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August Biomed/Biotech SIG Meeting #2
Where
Kelly's Deli Conference Center
Next to the entrance to 7519 Standish Drive
FDA/CVM Center
Rockville, Maryland 20855
When
Aug 27, 2009
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
“Changing Regulatory Environment in India for
Global Clinical Trials, Etc.”
Presented by
Mukesh Kumar, PhD,
RAC
Senior Director,
Regulatory Affairs and Quality
Assurance
Amarex Clinical Research,
Germantown, MD
August 27, 2009 (Thursday) Evening
6:00 PM - Networking and Pizza/
soft drink and networking
6:20 - 8:40 PM:
Program (with a break at 7:30 pm)
8:40 -
9:00 PM: Door-prize drawing and
networking
Open and free to the public
Location: Kelly’s Deli
Conference Center, 7519 Standish Place,
Rockville, MD 20855
Driving directions: From
I-270 (N or S bound):
Take Exit 9A
and exit from the first right exit.
Turn
left (east) onto Shady Grove Dr.
Turn right
(south) onto Rockville Pike (Route
355).
Turn left (east) onto East Gude
Dr.
Turn left (north) immediately onto
Crabb’s Branch Dr.
Turn left (west)
immediately onto Standish Place.
(The first
building on your right side is 7519 Standish
Place; open parking)
The conference room is
on the first floor with its entrance opposite
to the left side of building main
entrance.
Registration: For headcount purposes, please register here by Thursday noon, August 27, 2009. For registration problems or further information contact Dr. George Chang, Co-Chair of Biomed/Biotech SIG, at gchang2008@yahoo.com or call 240-793-8425.
Presentation Summary: The Changing Regulatory Environment in India for Global Clinical Trials
India is an attractive destination for
conducting clinical trials. However, the
regulatory environment in India is changing
rapidly to harmonize with the rest of the world
making it hard to stay on top of the
regulations and business environment. It is
tough for a new entrant to distinguish hype
from reality to take advantage of the
opportunity while avoiding pitfalls. This
seminar will discuss key issues related to
clinical trial conduct in India and possible
solutions. The major regulatory requirements,
logistical issues and practical concerns for
conducting clinical trials in India will be
addressed. Information about medical device
regulation, manufacturing, drug importing,
safety reporting and changing regulatory
landscape will also be touched
upon.
Speaker's
Bio: Mukesh Kumar, PhD, RAC, Senior
Director, Regulatory Affairs and Quality
Assurance, Amarex Clinical Research
Kumar leads the Regulatory Affairs and
Quality Assurance departments at Amarex
Clinical Research. His key expertise is in
global regulatory and business processes for
medicinal and diagnostic products. Kumar has
made several hundred submissions to the US FDA
and also has submission experience in the EU
and India. Additionally, Kumar has
reviewed/compiled more than 100 clinical trial
protocols and has supervised more than 60
multinational clinical trials in the US,
Canada, Latin America, Africa and Asia. He has
authored numerous peer-reviewed journal
articles, a few patents for gene therapy and
has been an invited speaker at organizations
including NIH, RAPS, BIO and BCIL (India).
Kumar is an Adjunct Professor and Program
Advisor for the Professional Science Masters
program at the American University. He serves
on the Board of Editors for RAPS and is the
President of the Global Alliance of Indian
Biomedical Professionals. Kumar holds a PhD in
Biochemistry with specialization in virology,
gene therapy and molecular biology.
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