PhRMA VP-Drug Regulatory Affairs Beary moving to P&G as medical director in arthritis programs.
Executive Summary
PHRMA SENIOR VP-DRUG REGULATORY AFFAIRS BEARY GOING TO P&G Pharmaceuticals to be medical director of arthritis programs. As the top association officer in the science and regulatory affairs area for nine years, John Beary, MD, has been the primary contact with medical groups and has been in charge of FDA relations. Beary's responsibilities at Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America were scaled back earlier this year from overall medical affairs to drug regulatory issues to permit new association management to begin the search for a new vice president to head scientific and medical affairs ("The Pink Sheet" Feb. 3, T&G-1).
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