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Introductory Medical Writing

Regulatory writing is a skill that must be honed and refined as one gains regulatory knowledge and experience. Regulatory professionals prepare highly detailed documents that are pivotal to the approval and marketing of healthcare products around the world. For those with an aptitude for clear and accurate communication of scientific data, with an eye toward long-term product development strategies, this profession can lead to a rewarding and varied career.

During this course, you will obtain an overview of the medical writing profession from a regulatory perspective, including an introduction to the basic skills important for medical writing in that field. You will gain a set of resources and a better understanding of the expectations and tasks that will be required of you to be a successful regulatory medical writer.


Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

  • Describe the role of the regulatory professional in medical writing
  • Identify basic strategies for crafting an effective message
  • Outline appropriate guidelines and policies for the regulatory writer
  • Explain basic statistical methods frequently encountered in regulatory writing
  • Identify strategies for improving document quality

Target Audience

Regulatory professionals who are new to or have limited experience in regulatory writing, and experienced individuals interested in further developing their skills.

Please note:
This course is available for single purchase or as part of the Regulatory Affairs Certificate Program, including the Medical Devices and Dual program options. Single course purchase provides three-month access; the Medical Devices program option provides six-month access; and the Dual program option provides 12-month access.

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Course at a Glance

Total Length of Course: 3 Hours

Learning Levels: Basic

RAC Points: 3

Cost: Member $240; Nonmember $330

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