Good Laboratory Practices - Certification Designed to Advance Your Career

Good Laboratory Practices certification is designed for compliance professionals, a high-demand career path that is both rewarding and a site of constant innovation. Good Laboratory Practices are essential for pharmaceutical companies to operate efficiently, ethically, and cost-effectively. Well beyond the operating safety standards for laboratories, GLP deals with the consistency and reliability of pharmaceuticals, and their manufacture and distribution beyond the lab. If health and safety is your passion, this is an excellent career track.

The Good Laboratory Practices Certified Compliance Professional (GLPCP) Track offers flexible learning to tailor your coursework to your current or future career. Building on a solid GLP foundation this track allows you to choose 4 courses from 9 core topics including biostatistics, clean room fundamentals, SOP creation and validation. These essential skills will benefit both you and your employer, and the choice of GLP related courses ensures a wide scope of topics to study.

Knowledgeable, student-focused instructors lead courses such as Biostatistics for Non-Statisticians with a mix of real-world applications and a focus on clarity that underscores the course title. Students without a background in mathematics or statistics will find the material practical in focus, spotlighting communication with statistician colleagues for mutual understanding and benefit.

As a Good Laboratory Practices professional, responsibility for a research design that adheres to standards of uniformity and replicability rests with you. Ensuring high-quality testing ultimately saves both time and money for your company, as mistakes and irreproducible results contribute to delays in the research, development, and manufacturing processes. Delayed time-to-market by some estimates costs a pharmaceutical company $15 million each day*. The rewards are high for professionals who can avoid delays with careful research planning and best practice guidelines.

Register for the Good Laboratory Practices Certified Compliance Professional (GLPCP) program here.

*Source: http://www.pharmexec.com/no-time-delay