President
CurrentCompliance expert and former Department of Justice litigator for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). I apply decades of in-depth industry insight and real world experience to train both individuals and groups to employ best documentation practices in their quality management system. My courses are customized to fit your needs and are fast-paced, interactive and easy to follow, regardless of the level of employee. During the high energy session, registrants will not sit back and… Show more Compliance expert and former Department of Justice litigator for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). I apply decades of in-depth industry insight and real world experience to train both individuals and groups to employ best documentation practices in their quality management system. My courses are customized to fit your needs and are fast-paced, interactive and easy to follow, regardless of the level of employee. During the high energy session, registrants will not sit back and passively listen to series of boring lectures. Rather they will be divided into teams and through case studies, real life examples and exercises, they will discover how to ensure that their written correspondence reflects the depth of the company's culture of compliance. Some of the areas I will cover include who can be held criminally liable under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act; what FDA investigators look for when reviewing documents; the risks of leaving blanks in required records; and how to write informative documents that don't make you or your firm a target for investigation. I also cover how to document your firm's risk management activities; the types of information you or your employees should never include in documents; and the bad words that will attract the attention of prosecutors. I will teach you and your employees how to write a memo that will be read and acted upon and how to build a program to avoid dangerous documents. They will be motivated to create correspondence that, if subpoenaed, will demonstrate your firm’s commitment to quality and regulatory compliance… instead of embarrassing surprises. Show less