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RE: Delay in Recall. I just want to focus on one thing here and that is long-term use. Some products are hard to evaluate after extensive use. Off the top of my head I'm thinking of a grill brush that was recalled after a... |
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RE: Medical Device Classification One thing that I think could fit under this category are certain diagnostic tests that are currently listed as Class III. I think over time, some of these tests should be reconsidered to join Class II... |
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RE: FDA biased? This is genuinely what has made me dislike the FDA. When I interned at a small pharmaceutical company, there were what I felt were obvious biases against the company that I worked for. They didn't hav... |
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RE: Professors in Academia I think many professors are genuinely interested in teaching. Having a love for research and ones field probably means that they want to leave a lasting legacy for their students and introducing peopl... |
In forum Pre-clinical Device Development |
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RE: Academia or Industry Overall, I think it would be great to go into academia. I enjoyed academic research far more than industry research. However, the pay difference is too big to ignore. Getting a PhD means relatively lo... |
In forum Pre-clinical Device Development |
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RE: Academia vs. Industry Research When I worked at my internship, things were far more rigorous than when I did research, but I believe the experience is different per person. My internship was at a small company, and I had a small bu... |
In forum Pre-clinical Device Development |
2 months ago |
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RE: Teamwork in Projects People not doing their share of the work is infuriating. This is something that I can't stand in terms of projects. Doing work is the backbone of getting any project off the ground and up and running.... |
In forum Intro to Project Management |
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RE: Obstacles while working on a project One major problem I had was during the planning phase of a project. Essentially, I forgot to label a batch for final production and without labeling, the entire batch would end up in the garbage as it... |
In forum Intro to Project Management |
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RE: Project Manager Experiences I have also had many different managers over the years. Some have been kind and helpful, and I didn't mind doing what needed to be done or even going above and beyond while others have felt like an ob... |
In forum Intro to Project Management |
2 months ago |
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RE: Co-Op / Internship Experience I believe that getting an internship or experience seriously does help one's chances in landing a solid position after college, however, to say it is necessary is a little bit of an overstatement. One... |
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RE: How to be a successful professor ? There are many valid points from the posts created before me, but I believe that I can provide some insight as I used to be a tutor. As a tutor, I tried my very best to engage with my students and get... |
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RE: Week 1: Personal Growth and Development Personal Growth and Development is extraordinarily important in the workplace. Breakthroughs in research come from passionate workers who try new things. If one does just the bare minimum, they won't ... |
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RE: Clinical Trials So my personal views on substantial data are probably not the ideal course of action for medical devices. Medical devices are special and lifesaving so it is important to be rigorous with the idea of ... |
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RE: Avoiding Tunnel Vision For the simulations, when I am working on it on a timely manner, I love to ask questions at the very beginning to have a better understanding as to what exactly is happening. This allows me to home in... |
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RE: Overworked Americans vs. Motivation I believe that Americans put in a lot of work compared to people of other countries for a few reasons. First, I'll talk about my experiences visiting the countries of my parents in central and south a... |
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