The timing certainly is odd: US FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb is announcing the formal implementation of a new structure for his office will take effect March 31 – just days before he will be leaving the job April 5.
The major element of the commissioner-level restructuring is the unwinding of the “directorate” approach set up by Margaret Hamburg at the start of the decade. Gottlieb wanted all of the center directors to report directly to the commissioner’s office rather than through a separate office like the now defunct Office of Medical Products & Tobacco
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