GxP Vigilance Training · Google AI Tools for Regulatory Practice
NotebookLM, Gemini, and Google Workspace AI — three tools, one practical workshop. Built for regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, and pharmacy professionals ready to move from awareness to application.
90+60
Min · Core + Bonus
8
Modules inc. Bonus
50
Capacity per Session
30
Bonus Seats (07–08)
$97
AUD Per Person
Delivered as a private pilot session with 10 industry client professionals on 5 May 2026. Content was refined directly from their feedback before public release.
Platform Updates · Late 2025 – 2026
Gemini, NotebookLM, and Google Workspace have shipped major updates almost every month since late 2025. New artifact types, deeper integrations, and persistent state are changing how regulatory teams use these tools day to day. This workshop is built on the current platform — not last year's screenshots.
For regulatory practitioners, the pace itself is the issue. New artifact types and integration points create new validation, governance, and audit-trail questions. Course materials are reviewed continuously, with literature monitored weekly to ensure content reflects the platform as it stands at the date of delivery — and Module 06 holds open time specifically for the questions you bring on the day.
Workshop Content
Modules 01–06 run for 90 minutes — a hands-on working session built entirely around regulatory workflows. The first 30 registrants stay on for Bonus Modules 07 & 08, an additional 60 minutes of live applied training. Every technique is grounded in TGA, GVP, and ICH obligations.
Module 01
A focused recap for ARCS Summit attendees and structured onboarding for those new to the session. Confirm your notebook is configured correctly before the applied work begins.
Module 02
Load TGA guidance, GVP modules, ICH annexes, and SOPs into notebooks with purpose. Document boundary decisions, upload governance, and data integrity principles for GxP contexts.
Module 03
Prompting techniques that surface accurate, cited answers from your regulatory corpus — with the traceability you need to defend outputs at audit or inspection.
Module 04
Turn your regulatory corpus into structured training resources — scenario-based exercises, briefing documents, and competency-check content — with full traceability back to source guidance.
Module 05
From NotebookLM to Gemini — where each tool fits in your workflow. Building custom Gems scoped specifically for PV, regulatory affairs, and quality tasks.
Module 06
Dedicated time for your specific questions. Bring your use cases, your challenges, and your regulatory context. Live answers on boundaries, governance, and practical application.
Bonus Module 07 · 30 min
Goes beyond the Module 05 introduction into advanced Gemini configurations, multi-step prompting sequences, and Gems built for pharmacovigilance and regulatory submission support. Where we push the capability — with governance guardrails throughout.
Bonus Module 08 · 30 min
Practical application of Gemini in Google Docs and Drive for regulatory document creation. Drafting and refining Standard Operating Procedures, regulatory correspondence, and structured GxP documents — with governance controls appropriate for inspection environments.
Learning Outcomes
Outcomes are competency-based and pharma-specific. Each one ties directly to a module in the workshop and to the kind of task a regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, or quality professional performs in active practice.
Configure a NotebookLM environment appropriate for regulatory work — including source organisation, boundary decisions, and upload governance for TGA, GVP, and ICH material.
Apply prompt patterns that maintain source traceability and produce citation-backed outputs defensible at audit, inspection, or internal review.
Distinguish between use cases appropriate for unvalidated AI knowledge work and those requiring additional qualification, validation, or quality controls under GxP.
Design custom Gems scoped for specific regulatory tasks — pharmacovigilance support, dossier preparation, guidance interpretation — with governance guardrails defined.
Generate training, briefing, and competency-check materials from a regulatory source corpus with full traceability back to original guidance documents.
Evaluate NotebookLM Studio output types (Audio Overviews, Video Overviews, Mind Maps, Data Tables, Reports) against the artifact requirements of regulatory practice.
Identify the governance, data-handling, and audit-trail considerations that apply when using Google AI tools alongside — but outside — regulated processes.
Translate ARCS Summit awareness into a personal, repeatable workflow you can apply to active casework the next working day.
A certificate of attendance is provided to all participants. The workshop is equivalent to approximately 2.5 hours of professional development activity for the first 30 registrants per session and 1.5 hours for participants 31–50 (live core only, with recorded access to bonus modules). Outcomes are aligned to the modules listed above and can be mapped to internal training records on request.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is for people with a regulatory obligation — not teams exploring AI in general. No technical background required. If you attended the ARCS Summit session, this is the next step.
Regulatory Affairs Managers & Associates
TGA submissions, guidance navigation, correspondence, dossier management, SOP development.
Pharmacovigilance Professionals
ICSR support, signal documentation, aggregate report preparation, GVP compliance.
Quality & Compliance Staff
SOP drafting, CAPA documentation, training material development, audit preparation.
Pharmacy Practitioners
Regulatory correspondence, medicines information, clinical governance documentation.
What You Get
Workshop Scope & AI Governance
This workshop addresses the individual knowledge-work use of Google AI tools by regulatory professionals — not their use within validated GxP systems. Validation of AI for use inside regulated processes requires separate qualification, validation, and quality controls under GxP requirements, and is not in scope here.
Your Presenter
Carl uses these tools in live regulatory and PV work. He has presented at ARCS and will chair the AI session at the ARCS Annual Conference — this workshop reflects exactly the practical, governance-first approach he brings to every engagement.
Carl Bufe
The AI-Native GxP Practitioner · Director, GxP Vigilance · ARCS Conference AI Session Chair
Registered Pharmacist, QPPV, and ISO 9001 Lead Auditor with 24 years of pharmaceutical operations experience. Carl presented on Google AI tools for regulatory professionals at the 2026 ARCS Regulatory Summit and will chair the AI in Regulatory Affairs session at the ARCS Annual Conference. He integrates NotebookLM, Gemini, and Google Workspace AI into active GxP practice — including pharmacovigilance operations, TGA-facing regulatory work, and quality systems. Director of GxP Vigilance (BioSyn-AI Pty Ltd) and lead trainer at pharmaaitrainingonline.com.
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