These professionals earned their RAC or RCC credentials in summer 2025

RAPS announced today the names of 115 professionals who earned their RAC credentials and 30 professionals who earned their RCC credentials in the summer 2025 exam window.

The Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC) is the leading credential for regulatory professionals who work in the healthcare field. The Regulatory Compliance Certification (RCC) is focused on European regulatory requirements in medical devices and in vitro diagnostics (IVDs).

“On behalf of RAPS and the regulatory affairs profession, I extend my congratulations to all of our new credential holders on their achievements,” said Jennifer Naughton, RAPS senior director of credentialing and professional development. “These individuals join an exemplary group of professionals dedicated to excellence in regulatory affairs.”

There are two RAC credentials:

The RAC-Devices credential, earned by passing the RAC-Devices exam

The RAC-Drugs credential, earned by passing the RAC-Drugs exam

And there are two RCC credentials:

The RCC-IVDR credential, earned by passing the RCC-IVDR exam

The RCC-MDR credential, earned by passing the RCC-MDR exam

“These new credential holders are poised to provide companies and health authorities worldwide with regulatory support to ensure products reach global markets in a safe and effective manner,” said RAPS Executive Director Bill McMoil. “RAC and RCC holders have knowledge and critical thinking skills that are tested and proven. Their achievements in passing these exams deserve to be celebrated.”

To maintain their credentials, RAC and RCC holders must recertify every three years by participating in industry-relevant professional development activities, ensuring a commitment to continuous learning.

Learn more about the RAC credential here, or the RCC credential here, to find application instructions, tips from current RAC and RCC holders, exam prep materials, and more.  The new Foundation in Regulatory Affairs (FRA) credential, introduced earlier this year, offers early-career regulatory affairs professionals a way to build and prove their fundamental knowledge. Learn more about the FRA here, including how you can participate in first delivery for two additional credentials.