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FDA Aligns New Pharmaceutical Inspectorate Into Six Divisions

 
• By Bowman Cox

US FDA’s structure for its new pharmaceutical inspectorate, part of the massive reorganization of the Office of Regulatory Affairs, includes four domestic divisions, a fifth handling foreign inspections and the sixth handling program functions. New staff directory could prove valuable to pharmaceutical companies learning to interact with a very different field organization.

As part of a May 15 reorganization, US FDA has established a new pharmaceutical inspectorate in its Office of Regulatory Affairs and apportioned the inspectorate's staff among four domestic regional divisions, one foreign division and one program division.

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