Technical training in the life sciences

It is accepted that Training and Development is a highly developed area that bring its own body of knowledge. It uses a wide variety of techniques and approaches that are designed to meet the unique and complex challenges associated with training. Training and development is a great tool for helping a professional or a lay person alike understand the tenets of their profession.
In the absence of the right professional training and development, many employees place themselves at a disadvantage vis-à-vis their colleagues. They need to keep upgrading their knowledge and skills and keep closing the gaps, so that they do not get left out in their career. Training and development also helps employees understand how they need to meet the regulatory requirements the organization is required to comply with.
Difficulties associated with training and development in the life sciences
While this is accepted, a great deal of attention is yet to be paid to the need for technical training in the area of life sciences. Applying technical Training & Development skills to the field of life sciences is very crucial, as it helps professionals in that important area take a fresh perspective of the regulations in the areas of life sciences and benefit from them.
Technical training in the life sciences applications is fraught with a few problems. This is because two important factors come into play: The activities involved in the life sciences, such as formulating Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), work instructions, the ways of carrying out tests and clinical trials, and the exact science behind the topics in this subject are all very complex. Secondly, regulations are equally difficult to understand and implement. This however, is no excuse to skip their implementation, something that is unthinkable for this industry.
A thorough learning session on technical training for the life sciences
It is to help professionals in the life sciences become more familiar with training and development, and to ease the complexity of their training needs that GlobalCompliancePanel, a leading provider of professional trainings for all the areas of regulatory compliance, will be organizing a two-day seminar.
Charles H. Paul, who is the President of C. H. Paul Consulting, Inc., a regulatory, manufacturing, training, and technical documentation consulting firm that is celebrating its twentieth year of existence in 2017, will be the Director. To understand the importance of technical trainings for the life sciences and to get to know how to implement legally compliant life sciences training programs for your organization, please enroll for this seminar by visiting http://www.globalcompliancepanel.com/control/globalseminars/~product_id=900920SEMINAR?wordpress-SEO. This course has been pre-approved by RAPS as eligible for up to 12 credits towards a participant’s RAC recertification upon full completion.
Arousing the interest in training for the life sciences
The purpose of this seminar is to help kick start the training and learning needs of talented and technically competent training professionals who may need more focused instruction and direction in the area of technical training in the Life Sciences. Charles will offer guidance to all training professionals at all skill levels in how to truly build and sustain a training organization in today’s difficult corporate environment, and how to effectively identify gaps in workforce training and compliance documentation and build effective and inexpensive training materials with the tools that are available.
A very important benefit participants of this seminar will take away from here is that they will learn how to integrate Training & Development with compliance, so that they can leverage the benefits of compliance to improve the performance of the workforce and the overall performance of technical operations.
Important personnel in the life sciences industries that are associated with training, such as Directors of Training, Training Supervisors, Training Coordinators, Training Developers, Instructional Designers and Instructors will derive high benefits from this seminar. Over the two days, Charles will cover the following:
o  Introduction to Training and Development in the Life Sciences and the Relationship between Training and Regulatory Compliance
o  Training and Development Basics
o  The Building Blocks of Human Performance
o  Building a Training and Development Organization – Leverage what you have and Negotiate for What You Don’t
o  Perform a Documentation and Training Analysis – Discover the Gaps
o  Training Materials – SOPs and Work Instructions as Training Materials – It’s not as easy as you think! Leverage the Opportunity!
o  Working with Subject Matter Experts and Outside Consultants
o  Case Study Review and Discussion – This Approach Works!