This four-day seminar will prepare you perfectly for the exam "Certified Professional for Medical Software". The participants will learn:
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Your lecturers are auditors, teach notified bodies and/or help companies to pass audits safely. With their help you will
The Johner Institute is one of the accredited ICPMSB e.V. trainings providers. This means, the CPMS-Seminar follows this curriculum. The timetable looks as follows:
Time | Topic |
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Day 1 | |
Morning | Welcome, Expectations, Introduction, Regulatory Landscape, Differences between EU and FDA |
Afternoon | Document Management, Quality Management & ISO 13465 |
Day 2 | |
Morning | Quality Management II, Risk Management & ISO 14971 |
Afternoon | Risk management II, Usability & Requirements Engineering & IEC 62366 |
Day 3 | |
Morning | Usability & Requirements Engineering II, Medical Informatics |
Afternoon | Software-Development & IEC 62304 |
Day 4 | |
Morning | Software-Development II |
Afternoon | Personal Q&A, Preparation for the Examination and Examination |
Schedule
We always start at 9:00 a.m. and end at 5:00 pm with exception of the last day: We end at 3:30 p.m. with the lectures. The exam lasts until 4:30 p.m.
The trainers are available until 6:00 p.m. (sometimes even longer) for answering individual questions. We recommend that you set your evening flexible after the seminar. On the second day, we normally go out together in the evening and we would like to invite. Would you like to join us?
Concept
In this seminar, the practical approach is right in the foreground. The participants will learn how to implement regulatory requirements for the medical devices and software development quickly and without quality overhead / bureaucracy.
The lectures combine the session with case studies and exercises. We limit the number to a maximum of 16 participants in order to achieve the learning success of the participants and to have sufficient time for answering individual questions.
The seminar "Certified Professional for Medical Software" addresses all persons who are involved in the development of medical devices that contain software or that are standalone software such as
An independent institution has the optional examination to become a “Certified Professional for Medical Software" directly after the CPMS seminar. You will have the highest chance of passing the exam when you
Did you know that you must proof your competencies e.g with respect to risk management and usability engineering? This is a requirement by ISO 13485 and 21 CFR part 820.
The certificate certifies you an in-depth knowledge. Show it to your auditor. This evidence is also highly valued by employers and customers.
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Your instructors Matthias Hölzer-Klüpfel, Sven Wittorf and Professor Christian Johner not only prepare you optimally for the exam. They also provide you with the knowledge and skills that will give you security and recognition in your daily work, for example in software development or quality management.
All three are very experienced developers, teach notified bodies and advise medical device manufacturers in the development and quality assurance of medical software. They are also actively involved in the association "International Certified Professional for Medical Software Board".
The seminar fee is 2,600 EUR (net) per participant. A separate exam fee of approximately 180 EUR net will be invoiced by the certification body.
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