Skip to main content

Introducing Mr. Irvin Kluth as the new Program Lead for the MS in Clinical Regulatory Affairs

We are pleased to announce that Mr. Irvin Kluth has recently joined SHHS and the Department of Health Science as the full time Program Lead for the MS in Clinical Regulatory Affairs degree program. Irvin has extensive training and experience in the professions of clinical regulatory affairs and quality assurance. He earned a BS in Business Administration and a MA in Organizational Management (MAOM) from the University of Phoenix and holds 12 professional certificates in quality improvement and clinical regulatory affairs. Irvin has five years of senior industry experience in biopharmaceutical quality assurance and has held faculty and academic management positions at three universities, including 10 years as a Lead Faculty of Graduate and Undergraduate Business Management at the University of Phoenix, seven years as an adjunct faculty member in biomedical product development at the University of California, San Diego and seven years as an adjunct professor and Associate Director of the Center for Bio-Pharmaceutical and Bio-Device Development at San Diego State University. He has developed and taught dozens of related graduate and undergraduate courses, primarily through online delivery and has been responsible for industry outreach and development of new academic degree programs.

Mr. Kluth will have an office at the Technology and Health Sciences Center and can be reached at ikluth@nu.edu.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

SHHS Student Research Fellowship

The National University Library launched a pilot project through the Center of Excellence that created an opportunity for the librarians to host student research fellows. Hi, my name is Sarah and I was hired as the first ever Student Research Fellow.  It has been one of the best experiences I've ever had because I have learned so much and have been given opportunities that have provided me a competitive edge moving forward into my career path.  This experience allowed me to work directly with faculty to do research and submit a manuscript for publishing.  Also, I was able to apply my new research skills in all the classes I took while I was a fellow, resulting in straight A's in all of my courses.  My time, here at the library, is coming to an end as I am getting ready to ship out for Army basic training but I will carry this experience with me forever. Below is a video about my experience here at the National University Library as a fellow. If you are inter...

2018 Planetree Conference Featured SHHS Faculty, Staff & Students!

Dozens of faculty, students and staff presented their latest person-centered healthcare research at the 2018 Planetree Conference in Boston last month. The Planetree organization was founded 40 years ago as a patient-centered care revolution when Angie Thieriot demanded on behalf of all patients that healthcare organizations meet individuals’ human need for respect, control and warm and supportive care. National University was front and center with a booth at the conference and several presentations and posters. The School of Health and Services ( SHHS ) showcased its programs as the world’s only Planetree certified University ! SHHS students assisted with the conference sessions and presented posters on Person Centered and student driven student committees . The event week featured an all SHHS dinner at the Copley Center hosted by Dean Dr. Gloria McNeal that celebrated all our hard work and success at the conference. Click on the pictures below for full size pictures of the c...