Regulatory Affairs is one of the crucial aspects of Pharmacovigilance which is an essential part of the more significant healthcare industry. This role demands expertise in regulation to be able to become successful. Regulatory domain specialists are expected to be interested in the regulation behind the safety and efficiency of drugs in the healthcare industry.Regulatory specialists play a significant role in communication between their company and regulatory bodies such as the FDA, EMA, etc. An example of the projects you might be involved in during your professional career is studying global regulations, gathering data about various products relevant to the industry, preparing product labels, coming up with arguments for new drug/medical device licenses, submitting product information to agencies, retrieving regulatory cases, and screening regulatory websites. Companies look for freshers who have gone through relevant training in regulatory affairs and have a good understanding of regulatory guidelines provided by various regulatory authorities.
ICH Efficacy Guidelines for medicine safety | CIOMS Working Group and Contributions in Pharmacovigilance |
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What, When, How to Report, Submission Methods
What, When, How to Report, Submission Methods
What, When, How to Report, Submission Methods
Candidates who are interested in the Regulatory domain of Pharmacovigilance, including freshers and experienced candidates.
Regulatory Affairs Course is an advanced course for any life science graduate who wants to enter the regulatory domain, including both freshers and experienced candidates.
The course duration is one month In- class.
20 Session of 1 hour Each
The course requires candidates to be familiar with clinical trial fundamentals. There will be a brief discussion in class about Pharmacovigilance.
Recommend Course: Certification in Pharmacovigilance & Basics of Regulatory Affairs.
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