Ohh great. I am a masters student of RA. Joined NEU-Toronto campus in canada.i am figuring out which will be the best area for me to pursue with respect to market demands
Enjoyed the video. LinkedIn tips would be great, specifically how to craft the bio section. Also curious how you learned to be an excellent oral communicator?
First of all, thank you so so much for this video. I am a Chemical Engineer and have changed my career path into cosmetis because it has always been my great passion. We all know this current situation is challenging to say the least which is why I have taken a course in Cosmetics Regulatory to obtain a certification. I am afraid it won't do me much on my CV because I think companies look for experience afterall and was actually thinking to reach to companies to gain some experience. Thank you!!!
Thanks doe the note and you’re welcome! People change careers all the time and it is possible to transition into reg affairs. I’ve helped many do exactly that. If it’s what you want, go after it I say! ;)
Hi great video! I have got an Interview for a position in regulatory affairs lately. I have been asked to discuss the core principles in the field of regulatory affairs for medical devices. What would your intake be on that? thanks in advance!
Hello, I'm MPharm in QA and also have 1year 6 month experience in QA and 2 years and 8 month experience in regulatory affairs.. I'm coming to Germany on spouse visa. Can I apply for a job? What are the requirements to get a job as early a possible according to my education?
Hi I am a Biotechnology graduate planning to go for Pharmaceutical biotechnology master's next year. Meanwhile I was planning to get a RA trainee to build a basis....do you think it's viable for me to become a RA specialist? What else should I do?
Can you please help me is it necessary to certify the coloured scanned copies of passport, education, and work experience documents for skilled select assessment form please respond it's very urgent thanks, Thanks God bless you always
Hello I have completed my BTech in biomedical engineering last year.now I am planning to immigrate to Canada after getting PR .I have strong interest in building a career in regulatory affairs of medical devices . Can I able to get a job in. Regulatory affairs as fresher in Canada with my bachelor's degree from india ? I hope you will reply me soon Thank you!
Depends on the organization. Sometimes it’s an over arching term to capture all departments in regulatory and quality assurance. In others, the compliance team is used to self audit or enforce procedures.
Hi, Awesome video. I just started my Master's in Biomedical Enterprise program and am interested in RA field. Did you join RAPS? Do you think it would be beneficial to get membership after graduation or now? (broke college student here!) Thanks! Jen
I’ve been in the broke college student shoes as well! I’d say it’s a nice-to-have but not need to have. If you can afford it, try it out for a couple months and if there’s no value you could put a pause on it
Hello Sir, Thank you so much for this video it was really great. I have an experience in pharma industry as Research Analyst and currently working as Drug safety specialist in India. I am planning for Masters in Regulatory affairs (Texas),am i eligible for this course??Or is there any other course better then this considering my experience?
I am a teacher and would like to make a career change. Would it be plausible for me to transition into this field? What transferable skills would they find useful in regulatory affairs?
@@bellebelleme on the surface, transferable skills would be: ability to collaborate with other departments, attention to detail, documentation, analytical skills, prioritizing, ability to meet tight deadlines. I will say that it will be a significant shift in careers and you're essentially starting from scratch - but that shouldn't discourage you! if RA is what you want to shift into, do it!
Hi sir, i have an experience 8+years in pharma industry in various functions i.e.R&D,Quality assurance, quality control in india.And iam trying to stabilize my career in RA i have done my RAPS certification too. How to get opportunities in RA outside of india ,from india????
It’ll be difficult to as the country you want to get into will require permits/visas to work there. If you can get those first, that will help but just know from employers point of view, they’ll see candidates out of country to be higher investment - visas, moving costs, etc so your skillset will likely have to be specialized and sought after
Thank you for your video! I'm contemplating on starting the master's in regulatory affairs at Ohio State. However, I don't have any experience in the industry at all. Do you think a master's with no experience will open some doors?
Yes it could! I would still try and see how the current environment goes. Depending on that, you may want to look at reg affairs certification. I’ve helped many in your shoes so don’t think you can’t do it!
@@Erick-fg8ou thanks for the response! Congrats on finishing up your degree! I’m debating whether or not to pursue a masters to get my foot in the door as well. Currently in biotech manufacturing but nothing that I currently do counts as experience for RA. Has the masters helped you network, do internships, etc?
