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  • 1.  Working regulatory affairs in US having previous experience in other country .

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    Posted 17-Feb-2022 16:01
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    Hello regulatory affairs community ,
    I would like to obtain some information, if some of you can help me , I am a pharmacist from Dominican Republic , I have 12 years of experience working regulatory affairs in my country ad some Caribbean island also,  must of them in International companies (9 years) ,  I have worked in the sanitary registration of drugs, cosmetics but mainly Medical devices, I would like to know what I have to do , to work regulatory affairs in United states , if is enough making some courses in Raps and them start to apply once I move to US or I would have to start in another area related before.  some of you have had this kind of experience?, is difficult or easy to find an entry level job in this field? 

    Regards,
    Ana.




  • 2.  RE: Working regulatory affairs in US having previous experience in other country .

    Posted 18-Feb-2022 08:54
    Ana,

    My company is looking to hire an entry level regulatory affairs associate. I would love to take a look at your complete resume if you want to send it over to me via direct message.

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    Wade Munsch
    Regulatory Affairs Manager
    Biotex, Inc.
    Houston TX
    United States
    Website: www.biotexmedical.com
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  • 3.  RE: Working regulatory affairs in US having previous experience in other country .

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    Posted 18-Feb-2022 15:23
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    When my company first started looking at Caribbean markets, we would have been delighted to find someone with experience there.

    Usually when we've hired people who have experience registering devices in more than one country, they have been able to take on more countries without much training. It usually takes more training for someone who has learned only one country, or who hasn't done any.
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  • 4.  RE: Working regulatory affairs in US having previous experience in other country .

    Posted 25-Feb-2022 13:10
    Its advisable to take course for the US regulations, if you don`t have experience in the Regulated Markets like US, Europe, Australia, etc.

    This gives you more confidence, when you get started working for the US companies.

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    Gaurang Bhavsar, MS, RAC
    Associate Director - Regulatory Affairs
    Micro Labs USA, Inc.
    Somerset, NJ 08873
    USA
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