Ryan Young Email & Phone Number

Ryan Young is a QA Auditor at Clinical Research Management, Inc. (ClinicalRM). He possess expertise in medical devices, microsoft excel, microsoft word, qsr 21 cfr part 820, iso13485 and 25 more skills. He is proficient in Spanish. Colleagues describe him as "Ryan and I worked together as Quality Engineers at Incube Labs. Ryan was one of the first members of the Quality Department as Incube Labs built their Quality System. Along with performing numerous Quality Engineer responsibilities Ryan developed and implemented the Document Control System for the entire Incube Labs organization. Ryan always took time to work with the Incoming Inspectors. With his strong experience in metrology Ryan developed inspection methods for many critical components. Ryan was instrumental in writing and implementing many of the Quality procedures for Incube Labs. I enjoyed working with Ryan; we worked on many projects together, I always valued his smart and common-sense approach in tackling the challenges that we faced as the Incube Labs Quality System was being built. Ryan’s experience was an invaluable asset to all of the those in the organization; he was a great resource for Quality System questions and information. Sincerely, Michael Zatzke " and "Ryan and I worked closely together as InCube Labs established a full Quality Management System. Upon arriving at InCube, Ryan set up, provided training for and then maintained a document control system, Arena. He helped release the first edition of several company SOPs making great suggestions for updates and soliciting feedback from other teams. As program manager of an implantable medical device project, I often went to Ryan for advice. He has good time management and would willingly step in to help get things done, showing a great attention to detail. He would always answer questions as the team began to implement a new phase of a project. As the QA team grew, Ryan worked well as a part of a team. I hope to get to work with Ryan again."

Listed skills include Medical Devices, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Qsr 21 Cfr Part 820, and 26 others.

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