2019 RAC Decider Flyer
2019 RAC Decider Flyer
REGIONAL FOCUS
Regional RAC Certification focuses on a multiple sectors regulation in the specific region.
Knowledge yyThorough knowledge of regulatory yyThorough knowledge of regulatory yyThorough knowledge of regulatory
required and functions throughout product functions throughout product lifecycle functions throughout product
regulatory basis lifecycle for medical devices, IVDs, for medical devices, IVDs, medicinal lifecycle for medical devices, IVDs,
pharmaceuticals and biologics products (e.g., pharmaceuticals, pharmaceuticals, medicinal products
yyFDA regulations biologics) and biologics
yyCritical thinking and analytical skills yyEuropean regulations and guidances yyHealth Canada regulations
from the European Commission, EMA, yyCritical thinking and analytical skills
competent authorities
yyCritical thinking and analytical skills
GLOBAL FOCUS
Global RAC Certification encompasses a universally accepted regulation focus from global entities
RAC (Global)
Knowledge yyThorough knowledge of regulatory functions throughout product lifecycle for medical devices, IVDs, pharmaceuticals, medicinal
required and products and biologics
regulatory basis yyICH, IMDRF, WHO and ISO guidelines and standards
yyCritical thinking and analytical skills
SECTOR FOCUS
Sector RAC Certification has a global focus yet aligns to a specific sector of regulation knowledge.
The RAC is designed for working regulatory professionals, with at least three to five years of
regulatory experience. You will find RAC holders at every job level in regulatory.
RAC holders can be found across a broad range of work settings—you will find RACs in any healthcare
product environment where there are regulatory professionals.
To date, more than 7,000 people have successfully earned the RAC credential and many people have
earned multiple RACs. Current RAC holders live and work in more than 40 countries across the globe.
The RAC is the only globally recognized credential for the regulatory profession. It stands out
from continuing education, like certificate programs, because it indicates mastery and competency
measured against a set of industry-wide standards and has ongoing requirements that demonstrate
your continued commitment to the profession.
RAC holders in the US earn an average of 11%* more than non-RAC holders.
*Based on data from US-based respondents to the 2016 RAPS Scope of Practice & Compensation Survey of the Regulatory Profession