Listen To Our Podcast Interview With AdvaMed’s Scott Whitaker

The head of the industry advocacy group talked about new priorities for the industry in light of the COVID-19 crisis, his thoughts on how the government and industry have responded, and what his group is doing to help companies cope with the financial burdens they may be facing.

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Scott Whitaker, president and CEO of AdvaMed, recently sat down with Medtech Insight to talk about how the largest medical device industry group is shifting its priorities to tackle the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. While his organization has had to shift the way they operate, they are still working to represent industry’s interests with a focus on helping companies weather the pandemic.

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