Kambala V

Regulatory Affairs Specialist

Role: Regulatory Affairs Specialist at Sensonics International
Location: South Plainfield, NJ, US
LinkedIn followers: 500 followers

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About Kambala V

With a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) from Sree Dattaha Group of Institutions and a Master’s in Health Informatics from The University of Findlay, I currently serve as a Regulatory Affairs Specialist at Sensonics International. My work focuses on ensuring global regulatory compliance for medical devices, with an emphasis on EU MDR standards and post-market surveillance. Collaborating with cross-functional teams, I contribute to effective regulatory submissions and compliance strategies, leveraging expertise in regulatory frameworks such as MDSAP. Committed to precision and compliance, I aim to support impactful solutions that align with organizational objectives and global regulatory expectations.

Experience

Regulatory Affairs Specialist
Sensonics International
Mar 2025 — Present · NJ, US

Education

The University of Findlay
Masters, Health Informatics
Sree Dattaha Group of Institutions
Doctor of Pharmacy - PharmD, Healthcare

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Current company

Sensonics International

Hospitals and Health Care · 16 employees · Founded 1983 · Haddon Heights, New Jersey, United States

Sensonics International provides the medical, scientific and industrial communities with the best smell and taste tests for accessing chemosensory function. Our Smell Identification Test is the most widely used quantitative olfactory test in the world. Why Test Taste and Smell? For All the Right Reasons: Quality of Life Personal Safety Health Nutrition Occupational Safety Early Intervention Unlike vision and hearing, smell and taste testing is not routinely performed by physicians, the government, the school system, or employers. This is in spite of the fact that decreased chemosensation, particularly smell loss, can be very debilitating, placing an individual, as well as coworkers, at risk in many occupations (e.g, chemical manufacturing, nuclear plant maintenance, fire fighting, police work, plumbing, aviation, nautical engineering and maintenance, and many military and industrial situations). Those who work in hazardous environments or in situations where smell warning is essential should be evaluated regularly. Such testing can be employed to transfer people with dysfunction to jobs in which decreased smell function has no major safety consequences. Smell loss can be an early sign of some diseases. Sensonics, Inc. tests can be used to detect smell loss but cannot be used alone to diagnose disease.

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