Swiss Institute for Translational and Entrepreneurial Medicine (sitem-insel)

Standalone Modules

Module 9 - International Regulatory Affairs

 

Content

Module 9 provides an overview of international regulatory affairs with a particular focus on US FDA device regulations and path to market. The module also provides a high-level overview of the global regulatory landscape and current developments.

Learning objectives

• To develop a fundamental understanding of how to navigate through and apply the US FDA regulations governing medical devices.
• To understand the different submission document types for US market access.
• To be able to draft a Pre-submission packet and prepare for a Pre-Submission meeting.
• To have a high-level understanding of the global regulatory landscape including harmonization efforts.
• To understand the importance and applications of global regulatory intelligence.

Learning content

Module 9 covers an introduction to the US FDA regulatory infrastructure and framework, with a focus on the expectations in pre-market submissions, including the different types of medical device submission pathways. We do a deep dive into a simulated case study to learn and apply best strategies for pre-submissions and determining substantial equivalence. This module also introduces the global regulatory landscape and current developments, including practical applications and best practices.

Start & Duration

Module 9 starts in January each year. 
The completion takes approximately 7 weeks.

Credits

3 ECTS

Fee

The cost of this standalone module is 3'150.– SFr.

Reference

03.009

 

Module Leaders

Regulatory Consultant, Confinis Corp

Cherry Marty

Cherry Malonzo Marty is a regulatory consultant and medical writer. She has been collaborating with Confinis Corporation (USA) since 2019, handling documentation reviews and US FDA premarket submissions for medical devices, combination products, and IVDs. She holds a Medical Degree and a Masters in Biomedical Engineering and has worked in education and research prior to transitioning to the regulatory sciences.