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Fundamentals of Quality Risk Management Training Course 2026

A professional course on applying quality risk management principles and practices in pharmaceutical and biotechnology settings.

PDA Training and Research Institute - Bethesda

Date
December 1, 2026
Venue
PDA Training and Research Institute - Bethesda

TL;DR

  • The course is scheduled for December 1, 2026, at PDA Training and Research Institute - Bethesda.
  • Its curriculum addresses QRM principles, their use in pharmaceutical quality systems, and practical tools for applying them.
  • Participants receive PDA Technical Report No. 54, and the course is a prerequisite for every QRM Certificate Program track.

Who you'll find in the room

Professionals new to QRM

The organizer identifies professionals beginning their work with quality risk management as an audience for the course.

Featured speakers

2 listed

Virginia Andreotti-Jones

Amanda McFarland, MS

Venue & travel

Venue

PDA Training and Research Institute - Bethesda

Getting there

The training venue is in Bethesda, Maryland.

Questions people ask

5 answered

It is scheduled for December 1, 2026.

The course takes place at PDA Training and Research Institute - Bethesda, in Bethesda, Maryland.

The organizer lists professionals new to quality risk management among the intended participants.

Pharmaceutical and biotech quality staff who are new to risk management get a grounding here, since the course works through ICH Q9 and Q10, practical tools and templates, facilitation, bias, risk registers and building a QRM program, and includes a printed technical report copy. Experienced QRM practitioners would learn less because it is pitched at beginners, unless they need it as the required first step for the QRM Certificate Program tracks.

Attendees at pharmaceutical quality training courses usually wear business casual, with a sweater or jacket since training rooms can be cool.

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