Professor Kellie Ann Moore is dedicated to fostering understanding of the intricate legal landscapes surrounding pharmaceutical, biologic, and medical device industries. As an adjunct lecturer at the USC Alfred E. Mann School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, she brings over 19 years of invaluable experience in providing legal counsel to organizations within these sectors. Her expertise lies in guiding companies through the complexities of FDA and international regulations, ensuring compliance and facilitating smooth operations.
At USC, Professor Moore teaches the course MPTX 516, "Medical Products and the Law," where she imparts her extensive knowledge and practical insights to students, preparing them for the challenges they may face in the field. Her teaching approach is grounded in real-world applications, drawing from her vast experience to enrich the learning experience for her students.
In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Professor Moore is actively engaged in legal, regulatory, and contract consulting services for a diverse range of clients. Her consultancy work allows her to stay at the forefront of industry developments and maintain a dynamic understanding of the ever-evolving legal frameworks that govern medical products.
Professor Moore's commitment to her field is evident in her dedication to both her students and her clients. Her ability to translate complex legal concepts into accessible knowledge makes her an invaluable asset to the USC community and the broader pharmaceutical and medical device industries.
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