CETA-CAG 002: Updates & Changes
Tuesday, March 17, 2026 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST 

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Webinar Overview

This webinar will focus on introducing the newly revised CETA CAG-002 to pharmacy professionals and cleanroom certifiers focusing on certification testing of Restricted Access Barrier Systems (RABS). It is a topic that will be helpful for determining how the testing has been updated, while also discussing how the definition and role of these devices has changed since the revisions to USP chapters 797 and 800. 

Learning Objectives

  • Summarize the required (and optional) tests for certification of these devices and how they apply to the different categories of RABS, including Compounding Aseptic Isolators (CAIs) and Compounding Containment Aseptic Containment Isolators (CACIs).
  • Examine the changes to testing procedures from the original document.
  • Discuss the role of these devices as redefined in USP chapters 797 & 800. We will also discuss how these units differ from Pharmaceutical Isolators, as a newly included in those documents.

Speakers

Max Bishop

Max Bishop obtained his B.S. in Biology from Centre College, while concentrating in Microbiology, as well as Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB). After working in an industrial chemistry quality assurance laboratory, he began working for Micro-Analytics Inc. in 2011. His initial responsibilities included consulting on healthcare engineering and construction projects to provide infection control testing and prevention solutions. Due to his technical knowledge, he was eventually tasked with creating a controlled environment services program for Micro-Analytics Inc., during which he became one of the first CETA Registered Cleanroom Professional for Sterile Compounding Facilities in the state of Kentucky. He is responsible for technician training, and also acts as the master service technician for larger projects. Max has extensive experience in testing of healthcare environments and providing engineering solutions for healthcare facilities.

Aaron Flippo

Aaron Flippo brings more than a decade of expertise to the clean room testing arena, having entered the field in 2010 and quickly becoming a trusted specialist in the certification of sterile compounding facilities. He holds dual accreditations from the Controlled Environment Testing Association (CETA) and the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF), and he has contributed his insight to four CAG committees, shaping best practice standards nationwide. A third generation certifier, Aaron continues a family legacy of precision testing while serving as the Grand Knight of Knights of Columbus Council 3407 in Shreveport, LA. His early career as an amateur mixed martial arts competitor honed the discipline, focus, and resilience he now applies to complex clean room challenges. Beyond the cleanroom, Aaron is a devoted husband and father of two, and he’s an avid sports shooter. His blend of technical mastery, leadership experience, and relatable storytelling makes him a compelling speaker on topics ranging from sterile compounding compliance to building resilient, high performance teams.

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