Training Features
Introduction to MDSAP Methodology: A Beginner’s Guide
Build your foundation in MDSAP methodology with this beginner‑focused course that demystifies the audit approach and prepares you for effective participation in global regulatory audits.
Format
E-Learning
Level
Beginner
Trainer
Olena Hoi
Exam
Exam and certificate included
Duration
2 hours
10 modules
Price
€ 345 or equivalent currency
Introduction to MDSAP Methodology
Get started with MDSAP in this beginner-level e-learning designed to give you a clear understanding of the Medical Device Single Audit Program and its audit approach. Learn why MDSAP matters, how audits are structured, and the key concepts you need to confidently engage with this global regulatory program.
This course is perfect if you’re new to MDSAP or preparing to support your organization’s first audit. Gain essential knowledge of the audit process, the role of auditing organizations, and how MDSAP fits into the broader medical device regulatory landscape.
For successful completion of this course, it is expected that attendees have prior knowledge of the ISO 13485:2016 standard.
Comprehensive Regulatory Expertise
Advance your career by mastering the standards that define global medical device compliance, all through a flexible learning schedule.
Upon successful completion of the program, participants receive a recognized certification, boosting their career prospects and demonstrating their expertise to employers and clients.
Certification and Career Advancement
We offer a flexible learning schedule, allowing professionals to balance their training with their busy work and personal lives, ensuring accessibility to a wide range of learners.
Flexible Learning Schedule
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Meet the Trainer
Olena Hoi
Olena is a seasoned Quality and Regulatory Affairs Consultant at Qserve Group with extensive experience in managing Quality Management Systems, conducting audits, and authoring regulatory submissions for high-risk medical devices across global markets, particularly in the EU under MDR and MDD regulations.
