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February 15, 2024
by Ryan Connors

These are the first 70 professionals to ever earn their RCC credentials

RAPS announced today the names of the 70 professionals who passed the first-ever Regulatory Compliance Certification (RCC) exams, which took place in autumn 2023.

Each professional listed below has earned their RCC-MDR or RCC-IVDR designation. To pass their RCC exam, individuals must demonstrate specific knowledge correlated to the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and the EU In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR), respectively.  Manufacturers around the world must comply with these regulations in relation to devices and IVDs placed on the market in the European Union.

These are the first professionals to earn the RCC credentials.

“On behalf of RAPS, I offer my congratulations to all of the professionals who passed the first-ever RCC exams,” said RAPS Executive Director Bill McMoil. “This group embraced a new credential and proved their commitment to the regulatory profession. RCC credential holders will help institutions bolster regulatory affairs compliance and risk mitigation at organizations around the world."

The deadline to sign up for a spring 2024 RCC exam is 22 February. Learn more here.

The RCC is the newest credential for regulatory professionals in the healthcare product sector. It is intended for Persons Responsible for Regulatory Compliance (PRRCs) and individuals employed in regulatory agencies, industry, consultancies and other settings involved with the regulation of healthcare products. It shows employers, clients, and colleagues that a regulatory professional has the essential knowledge required for regulatory compliance in the healthcare products sector. These voluntary designations do not qualify individuals to serve in the PRRC role, nor do they guarantee that an individual meets all the requirements necessary to practice as a qualified PRRC.

RAPS created the RCC credentials with input and contributions from regulatory professionals, including an expert task force of industry leaders who discussed early concepts and a group of subject-matter experts who helped RAPS build the exams.

“Congratulations to our first-ever RCC credential holders for earning these new certifications,” said RAPS Credentialing & Professional Development Director Jennifer Naughton. “RAPS would not have been able to create these credentials without the involvement and expertise of the many subject-matter experts, whose contributions we greatly appreciate.”

RAPS is now accepting applications for the 2024 RCC exams. Learn more about the RCC exam schedules, application instructions, and more.

Following is the complete list of those who earned their RCC credentials during the first-ever exam window:

RCC-IVDR passers

Indraj Bamrah 
Siti Sarah Binti Daud 
Carolyn Blandford 
Eric Burn 
Charles Chiku 
Rowena Cook 
Ann Demogines 
Matthew Dodd 
Gina Gwynn 
Christie Hughes 
Anja Kontio 
Yuchi Liao 
Jeremy Palgen 
Karli Plenert 
Elizabeth Pugh 
Natalie Pupunu 
Linda Ricard 
Robert Saiz 
Madhuri Susarla 
Heather Tudor 
Chelsea Welch 
Liang Xu 
Min Yang 
 

RCC-MDR passers

Andrea Agree 
Elizabeth Bereza 
Joan Bergstrom 
Surmeet Bhullar 
Allen Paul Biju 
Carolyn Blandford 
Kathryn Blank 
John Bologna 
Monica Bravo-Martinez 
Phillip Bromley 
Daria Brown 
Stephanie Campbell 
Gina Catalano 
Long Chen 
Mei Yin Chiu 
Kendall Ciriaco 
Ana Ciric, Phd, Rac-Devices 
Katarzyna Drzewinska 
Stuart Elliott 
Rachelle Fitzgerald-Ross 
Shipra Gulati 
Katelin Henninger 
Asha Johnson 
Jonathan Guan Wei Leo 
Erika Lettric
Ying Li 
Zi Xuan Liew 
Yang Liu 
Suraj Maharjan 
Mark Mortellaro 
Arul Murugesa Pandian 
Marian Nicuriuc 
Glen Pereira 
Jeroen Pieper 
Kevin Posey 
Elizabeth Pugh 
Christine Stahley 
Kelvin Tan 
Nicole Thibodeau 
Sree Sowmya Tumuluru 
Itamar Urmann 
Ingrid Vodegel 
Meghan Wakeford 
Meliza Ward 
Jun Wen 
Pei-Yu Wu 
Liang Xu 
Ilker Yilmaz 
Xiaojie Zhang 
Ruojuan Zhang 
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