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In-house
Courses Available From Scott Sutton, Ph.D.
Quality Control Microbiology is a
specialized discipline, frequently difficult to manage from both a compliance
and a scientific perspective without relevant training and experience. It is
also a laboratory discipline central to
successful manufacturing by aseptic
processing and manufacture of non-sterile products free of "objectionable
organisms."
These courses are available in formats and content customized
to meet your particular needs.
Manufacturing
focus
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GMP for the
Manufacturing Environment; 2 day course on GMP (CFR focus)
and cGMP (483/warning letter focus) directed at
manufacturing personnel for pharmaceutical and/or biological
facilities.
This course is tailored to site needs and meets requirements for annual GMP training in a relevant fashion.
The course
examines the topics of:
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The Development of the CFR Regulations
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Documentation Requirements
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Microbiological Control
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Environmental Monitoring
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Contamination Control
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Personal Cleanliness & Aseptic Technique
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Cleanroom Activities
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The Logic Behind the Regulations ( 21 CFR
210, 211, 600 and 610)
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Environmental Monitoring; 1
day course on the methods and the reasons for environmental
monitoring of production facilities. This practically
oriented course is tailored to site needs.
The course covers:
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The significance of environmental monitoring
in a regulated environment
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Establishing an Optimal Environmental
Monitoring Master Plan
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Designing and Managing a Microbiological
Monitoring Program
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Considerations in Trending EM Data
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Microbial Identification
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Cleaning/Disinfection
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Sterilization Technologies; 1 day course designed to
provide an overview of sterilization theory and validation
strategies. Focus is on the science of the process,
with due attention paid to industry and regulatory
standards. The topics covered include:
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D-values, Z-Values, Fo, SAL and other math
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The care and handling of biological indicators
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Sterilization by Heat (moist and dry)
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Sterilization by Irradiation
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Sterilization by Ethylene Oxide
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Sterilization by vaporous gases
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Why is Aseptic Processing Different from active
Sterilization Processes
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Microbiology for Manufacturing Personnel;
3
hour course on pharmaceutical microbiology designed for manufacturing operators.
This course is similar to the manager's course, but in less
detail with more emphasis on individual behavior as a tool
for contamination control.
This practically oriented
course is tailored to site needs.

QC Microbiology
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Auditing the Microbiology Lab; 1 day
course. This is taught from a goal-oriented auditing
philosophy. GMP issues are covered, but the
primary
focus of the course is recognition of common problems in QC
microbiology laboratory operation as well as the development
of practical solutions to difficulties in data generation,
recording, analysis and effective reporting.
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GMP for the Microbiology Lab;
3 hour GMP training tailored specifically to the needs of microbiology. Course covers basic GMP, guidance documents on microbiology lab operations, and recent FDA 483 activities in microbiology.
This course is tailored to site needs and meets requirements for annual GMP training in a relevant fashion.
Are you
concerned about:

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Sterility Test Failures?
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Excessive contamination of non-sterile products?
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Regulatory exposure from poorly designed environmental
monitoring programs?
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Environmental Monitoring or process simulation (media fill)excursions?
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Effective Microbiological Corrective Action Plans?
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Poorly preserved products for multi-use products?
Do you
need help
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Coordinating microbiological projects or process changes?
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Renovating a QC microbiology laboratory?
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Revising or Designing an effective SOP system for EM or
microbiology?
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Determining Root Cause for microbiology-related issues?
Scott Sutton , Ph.D.
- scott.sutton@microbiol.org
Phone: +1 585-594-8273 Cell: +1 585-298-0767
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