If you've started prepping for the Regulatory Affairs Certification (Medical Devices) exam, you already know the problem: the knowledge you need is scattered across FDA guidance documents, EU MDR text, ISO standards, RAPS study notes, old exam forums, and a dozen half-finished blog posts. None of it is organized the way the exam actually tests you.
The RAC (Devices) Master Handbook was built to fix exactly that — a single, 403-page, exam-weighted companion that takes you from foundational concepts to exam-day strategy, in one place.
This isn't a repackaged set of lecture slides. It's a structured, thinking-first study system built around how the RAC-Devices exam is actually weighted and how regulatory professionals are expected to reason:
Domain-weighted structure — content prioritized by real exam weighting (Domain III, Domain I, Domain II, and Domain IV), so your study time maps directly to where the points are.
Global regulatory coverage — built around frameworks from the US FDA, European Commission (EU MDR), Health Canada, TGA, PMDA, NMPA, CDSCO, ANVISA, and international bodies like ISO, IEC, and WHO.
Reasoning over memorization — every concept is framed around the questions a real reviewer asks: Is patient safety impacted? Is this legally required? Is the decision risk-based and lifecycle-aligned?
Built-in exam technique — including a question-elimination method for narrowing down tricky multiple-choice options, plus time-allocation strategy for the exam itself.
Cognitive-science-backed study design — spaced repetition cycles, active recall prompts, interleaved topic practice, and dual-coding aids (diagrams, decision trees, mnemonics) instead of passive highlighting.
Three ready-made study plans — a 4-week intensive fast-track for experienced professionals, an 8-week balanced plan, and a 12-week deep mastery plan for beginners or cross-functional learners. Pick the one that matches your timeline and background.
Practice questions with analytical commentary — not just answer keys, but the reasoning behind why an option is right or wrong.
A working regulatory professional → Pursue the RAC-Devices credential with a structured, exam-aligned plan
In Quality, Clinical, R&D, or PMS → Transition into a regulatory role with a solid foundation
A start-up or innovation leader → Understand device pathway requirements without guesswork
A student or early-career professional → Build regulatory knowledge the right way, from day one
A consultant or entrepreneur → Sharpen global regulatory advisory competency
Full domain-by-domain breakdown aligned to the official exam blueprint
Global regulatory lifecycle logic — from pre-market strategy through post-market surveillance
Region-by-region comparison chapters
Decision trees, mnemonics, and visual learning aids throughout
A weekly study-pattern framework so you always know what to focus on next
Practice questions with commentary designed to build test-day judgment, not just recall
This is a digital learning copy — built to be a genuine working reference, not just an exam crammer. Many professionals keep using it well after certification.
Chapter 1 — Understanding RAC-Devices Certification (eligibility, exam format, scoring, blueprint & weighting)
Chapter 2 — Global Medical Device Regulatory Foundations (classification, harmonization history, standards bodies)
Chapter 3 — Domain I: Strategic Planning (29% of exam)
Chapter 4 — Domain II: Pre-Marketing (25% of exam)
Chapter 5 — Domain III: Post-Marketing (38% of exam — the highest-weighted domain)
Chapter 6 — Domain IV: Interfacing (8% of exam)
Chapter 7 — Global Jurisdictional Regulatory Landscape (FDA, EU MDR/IVDR, Health Canada, MHRA, PMDA, NMPA, CDSCO, ANVISA, TGA, MDSAP)
Chapter 8 — RAC Mastery & Question Bank (300+ practice questions, a 50-question mock exam, and full answer rationale)
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This handbook is an independent educational resource created by iMDR MedTech. It is not an official RAPS publication and is not endorsed, sponsored, or affiliated with the Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS). It is intended to support exam preparation and professional development, and does not replace official regulatory guidance or law.