Office Of Surveillance And Epidemiology, Food And Drug Administration

The Office of Surveillance and Epidemiology (OSE) is a division within the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) responsible for monitoring the safety and effectiveness of drugs after they reach the market. OSE evaluates adverse event reports, conducts epidemiological research, and provides recommendations to improve drug safety, working closely with other FDA offices and external stakeholders. The office plays a critical role in post-market surveillance, risk assessment, and regulatory decision-making to protect public health. Its work supports the FDA’s mission by ensuring that approved medications continue to meet safety standards throughout their lifecycle. Candidates should be aware that OSE’s efforts have shaped major drug safety policies and contributed to national pharmacovigilance initiatives.

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