GLP 101: Basic Training in Good Laboratory Practice | Two-Day (16-hour) In-person Course
Wednesday, 23 September 2026, 8:00 AM - Thursday, 24 September 2026, 5:00 PM EDT
Registration Rates
- EARLY: through 31 July 2026: Member $1090, Non-member $1250, University/Government $799*, Student/Outreach Members $799
- REGULAR: 1 August - 31 August 2026: Member $1230, Non-member $1430, University/Government $918*, Student/Outreach Members $918
* University staff who are Chapter/SQA members — select the University option as registration type.
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RQAP re-registration units: 16.0 GLP | non-GCP | non-GMP
*Note: Participants must attend 100% of the training course to receive a certificate of attendance documenting RQAP re-registration units.
Presenters
Gina Tucker, Lori Wright, Barb Munch, and Eric Pittman
Description
This course is a comprehensive review of the FDA GLPs and offers topical comparisons between FDA and EPA requirements and provides a brief overview of the OECD Principles of GLP.
Objectives
At the end of the course, the participants shall be able to:
- Describe the regulatory requirements for nonclinical laboratory facilities, equipment, personnel, methods, practices, records, and controls to assure Management of compliance or report the lack thereof.
- Identify compliance gaps in the overall quality system of a facility and suggest improvements based upon regulatory requirements.
- Effectively communicate the requirements of EPA and FDA GLPs and identify topical differences between FDA and EPA requirements.
- Interpret and apply GLP requirements using a variety of resources.
- Use the knowledge obtained by completing the training exercises to increase effectiveness in current role.
Target Audience
All levels of GLP experience.
Agenda
- Basic GLP Training Introduction
- Landmark Cases in the Development of GLPs
- Organization of GLPs
- Scope and Definitions
- Shall or Should (Legal Terminology)
- Contracts & Inspections
- Organization and Personnel
- Facilities
- Equipment
- SOPs, Reagents & Solutions, Animal Care
- Test and Control Articles
- Protocol
- Conduct of Nonclinical Laboratory Studies
- Reporting
- Storage, Retrieval, and Retention
- OECD Principles and Mutual Acceptance of Data
- Electronic Records