Regulation Analyst Interview with Ashley Hill
This document summarizes an interview with Ashley Hill about her career as a product safety and regulatory analyst. She maintains, identifies, and evaluates the safety of products for companies nationally and internationally. The best part of the job is being involved from start to finish of a product's creation and dealing with unique challenges. However, constant regulatory changes can be difficult. Understanding how different departments interact and relate to regulatory affairs is important. A typical work schedule is 9-5 but deadlines must be met. Salaries range from $30,000 to $50,000 out of school. Relevant coursework includes sciences, mathematics, research, and statistics. For a career change, take science and research courses and improve administrative skills. Val
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- 1. A Career As A Product Safety and Regulatory Analyst Interview with Ashley Hill, courtesy of Angela Hemans
- 2. Hello! This is Ashley Hill, who has a career as a product safety and regulatory analyst. Follow her on twitter www.twitter.com/prepforcollege Thank you Angela, for interviewing me!
- 3. Why did you choose this career?
- 5. Tell us a little about your career
- 6. She maintains,identifies,and evaluate the safety of products within her company for companies national and internationally!
- 7. The best part of being a product safety and regulatory analyst
- 8. Being involved with a product created from start to to completion and the job unique challenges.
- 9. The part of the job that can be difficult and frustrating
- 10. The constant regulatory changes within the company!
- 11. Truly understanding what it takes to be in this position
- 12. By realizing there is network of people within the company that are there to help in any situation! More importantly, she is Not Alone!
- 13. Something you know now about your career that you didn’t know when you got hired on
- 14. The need to understand how the different company departments interact with each other and how they relate to regulatory affairs!
- 15. Typical work hours 9-5 but Deadlines have to met. Full-Time work. Not your typical cubicle nation! Potential to travel.
- 16. The salary should someone realistically expect to get out of school with a minimum education requirement
- 17. Based on location and industry but average $30,000 - $50,000
- 18. Types of classes and program potentially needed for this job Internship Research Sciences Mathematics
- 19. For someone thinking about a mid-career change, what steps should they consider?
- 20. Get Involved! Take sciences, statistics, and research courses if no science background and brush up on administrative skills.
- 21. Personal skills and traits that are valuable in this profession Time Management Great Reading skills Team Player Communications Critical Thinking Great Presentation skills
- 22. Specific steps someone should take if interested in this career, and they are graduating high school
- 23. High School Graduates All types of science classes Any laboratories classes Statistics, if available Research projects volunteer Administrative classes too!
- 24. Advice for someone interested in this career Network! Find A Mentor! An Internship! Be a Volunteer!
- 25. The social media platform that work best for someone looking for a job in this field.
- 27. For more information about this career! Regulatory Affairs Professional Society Regulatory affairs Trainings, publications resources, and more! (Health field related)
- 28. For full audio of interview with Ashley HIll visit www.blueprintyourcareer.com courtesy of Angela Hemans visit me at circle me on google plus follow me on twitter