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How to Conduct a Regulatory Pathway Assessment Series: FDA 101 Navigating the FDA for the first time

This first course introduces FDA risk-based device classifications, FDA product codes, regulatory controls and the five steps to market for a new medical device.
Introduction course to the regulatory world of medical devices. Overview of the FDA organization and importance of a well-defined regulatory strategy. This first course introduces FDA risk-based device classifications, FDA product codes, regulatory controls, and the five steps to market for a new medical device.
 
 

At a Glance

  • Target Audience: This is course is designed for professionals new to medical device regulatory affairs.
  • Learning Level: Basic
  • Total Length of Course: 1 Hours
  • RAC Credits: 1
  • Enrollment Period: 12 months

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:
  • Identify the organizational structure of the FDA and the role of the CHRD
  • Describe the FDA medical device risked-based classification
  • Explain the five major steps for getting a medical device to market

Lesson Titles

  • Lesson 1: FDA Organization and CDRH Role
  • Lesson 2: FDA Risk-based Medical Device Classification
  • Lesson 3: Five Steps to Market