Hi Kyyah! I so appreciate your videos. I just graduated with an MS in Bioengineering and I want to break into the regulatory affairs space on the medical device side. I was recently recommended to open an LLC and do private consulting. Have you seen a lot of that in RA? Is it common? I'm looking forward to more of your RA Explained series!
I entered regulatory with my BSc because my managers liked my quality control student placement experience (1 year long, doing mostly validation) and a graduate quality/some regulatory internship for a medical device company.
It is increasingly difficult to break in for sure I am a senior P.H student and Even internships are hard to come by! Had to settle for an Epi one that will teach me some of the regulatory terminology and what not:…
Hello! I write/edit medical-legal reports, and I have an MS degree. Is there a course or webinar you recommend for people to learn how to write regulatory documents? A book? Or do people learn on the job? I would like to break into regulatory writing. 🙏🏻
I really like your videos, i recently found an opportunity, and I'm excited and at the same time scared, because i see that there are manyyyyy things to learn that i feel i still don't know, and i wanted to ask you because with so many regulations, how do you manage to know all this?, where do you find the information, guidelines and regulations?, also how to read a regulation that sometimes is very extensive and not lose any detail? Thank you for your advice it will be really helpful for me
Hi, I really like your video. I want to work on the regulatory affairs . I am a fresh master graduate with biomedical engineering. I had medical school and residency training in China before I came to US. I would like to book an consultation with you.
hi, can u please say what your designations were when u entered regulatory and what all positions u acquired one after the other, and what do you do in regulatory and what industry?
This is a lot of specific information and ive kind of touched on it in a few videos. Ill say when i got my first job i just had a bachelors. After 1 yr went to get my MPH and worked throughout my MPH. and thats it. No other certs or degree and Im currently at the Director/Senior Director level in regs. I only work on biotech and pharma. No med device no cosmetics
Hi there, I am a pharmacist from Asia but a have pharmacy technician certification on Canada. Now, do I have to go for regulatory affairs certification? Is it better to take it in the US or Canada?
Hello, I'm a retail pharmacist looking to break into the Regulatory world. I was looking at getting the Regulatory affairs Certificate to add to my resumes. Do you think that would help to gain an entry level position? Your insight would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Kyyah, It was a nice video..i have question...I am from India and have completed my masters in pharmacy in India and have 4 years of experience in regulatory affairs. I have recently moved to USA and I am looking for opportunities in RA..could you please suggest me if it would be good if I go for contract opportunities or should I keep trying for FTE opportunities?
I have done my Pharm D from India. Can i enter Regulatory affairs in canada without giving pebc and doing pg diploma in RA, will my Pharm D degree be recognised ?
Getting a job in regulatory does not need PEBC. PEBC exams should be cleared only if you want to work as a clinical pharmacist. Regulatory Affairs is a corporate job. Try to get an job in RA @ India. Gain some experience then you will have great opportunities to find an RA job anywhere in the world.
@@archiesharma5653 that's what I said. Experience matter more than degree certificates. But still you can try getting in through internship or entry level jobs. Keep trying. All the best
Regulatory affairs is sexist towards men in my experience so hard to land a job too as each job requires a different skill if you don't have it your screwed so I'm changing careers now had enough
Hi Kyyah! I so appreciate your videos. I just graduated with an MS in Bioengineering and I want to break into the regulatory affairs space on the medical device side. I was recently recommended to open an LLC and do private consulting. Have you seen a lot of that in RA? Is it common? I'm looking forward to more of your RA Explained series!
I entered regulatory with my BSc because my managers liked my quality control student placement experience (1 year long, doing mostly validation) and a graduate quality/some regulatory internship for a medical device company.
Thank you so much for this video! I’m currently a pharmacy tech trying to break in to regulatory and this was very helpful!
thank you so much for this! its so difficult to know what to be mindful of when you dont know the field/job market well
It is increasingly difficult to break in for sure I am a senior P.H student and Even internships are hard to come by! Had to settle for an Epi one that will teach me some of the regulatory terminology and what not:…
@@kyyahabdul I saw that video I am looking into those! Thank you for all the videos they are helpful!!
