Regulatory affairs managers with three or more years of supervisory experience may advance to become directors. In large organizations they may become regulatory department heads, overseeing regulatory directors and management teams. They may receive certification in specialized areas within their profession and industry. They may also advance by getting a master's or doctoral degree and teaching and writing about the regulatory field. Those that are employed in full-time positions may leave their jobs to start their own consulting businesses.
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