Compounding Chief Departing US FDA After Leading Office Through 'Tumultuous Times'
Executive Summary
Julie Dohm, who led a wide range of initiatives to bolster FDA's oversight of compounding pharmacies, will be joining Covington & Burling after leaving the agency March 29. A replacement has not yet been announced.
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