I just subscribed. Looking forward to more content. I am Nigerian too and in Public Health.
So true about people with advanced degrees doing stuff that any motivated smart person with a knack for project management can do
Thank you. I was waiting for this from you although you had talked about it in your earlier videos.
Hello! I write/edit medical-legal reports, and I have an MS degree. Is there a course or webinar you recommend for people to learn how to write regulatory documents? A book? Or do people learn on the job? I would like to break into regulatory writing. 🙏🏻
Love the video. Are you able to talk about how people become RA consultant freelancers ?
I’m literally writing down rn all the abbreviations you’ve mentioned 😄 Thanks for this helpful video 💗
THANKS. Your videos are really encouraging and helpful..
I really like your videos, i recently found an opportunity, and I'm excited and at the same time scared, because i see that there are manyyyyy things to learn that i feel i still don't know, and i wanted to ask you because with so many regulations, how do you manage to know all this?, where do you find the information, guidelines and regulations?, also how to read a regulation that sometimes is very extensive and not lose any detail? Thank you for your advice it will be really helpful for me
@@kyyahabdul Thank you very much for your guidance and your answers!.
Curious to know how you have adapted since breaking in.
Hi, I really like your video. I want to work on the regulatory affairs . I am a fresh master graduate with biomedical engineering. I had medical school and residency training in China before I came to US. I would like to book an consultation with you.
hi, can u please say what your designations were when u entered regulatory and what all positions u acquired one after the other, and what do you do in regulatory and what industry?
This is a lot of specific information and ive kind of touched on it in a few videos. Ill say when i got my first job i just had a bachelors. After 1 yr went to get my MPH and worked throughout my MPH. and thats it. No other certs or degree and Im currently at the Director/Senior Director level in regs. I only work on biotech and pharma. No med device no cosmetics
Great video! I've always been intrigued with medical affairs so it's great to hear how to break into it and the challenges one may encounter.
Thank you for this video. Today I was rejected for my dream regulatory job after two interviews. Feeling pretty heartbroken..
@@kyyahabdul thank you very much for your kind words!
Would QC technician experience of 2-3 yrs + Bsc Biology be enough to become RA specialist?
Hi there, I am a pharmacist from Asia but a have pharmacy technician certification on Canada. Now, do I have to go for regulatory affairs certification? Is it better to take it in the US or Canada?
Hello,
I'm a retail pharmacist looking to break into the Regulatory world. I was looking at getting the Regulatory affairs Certificate to add to my resumes. Do you think that would help to gain an entry level position? Your insight would be greatly appreciated.
Hi kyyah,
I completed my graduation recently MSc pharmaceutical science in United Kingdom
Can I apply for regulatory affairs jobs (entry level)?
I think there is no better management course than managing your PhD.
Hi Kyyah,
It was a nice video..i have question...I am from India and have completed my masters in pharmacy in India and have 4 years of experience in regulatory affairs. I have recently moved to USA and I am looking for opportunities in RA..could you please suggest me if it would be good if I go for contract opportunities or should I keep trying for FTE opportunities?
I have done my Pharm D from India. Can i enter Regulatory affairs in canada without giving pebc and doing pg diploma in RA, will my Pharm D degree be recognised ?
Getting a job in regulatory does not need PEBC. PEBC exams should be cleared only if you want to work as a clinical pharmacist. Regulatory Affairs is a corporate job. Try to get an job in RA @ India. Gain some experience then you will have great opportunities to find an RA job anywhere in the world.
i don't have any experience but i just did a course in RA and pharmacovigilance.
i am not able to get anything yet
@@aaromalsatheesh1413 i have done PG diploma in Regulatory affairs and pharmacovigilance from AAPS toronto.not able to get any job yet
@@archiesharma5653 that's what I said. Experience matter more than degree certificates. But still you can try getting in through internship or entry level jobs. Keep trying. All the best
Regulatory affairs is sexist towards men in my experience so hard to land a job too as each job requires a different skill if you don't have it your screwed so I'm changing careers now had enough
Hello Kyyah, How can I email you?