FDA’s GDUFA Guru Is Named Permanent Head Of Office Of Executive Programs
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Mary Beth Clarke, who has been acting director of OEP since April 2012, has been appointed to the post permanently; she oversees numerous programs, including implementation of the Generic Drug User Fee Act.
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