FDA’s Hubbard retires
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Randall Lutter, PhD, has been named Associate Commissioner for Policy & Planning following the retirement of William Hubbard, FDA says March 4. Hubbard is leaving the agency after "a long, distinguished career in the federal government," which included stints at OMB and the President's Council of Economic Advisors. During his tenure at FDA, Hubbard was "a major originator" of the OTC label redesign and PDUFA. Lutter joined FDA in 2002 as chief economist in the Office of Planning; he will serve as a senior advisor to Acting Commissioner Crawford, with special attention to the "public policy implications of FDA's regulatory and administrative activities"...
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Randall Lutter, PhD, has been named Associate Commissioner for Policy & Planning following the retirement of William Hubbard, FDA says March 4. Hubbard is leaving the agency after "a long, distinguished career in the federal government," which included stints at OMB and the President's Council of Economic Advisors. During his tenure at FDA, Hubbard was "a major originator" of the OTC label redesign and PDUFA. Lutter joined FDA in 2002 as chief economist in the Office of Planning; he will serve as a senior advisor to Acting Commissioner Crawford, with special attention to the "public policy implications of FDA's regulatory and administrative activities".... |