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    Rebecca Beausang

    Rebecca Beausang

    Regulatory Affairs Specialist, Scilife

    Rebecca has over seven years of experience in medical device and other regulated industries. Alongside her expertise in FDA submissions, EU MDR compliance, and ISO 13485 QMS implementation, Rebecca is skilled in creating clear and impactful regulatory content. From technical documentation to compliance blogs, she excels in translating complex topics into engaging, actionable insights. Her passion lies in using compliance as a strategic tool to drive innovation and trust in regulated markets.

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