I am graduating in a few months with a BS in Nutritional Sciences. Do you think it’s possible to get a affairs job even with my somewhat unrelated degree? Would an internship help?
I have a doctorate degree in life sciences. And I will be graduating ( MS in regulatory management from USC) in spring 2021. What approach should I take to move into regulatory? Please guide. Thanks.
Thanks for the comment - that’s a loaded question but a good one that I get quite frequently. Generally speaking, it comes to your job search strategy, identifying your target roles/companies and doing identifying if there are any minimum requirements that you don’t meet. From there it’s a tailored approach of getting your resume, cover letter to the right level and then targeting your company. There’s a lot to cover on these topics (but a comment section isn’t really the right avenue)! Also check out my other reg affairs videos too!
I’ve been working in Regulatory Affairs for two years now and I love it! Thank you so much for such great videos!
That’s great to hear! What industry are you in?
Ohh great. I am a masters student of RA. Joined NEU-Toronto campus in canada.i am figuring out which will be the best area for me to pursue with respect to market demands
Hi! I'm a current college student do you recommend me anything so that I can soon apply for a regulatory affairs job?
@sarthak panchal what is fee for this programme
@sarthak panchal hey can you help me how to get into this field
How to enroll in this course
Enjoyed the video. LinkedIn tips would be great, specifically how to craft the bio section. Also curious how you learned to be an excellent oral communicator?
I’ll add that to the list! Ha thanks for the compliment. Lots of practice and don’t forget, you don’t see the outtakes ;)
First of all, thank you so so much for this video. I am a Chemical Engineer and have changed my career path into cosmetis because it has always been my great passion. We all know this current situation is challenging to say the least which is why I have taken a course in Cosmetics Regulatory to obtain a certification. I am afraid it won't do me much on my CV because I think companies look for experience afterall and was actually thinking to reach to companies to gain some experience. Thank you!!!
Thanks doe the note and you’re welcome! People change careers all the time and it is possible to transition into reg affairs. I’ve helped many do exactly that. If it’s what you want, go after it I say! ;)
Hi, your video helped me take the decision changing my carrier, I got a trainee position here in Germany in RA (Med.Dev.)! Thanks!
Hey that’s great news!!! Thanks for the note 👍
Hi great video! I have got an Interview for a position in regulatory affairs lately. I have been asked to discuss the core principles in the field of regulatory affairs for medical devices. What would your intake be on that? thanks in advance!
I really need your help! thank you!
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Hello,
I'm MPharm in QA and also have 1year 6 month experience in QA and 2 years and 8 month experience in regulatory affairs..
I'm coming to Germany on spouse visa.
Can I apply for a job? What are the requirements to get a job as early a possible according to my education?
Hi I am a Biotechnology graduate planning to go for Pharmaceutical biotechnology master's next year. Meanwhile I was planning to get a RA trainee to build a basis....do you think it's viable for me to become a RA specialist? What else should I do?
Do you think it's worth it doing a masters in regulatory affairs, and what are the starting positions for masters graduates.
Hi i m interested in regulatory affairs and need guidance to get entry level job
Brayn many thanks
Hello,
Thank you for the Video . It wud be great if you make video on creating gud LinkedIn profile
Can you please help me is it necessary to certify the coloured scanned copies of passport, education, and work experience documents for skilled select assessment form please respond it's very urgent thanks, Thanks God bless you always
sir am doing m.pharm in regulatory affairs . i will pass out 2022. am from India . what is the best place for starting my career ?
Can I change to this career, I am 35.
Now I am a community pharmacist.
Please do a LinkedIn video!
Hello I have completed my BTech in biomedical engineering last year.now I am planning to immigrate to Canada after getting PR .I have strong interest in building a career in regulatory affairs of medical devices . Can I able to get a job in. Regulatory affairs as fresher in Canada with my bachelor's degree from india ?
I hope you will reply me soon
Thank you!
I done my graduation in B.Pharmacy. Now I want regulatory affairs diploma course..does it help me ?
Nutritionist apply for this job ??
Hello. I would like to ask, what are the difference(s) between regulatory affairs and compliance?
Depends on the organization. Sometimes it’s an over arching term to capture all departments in regulatory and quality assurance. In others, the compliance team is used to self audit or enforce procedures.
