RAC Workshops

One of the more valuable of our NCRAF membership benefits is the annual RAC workshop, held every summer through fall in preparation for the November RAC exams. NCRAF has the support of very knowledgeable speakers who donate their time each year to share their experience and bring the regulations to life. This workshop is ideal for those who would like to broaden their understanding of FDA regulations, earn CEU's for the RAC certification currently held, or prepare for taking the RAC.

NEW IN 2020!  NCRAF's  RAC Workshops have been redesigned to accommodate the new structure of the RAC exams.  NCRAF will offer a drugs/biologics series and a medical device series; these will run in parallel (and will share some joint lectures).

RAC Workshop Dates & Location

Sessions will be held Tuesday evenings.  See each years' specific workshop announcement or NCRAF's event calendar for location.  In 2023 workshops are via webinar and in-person.

Workshop sessions are recorded. For most sessions, both slides and audio recordings from the sessions are available to all registered workshop participants. 

Registration & Fees

Any NCRAF Member may register for the workshop, but space is limited, so register early to ensure you have a space. There is a workshop fee of $75 .

 

Members: if you are a current NCRAF member, please log in with your username and password, then register through the EVENT CALENDAR.

Non-Members: Before you can REGISTER for the RAC, you MUST be an NCRAF Member.  To join NCRAF click on the button "Become a New Member" at the right of the page so that you are properly listed in our membership database.

 

THEN, log-in and register for the course through the Events calendar of the website. 

 

Additional Information

The cost of the RAC exam (~$500; administered by RAPS) is not included in the study group fee. Please see the RAPS Web site (www.raps.org) for registration information, including exam costs and locations.

If you are planning to take the RAC exam, purchase of the current edition of Fundamentals of US Regulatory Affairs (published by RAPS) is highly recommended.

If you have no immediate plans to take the exam, the suggested readings and course materials will supply sufficient background for the group discussions.

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