. There’s a constant, massive demand for Primary Care Doctors and administrators who can handle the logistics of screening millions at the grassroots level.

Research That Actually Shifts the Needle

Mumbai isn't just about treating patients; it’s the scientific capital of the country. At the Tata Memorial Centre, you aren’t just following protocols, you are probably working with the people who wrote them for the rest of the world. Then there is the Haffkine Institute, which has a deep vaccine legacy. If you are a clinical researcher, this means that you have unparalleled access to epidemiological data and trials that genuinely dictate national policies.

What it Takes to be a Clinical High-Performer in 2026

By 2026, being "good with tech" is no longer a special skill, it is the baseline. Recruiters aren't just looking for a degree; they’re looking for Clinical Throughput.

  • Robotics is the New Standard: Fellowships in robotic and interventional tech are becoming mandatory for surgeons.
  • The Silver Tsunami: Mumbai’s aging demographic in the South and Central zones has sparked a massive surge in demand for geriatricians and home-care clinical leads.
  • High-Volume Trauma: Because of the city’s unique geography, Emergency and Trauma specialists are currently some of the most sought-after (and highly paid) roles in the suburban belt.

The Gateway for Medical Tourism

Mumbai has carved out a massive niche for patients coming from the GCC and East Africa, specifically for Cardiac and Cosmetic surgery. The city has managed to integrate healthcare with its hospitality industry so well that End-to-End patient journeys complete with luxury recovery suites and specialised dietary services are now the norm rather than the exception.

The Compliance Hurdle: The MMC Guardrail

Practicing in the Maximum City comes with some non-negotiable red tape. The Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC) is the gatekeeper.

  • The Marathi Mandate: If you’re eyeing a BMC or municipal role, knowing Marathi isn't just a plus it has become a strict requirement at the SSC level.
  • The 2026 Digital Shift: All renewals are now tied to your ABHA ID. If your digital credentials aren't in sync, don't be surprised if your application gets put on ice by corporate recruiters.

A Little Reality Check: Mumbai FAQs

Common questions from healthcare professionals

Your life revolves around the Western and Central Railway lines. If you're at KEM or Tata, you *need* to live near a station. However, the new Metro Lines (2A & 7) have finally made the Andheri-Goregaon belt manageable, letting you consult at multiple hospitals without losing your mind in JVLR traffic.
For elite private hospitals in Juhu or South Mumbai, English and Hindi will get you by. But for anything municipal or BMC-related (like the 'Aapli Chikitsa' clinics), it’s mandatory. Even in private practice, a few words of Marathi will win you more patient trust than any diploma on your wall.
The BMC is aggressively hiring for its HBT (Hinduhridaysamrat Balasaheb Thackeray) Clinics. These are neighbouring spots where you can earn a great public health experience and consolidated income (around ₹95,000 to ₹1.1 Lakh in 2026).
Only for a heartbeat. To get on the payroll of a heavy hitter like Reliance or Nanavati, you must have your MMC registration. The 2026 standards are strict—they’ll check your ABHA linkage and CME credits before they even interview you.
Tata Memorial in Parel is the sun that the city’s oncology world revolves around. This has created a 'halo effect' where suburban private hospitals are constantly headhunting Onco-surgeons, technicians, and specialised nurses to meet the massive demand from across Asia.
Absolutely. Mumbai is the Headquarters for Pharma and Medical Insurance. If you want a corporate desk in exchange to the 24-hour shift, look at the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) or Goregaon are the hubs which provide these roles for Medical Science Liaisons (MSL) and Pharmacovigilance experts.