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    Nanna Finne, Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist

    Nanna Finne, Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist

    Nanna is a Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist with a proven track record of guiding medical device companies through the complexities of compliance across major markets. With an affinity for clinical evaluations, post-market surveillance, and process optimization, she continues her passion for ensuring quality products reach patients and end users. Not one to miss the smaller details, she encourages continuous improvements in everything she does., Scilife

    Nanna is a Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist with a proven track record of guiding medical device companies through the complexities of compliance across major markets. With an affinity for clinical evaluations, post-market surveillance, and process optimization, she continues her passion for ensuring quality products reach patients and end users. Not one to miss the smaller details, she encourages continuous improvements in everything she does.

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