Thomas McAllister will serve as interim general counsel and secretary, replacing Raymond Kolls who served as senior vice president of the general counsel and secretary. Max Mortenson will replace Alicia Napoli as vice president of Clinical and Regulatory Affairs. Cary Hagan, former vice president of EMEA Commercial Operations, will be replaced by Aurelio Sahagun.
David Stevens, the company’s interim Medical board chairman and CEO, maintains that compliance is a focus of the company’s efforts. Last year, the company paid $7.9 million to the federal government to settle the civil component of a federal probe alleging the company violated federal kickback statute, although it admitted no wrong-doing.
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