Compliance office restructuring
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Device center's Office of Compliance consolidates its structure by forming three branches in each enforcement division instead of four. The general hospital branch has been combined with the urology and gastroenterology branch; the ophthalmic group has been folded into the dental and ear, nose and throat branch; and the orthopedic and physical medicine branch has merged with the anesthesiology group.
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