How to Survive a DEA Inspection Series: Only Manufacturers and Distributors - Webinar By GlobalCompliancePanel

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Areas Covered in the Session:
DEA Office of Diversion Control - This section will familiarize the participant with the authority given to the Diversion Group when enforcing the laws and regulations pertaining to controlled substances and regulated chemicals.
Federal Civil Actions - Provides a better understanding of federal laws and regulations pertaining to the handling of those substances and what specific violations can result in civil actions against a DEA registrant.
Administrative Actions - Provides a better insight into the administrative actions that can result from a violation of federal laws and the regulations imposed on the handling of controlled substances and regulated chemicals.
DEA Computation Chart - Understanding how an audit is performed by a Diversion Group is very important for any DEA registrant when they arrive at their facility to conduct an unannounced audit and inspection.
Record-Keeping Requirements - Covers the records required by the Diversion Group during any unannounced inspection. Records include: biennial inventory, order forms, invoices, quota letters, ARCOS reports, thefts & drugs, power of attorney, and drug destructions.
Security Requirements - Covers all the elements of effective security requirements in order to prevent the diversion of any controlled substance and regulated chemical.
DEA "KNOW YOUR CUSTOMERS POLICY" - Covers the responsibilities placed on a registrant when distributing controlled substances and regulated chemicals to their customers.
Sending Documents to DEA - Learn the methodology and requirements for mailing documents to the local DEA office.
Who Will Benefit: For marketing purposes, the only targets of this training are Manufacturers and Distributors registered with DEA to manufacture and distribute Schedules I through V controlled substance and regulated chemical products.