Make an impact. Grow your leadership. Strengthen the profession.
RAPS is powered by volunteers who share their time, expertise, and passion for regulatory excellence. Whether you’re looking to contribute occasionally or take on a leadership role, there are meaningful ways for anyone to get involved, at every career stage and experience level.
Your voice matters. Your contribution makes a difference. Explore current opportunities and find the role that fits your interests and availability.
Present at a conference or workshop
RAPS conferences and events are where we gather to share strategies, experiences and best practices that propel our profession forward. See how you can present your insights, and how your company can get involved as a sponsor or exhibitor.
Contribute to vital regulatory resources
RAPS books, online courses, and peer-reviewed articles are crucial resources where regulatory professionals contribute their knowledge and research to help their peers — and the next generation of regulatory leaders — deliver safe and effective healthcare products to the public.
Write a peer-reviewed articleRegulatory Focus - update publishes peer-reviewed articles - update where professionals share their regulatory knowledge and real-world experience. Contact [email protected] to discuss your idea.
Develop an online courseRAPS Online University is where regulatory professionals learn on their own schedule from expert-backed courses. Learn more.
Contribute to a RAPS bookRAPS books gather regulatory expertise for easy research and education. Visit the Call for Authors page for details.
Help out with our regulatory credentials
RAPS offers the Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC) and Regulatory Compliance Certification (RCC), the only credentials that allow regulatory professionals to validate their knowledge through third-party certification.
Credentialing volunteers serve on boards and committees, help write exam questions, and more. Sign up to get notified when we are looking for credentialing volunteers.
Become a RAPS volunteer leader
RAPS members lead our communities to meet regulatory professionals wherever they are, ensuring our organization serves the profession.
- Join the RAPS Board of Directors
- Serve on a RAPS Committee
- Lead a RAPS Collaborative Community
- Lead a Chapter or Local Networking Group
- Become a RAPS Mentor
Explore even more ways to get involved
There is always a way to get involved with our regulatory community, no matter your availability or career stage.
- Contribute to discussions on Regulatory Exchange (RegEx)
- Join your local RAPS Chapter or Local Networking Group (or create one!)
- Join a RAPS Collaborative Community
- Become a student ambassador at RAPS Convergence or RAPS Euro Convergence