After 1 year of working as an associate at a small startup, I landed the role of a specialist at a bigger company that I intend to stay at for atleast 3 years before I train well.
@@kyyahabdul thank you. Do you know the type of knowledge I need to have to get a managerial role then director? It would be amazing to have a video on that. I want to start to do some training to be up to date on those things
I didn't like my graduate job (quality and some RA at a big medical device company) and was applying for PhV, quality and RA. Additionally, I had a year long placement at uni (pharmaceutical sciences degree) at pharma in QC labs. I started my RA role because they offered me the best conditions but I knew only little about it - that's how I found your channel, panicking with imposter syndrome before my day one 😂 it's been 3 months and I love it! I feel that I found my career. Keep posting 💜
Solid advice, this was my experience, very hard to break into. I was one of 2 people accepted into RA where 175 people applied. Very competitive and accurate presentation.
Thank you so much for all of your videos. I am currently trying to move from my position in the lab into RA. There is so much for me to learn, and as I network and take the needed steps to learn more about the drug development process, I am beginning to believe more and more that RA will be a great fit for me. So again thank you for for all of your tips!!
my undergrad degree wasnt science-based . I received my bachelor's in public health, and I'm currently in my first year as a Mph student.. Should I be more science-focused in my interships ? love your videos btw
Thank you so much for the video Kyyah! I stumbled upon your channel last year and have been a subscriber since. I see that your experience is generally leaned towards the clinical side of regulatory affairs. Do you have any advice for those considering to join CMC portion of regulatory affairs? What about those who want to do a career switch after years of working in the pharmaceutical industry as QA?
Hi did a BSc, currently in my MPH and I have also worked as a Pharm Tech! How exactly did you use your experience/ degrees to market yourself for Regulatory Affairs?
how to find internship if one is not doing masters. all the internships i see require registration in masters for that year. Also i have done my certification in medical devices with masters in Pharmacy (india). will that count. pls help
Hi, Thank you for your advice. I just wanted to clear some doubts that as you said earlier there is lot of automation for submissions and publishing then in which area i need to focus to get a job in the regulatory affairs.
I had a 6 month project with Abbott as a post market surveillance analyst and then a 9 month regulatory affairs and quality assurance position at stryker that unfortunately got eliminated due to inflation. I hope I can land something soon, job market is ehh rn
Hello, hope you are doing well, Can you give me the strategy to apply for the job of "regulatory affairs" and what are the names of some companies that I can work with in the RA field. Thank you
4:20 Hi, I really liked all of your videos. I have a question that I have some experience in pharmacy research and pharmacy content writing of like two years in India. I am currently studying in Post bachelorette of healthcare management at Cape Breton University, Nova Scotia. So, can I get a job in regulatory affairs or do I need some kind of certification?
I don’t want to give a definite yes or no because anything is possible. You can get an opportunity but you have stiff competition as more Doctorates choose the path of regulatory over anything else
Hi love your video! I have my B.S. of nutrition and dietetic and currently working as a pharmacy technician for part time, do you think it’s possible for me to break into RA? Thank you so much
I second Kyyah's comment, don't need a Masters in RA, most people in RA don't actually have. If it helps you be more competitive though and shows more drive to be in regulatory, go for it but it's not mandatory like having a college degree.
I have completed BTech in biomedical engineering in last year now iam planning to come Canada after getting PR . Basically I am an Indian who has strong interest in regulatory affairs of medical device .can I get a job as a fresher in regulatory affairs with my Indian biomedical engineering background in Canada ?
I have a Master of Science degree, I’m currently a medical writer, and I’m wondering what is the best route to pursue medical writing jobs for pharmaceutical companies. It seems like maybe this path will be closed to me. Is that an accurate assessment?
@@kyyahabdul like a science and business master degree bascially, i really want to get into biotech the last minute, what are my other options? biotech project management?
Do you think it is possible to be a regulatory affairs director within five years of your career? I work in the medical device industry.
After 1 year of working as an associate at a small startup, I landed the role of a specialist at a bigger company that I intend to stay at for atleast 3 years before I train well.
@@kyyahabdul thank you. Do you know the type of knowledge I need to have to get a managerial role then director? It would be amazing to have a video on that. I want to start to do some training to be up to date on those things
would love more info on how to switch from lab/formulation/qa/qc roles to RA roles!
I didn't like my graduate job (quality and some RA at a big medical device company) and was applying for PhV, quality and RA. Additionally, I had a year long placement at uni (pharmaceutical sciences degree) at pharma in QC labs. I started my RA role because they offered me the best conditions but I knew only little about it - that's how I found your channel, panicking with imposter syndrome before my day one 😂 it's been 3 months and I love it! I feel that I found my career.
Keep posting 💜
Solid advice, this was my experience, very hard to break into. I was one of 2 people accepted into RA where 175 people applied. Very competitive and accurate presentation.
