Past Events

In this workshop, you will learn to align regulatory writing and operations for faster, high-quality global submissions. Discover how early collaboration, shared standards, and smart planning reduce rework, risks, and delays.

North Carolina RAPS LNG's first in-person meet and greet. Fantastic opportunity to network with the local LNG Leadership group and members. Discussions around LNG goals, future events, etc. Event is free and open to all - you do not need to be a RAPS member to attend.

This multidisciplinary event will address key regulatory topics across pharmaceuticals and medical devices, including evolving regulatory frameworks in Israel, drug development pathways through NDA submission, and recent FDA updates in medical device regulation.

Join regulatory affairs professionals, regulators, industry leaders, policymakers, academia, and development partners to drive harmonization, innovation, and improve access to health products and technologies across Africa at the Regulatory Affairs Conference 2026 a pivotal gathering shaping the future of medicine regulation across the African continent.

Please join us for this informal event meant to connect our chapter members to each other and build our professional networks.

This is a RAPS-SF Executives event exclusive for VP and above. This facilitated roundtable discussion event brings together industry leaders to explore how organizations are navigating two critical challenges: implementing AI responsibly and making disciplined portfolio investment decisions.

Charting your next regulatory career move? Join us in person to explore RAPS newest certification, hear from professionals across career stages, and leave with clarity on where your path is headed.

This educational webinar explores the evolving regulatory landscape governing the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, with a particular focus on the critical role of legal professionals in navigating compliance.

The RAPS NC Local Networking Group is pleased to present a panel discussion bringing together industry leaders and academic faculty to examine the current landscape of clinical research and regulatory affairs education in North Carolina and beyond. Panelists will share perspectives on the academic curricula that best prepare students and early-career professionals for meaningful, sustainable careers in clinical research and regulatory affairs. The conversation will explore where current programs excel, where critical gaps remain, and what new curricular offerings the profession needs to develop in response to an evolving regulatory and research environment. Panelists will also address professional development and training priorities for faculty and clinical research staff who are committed to advancing program quality and workforce readiness. This event is designed for clinical research professionals, regulatory affairs practitioners, academic faculty, students, and anyone with an interest in shaping the educational infrastructure that supports these fields. Attendees can expect candid dialogue, actionable insights, and an opportunity to connect with educators and industry leaders who are actively invested in growing the profession.

Whether you are new to medical devices or looking to strengthen your expertise, this intensive 16-hour course, delivered across four half days, has everything you need to confidently implement ISO 14971.

Join us for a networking and recruitment series across multiple in-person events. Meet regulatory professionals, connect with chapter leaders, and learn about ambassador and leadership roles.