Planned US Device-Center Reorg Will Be Organized Around Device Types
Executive Summary
CDRH compliance official Sean Boyd described agency plans to group staff in device-specific offices that would handle products from pre-market review through inspections and enforcement. If approved, the reorganization would go forward in 2018.
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