(GMPCP) Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) Certified Professional™
About the (cGMP) Certification Program
CfPIE has developed a good manufacturing practices training and certification program to meet the educational needs of those responsible for compliance with this complex regulation.
The Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) certification program is available for individuals in the United States, Europe, Canada, Australia and Middle Eastern countries. Full List of Countries where we offer Pharma & Biotech and Medical Device Courses.
The FDA's regulations on cGMP affect many different phases of pharmaceutical, biologic and biopharmaceutical development. This FDA good manufacturing practice certification track is for any individual accountable for any aspect of cGMP compliance.
Our industry experts have developed the core and elective components of this program to give participants in-depth knowledge of cGMP regulations, from clinical development through post-approval drug and biotech product manufacture. Each cGMP certification training course is designed to present and explain cGMP mandates, as well as to provide comprehensive analysis and instruction on how to best comply.
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GMP Facility Certification Program
Accelerate Your Education With Our Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) Certified Professional Program
In our highly-regulated and monitored pharmaceutical and biotech environments, staying compliant is nonnegotiable. The FDA requires pharmaceutical processes to maintain a specific level of quality in the methods, facilities and controls used in the manufacturing, processing and packing of a drug product. CfPIE is proud to offer our FDA-recognized GMP certification, providing you and your team with the best education possible for your practice.
Key Skills You Can Gain Through Our cGMP Certification
If you work in pharmaceutical or biotech-focused teams, you need to abide by FDA compliance. CfPIE has developed its FDA-recognized GMP certification for practicing professionals in a variety of spaces that need to abide by specific compliance standards. Here are a few of the key skills you can gain through the cGMP certification with CfPIE:
- Proper documentation practices
- Risk management and strategies
- Production compliance standards
- System performance fundamentals
- Proper handling practices
When you invest in the CfPIE current good manufacturing practices certification, you provide your teams with training, education and consistent development that enables them to stay in line with compliance standards.
Why Our cGMP Training Works
Our cGMP professional certification is designed by our experts, talking you through every stage from the implementation of certification mandates to the maintenance and long-term applications of this knowledge. Our dedicated and passionate teams at CfPIE have real-world, applicable knowledge that can educate your team further and verify that your practice is thoroughly compliant.
Upon completing the certification, you get access to a variety of benefits, including:
- Immediate use of practical tools and templates
- Education from industry experts
- Detailed FDA compliance
- Solid foundations for career progression
Teams globally rely on our training to advance their team knowledge, attain certification and enhance compliance standards company-wide.
Contact a Training Advisor
We offer on-site pharmaceutical training and life science certification programs for organizations with 10 or more employees enrolling. Call us today at
1-610-648-7550 or
Contact a Training Advisor.
GMPCP Certification Requirements:
- Choose 3 Core Courses from any of the courses listed below.
- Choose 1 Elective Course (Can be a core course or any course listed at: Courses by Title)
Certification Program Discounts
If you have 10 or more employees that would benefit from this certification program, we can offer complete program tracks on-site at your facility. For more information call us at 1-610-648-7550 or contact us.
cGMP Certification Frequently Asked Questions
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