Hi, Awesome video. I just started my Master's in Biomedical Enterprise program and am interested in RA field. Did you join RAPS? Do you think it would be beneficial to get membership after graduation or now? (broke college student here!) Thanks! Jen
I’ve been in the broke college student shoes as well! I’d say it’s a nice-to-have but not need to have. If you can afford it, try it out for a couple months and if there’s no value you could put a pause on it
Hello Sir,
Thank you so much for this video it was really great.
I have an experience in pharma industry as Research Analyst and currently working as Drug safety specialist in India. I am planning for Masters in Regulatory affairs (Texas),am i eligible for this course??Or is there any other course better then this considering my experience?
Of course you are.
Will a 1yr Regulatory affairs course is good
Do consulting firms post jobs on Linkedin?
I am a teacher and would like to make a career change. Would it be plausible for me to transition into this field? What transferable skills would they find useful in regulatory affairs?
That’s great that you’re looking for a change! What did you teach?
@@Buyitforwife Thanks for responding. I have taught mostly elementary students (2nd-5th) and a brief time teaching adult students.
@@bellebelleme on the surface, transferable skills would be: ability to collaborate with other departments, attention to detail, documentation, analytical skills, prioritizing, ability to meet tight deadlines. I will say that it will be a significant shift in careers and you're essentially starting from scratch - but that shouldn't discourage you! if RA is what you want to shift into, do it!
Hi sir, i have an experience 8+years in pharma industry in various functions i.e.R&D,Quality assurance, quality control in india.And iam trying to stabilize my career in RA i have done my RAPS certification too.
How to get opportunities in RA outside of india ,from india????
It’ll be difficult to as the country you want to get into will require permits/visas to work there. If you can get those first, that will help but just know from employers point of view, they’ll see candidates out of country to be higher investment - visas, moving costs, etc so your skillset will likely have to be specialized and sought after
Hi there! If you don't mind me asking what was your educational background?
Not at all - bachelors of science in cell and molecular biology. You can also find me on LinkedIn too 👍👍
I was a teacher in a pharmaceutical college. Now I have moved to Canada. Will it be good career option with a good salary?
I think so
Thank you for your video! I'm contemplating on starting the master's in regulatory affairs at Ohio State. However, I don't have any experience in the industry at all. Do you think a master's with no experience will open some doors?
Yes it could! I would still try and see how the current environment goes. Depending on that, you may want to look at reg affairs certification. I’ve helped many in your shoes so don’t think you can’t do it!
@@Buyitforwife Thank you, I appreciate your prompt response.
Hi im super late but did you end up doing the master's?
@@GB-np4pi Yes, I actually have four classes left.
@@Erick-fg8ou thanks for the response! Congrats on finishing up your degree! I’m debating whether or not to pursue a masters to get my foot in the door as well. Currently in biotech manufacturing but nothing that I currently do counts as experience for RA. Has the masters helped you network, do internships, etc?
Right
I am a pediatrician looking to switch to regulatory affairs. Do I stand a chance?
Yes you sure do! You may want to look at the minimum education requirements as some roles may require ra certification
@@Buyitforwife I am a nurse practitioner wanting to do regulatory affairs as well!
That’s great! The industries could use your background!
Is there any opening in the regulatory affairs pharma field. I'm ready to work remotely for Pharma companies.
Yes there are openings all over! Remote work might be tricky to get but it doesn’t hurt to look
I am graduating in a few months with a BS in Nutritional Sciences. Do you think it’s possible to get a affairs job even with my somewhat unrelated degree? Would an internship help?
Yes definitely possible! From a qualifications standpoint, the degree can go hand in hand quite well! Experience would always help!
I also graduated BS in nutritional sciences! How is it going?
I have a doctorate degree in life sciences. And I will be graduating ( MS in regulatory management from USC) in spring 2021. What approach should I take to move into regulatory?
Please guide. Thanks.
Thanks for the comment - that’s a loaded question but a good one that I get quite frequently. Generally speaking, it comes to your job search strategy, identifying your target roles/companies and doing identifying if there are any minimum requirements that you don’t meet. From there it’s a tailored approach of getting your resume, cover letter to the right level and then targeting your company. There’s a lot to cover on these topics (but a comment section isn’t really the right avenue)! Also check out my other reg affairs videos too!
@@Buyitforwife Thank you for your guidance. I will also look into your other videos.
Any recommendations on regulatory coordinator interview tips?
Sounds like a good video idea! Any particular questions come to mind?