?? Excited to Share a Milestone in My Regulatory Affairs Journey! ??
I recently completed the ORAQ Regulatory Affairs Training Program by Duke University, a comprehensive course that provided in-depth knowledge about regulatory processes for drugs, biologics, and medical devices.
Through this program, I gained valuable insights into:
? The drug development process, including Investigational New Drug (IND) applications and preclinical/clinical studies.
? Best practices for communication with the FDA during drug development.
? 510(k) submissions and substantial equivalence evaluations for medical devices.
? Preparing, submitting, and maintaining Investigational Device Exemptions (IDE).
? Regulatory pathways for low-risk devices and mobile medical applications.
Each week offered hands-on learning with case studies, lectures, and quizzes that deepened my understanding of FDA regulatory guidelines and frameworks.
This experience has enhanced my skills in navigating complex regulatory landscapes and reinforced my passion for ensuring patient safety and advancing medical innovations.
I’m looking forward to applying these skills as I continue my journey in regulatory affairs, particularly in areas like clinical trials, quality assurance, and regulatory strategy for medical devices and pharmaceuticals.
?? Let’s connect if you’re interested in discussing regulatory affairs or exploring collaboration opportunities!
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