Thank you so much for all of your videos. I am currently trying to move from my position in the lab into RA. There is so much for me to learn, and as I network and take the needed steps to learn more about the drug development process, I am beginning to believe more and more that RA will be a great fit for me. So again thank you for for all of your tips!!
I just got offered an internship position in RA! Your videos are really nice to watch.
Hi, thanks for your videos. These are useful for everyone.
my undergrad degree wasnt science-based . I received my bachelor's in public health, and I'm currently in my first year as a Mph student.. Should I be more science-focused in my interships ? love your videos btw
Am currently working as a regulatory affairs officer in Kenya Africa and I would wish to join the US but I do t know how
Thank you so much for the video Kyyah! I stumbled upon your channel last year and have been a subscriber since. I see that your experience is generally leaned towards the clinical side of regulatory affairs. Do you have any advice for those considering to join CMC portion of regulatory affairs? What about those who want to do a career switch after years of working in the pharmaceutical industry as QA?
Which department has more job opportunities like publishing,labeling,medical devices?
Hi did a BSc, currently in my MPH and I have also worked as a Pharm Tech! How exactly did you use your experience/ degrees to market yourself for Regulatory Affairs?
how to find internship if one is not doing masters. all the internships i see require registration in masters for that year. Also i have done my certification in medical devices with masters in Pharmacy (india). will that count. pls help
Hi,
Thank you for your advice. I just wanted to clear some doubts that as you said earlier there is lot of automation for submissions and publishing then in which area i need to focus to get a job in the regulatory affairs.
I had a 6 month project with Abbott as a post market surveillance analyst and then a 9 month regulatory affairs and quality assurance position at stryker that unfortunately got eliminated due to inflation. I hope I can land something soon, job market is ehh rn
Hello, hope you are doing well,
Can you give me the strategy to apply for the job of "regulatory affairs" and what are the names of some companies that I can work with in the RA field.
Thank you
4:20 Hi, I really liked all of your videos. I have a question that I have some experience in pharmacy research and pharmacy content writing of like two years in India. I am currently studying in Post bachelorette of healthcare management at Cape Breton University, Nova Scotia. So, can I get a job in regulatory affairs or do I need some kind of certification?
Hi there , would like information on professional coaching
I’m getting a BA in public health will that be harder for me to get into regulatory affairs ?
I don’t want to give a definite yes or no because anything is possible. You can get an opportunity but you have stiff competition as more Doctorates choose the path of regulatory over anything else
Hi love your video! I have my B.S. of nutrition and dietetic and currently working as a pharmacy technician for part time, do you think it’s possible for me to break into RA? Thank you so much
Hi khayyah Abdul am interested to learn the submission process can you share those videos very helpful to me
Would you recommend Masters in regulatory affairs, which I am interested to do after finishing my PharmD
I second Kyyah's comment, don't need a Masters in RA, most people in RA don't actually have. If it helps you be more competitive though and shows more drive to be in regulatory, go for it but it's not mandatory like having a college degree.
I have completed BTech in biomedical engineering in last year now iam planning to come Canada after getting PR . Basically I am an Indian who has strong interest in regulatory affairs of medical device .can I get a job as a fresher in regulatory affairs with my Indian biomedical engineering background in Canada ?
10 years experience in biosimilar Quality professional, planning to enroll raps dual certificate (pharm n medical device) can suggest ur inputs.
I have a Master of Science degree, I’m currently a medical writer, and I’m wondering what is the best route to pursue medical writing jobs for pharmaceutical companies. It seems like maybe this path will be closed to me. Is that an accurate assessment?
is it possible to get into regulatory affairs with a bachelor of arts degree?
Is a science in nursing (bsn) and mph qualify?
What about branching out of publishing and submissions? Any suggestions?
@@kyyahabdul YES! Staying tuned! This is where I’m at in my reg career and I’m more than ready to branch off so I can evolve within the field.
Hi! I'm from India how can I get remote intership in regulatory affairs.
Do you help pharmacists break in?
What's the salary in United States
what if we don't have an undergrad in sciences but urban studies
@@kyyahabdul what if I do a masters in biotech management? and with an undergrad in non science and no experiences, will it work out?
I am the same user as realdeal btw
@@kyyahabdul like a science and business master degree bascially, i really want to get into biotech the last minute, what are my other options? biotech project management?
@@kyyahabdul nice, but what if i don't have experience in project managment? I do have consulting experience would that work?
It’s hard..I have my MPH and the jobs are there but the “no experience in RA” is my downfall. Sigh
@@kyyahabdul I have QA/QC experience but from the medical billing side. Remaining hopeful! Your videos have been extremely helpful nonetheless.
Hi, thank you so much for your amazing insights, would you please provide Your LinkedIn profile link, would love to connect with you.