Regulatory Science in Georgia: UGA’s Role in Preparing our Future Workforce with Johnna Hodges
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Regulatory Science in Georgia: UGA’s Role in Preparing our Future Workforce with Johnna Hodges
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In this episode of the Georgia Life Sciences Podcast, host Maria Thacker-Goethe speaks with Johnna Hodges, Assistant Director of UGA’s Biomedical and International Biomedical Regulatory Sciences Program. They explore the growing need for regulatory professionals in the life sciences sector, how UGA’s program is preparing students for careers in regulatory affairs, clinical trials, and drug safety, and the evolving landscape of medtech education. Whether you're a student, an industry professional, or simply curious about the regulatory side of biotech, this episode offers key insights into an exciting and expanding field. Tune in now!
RESOURCES RELATED TO THIS EPISODE
- Learn more about UGA's College of Pharmacy Department of International Biomedical Regulatory Sciences (IBRS) at https://rx.uga.edu/departments/academic/ibrs/
- Follow Johnna Hodges on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnna-hodges/
- And visit https://www.galifesciences.org/ to learn more about Georgia Life Sciences
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