FDA 510(k) Submissions
Organize the regulatory story and technical evidence for a well-supported submission.
- Submission planning and content support
- Predicate and substantial-equivalence research
- Review of testing and supporting documentation
Practical regulatory guidance and technical support for orthopedic medical device companies—from early development through testing, verification, and FDA submission.
Focused consulting that connects regulatory requirements with engineering decisions and the evidence needed to support them.
Organize the regulatory story and technical evidence for a well-supported submission.
Develop a clear rationale for testing and turn results into useful engineering evidence.
Identify key regulatory questions early and align development work with submission needs.
Strengthen the connection between design inputs, outputs, verification, validation, and risk management.
Find and assess relevant published evidence to inform device decisions and regulatory submissions.
Make technical information clear, organized, and aligned with the purpose it needs to serve.
Every device has its own technical and regulatory context. The goal is to focus effort on the questions that matter, document the rationale, and help teams make informed decisions.
Start a ConversationRegulatory, clinical, quality, and product-development experience across orthopedic implants and devices.
J.D. Webb’s résumé reports 241 FDA 510(k)s filed as a consultant over 20 years, plus direction of 82 additional 510(k) submissions during industry employment.
Experience includes hip, knee, shoulder, trauma, biologic, absorbable, and external-fixation products, as well as product-line and new-product development leadership.
Experience includes implementing quality systems for startup companies, supporting successful FDA audits, and conducting clinical and outcomes studies.
President of The OrthoMedix Group, Inc. since 2002. Previously held orthopedic research and development, regulatory affairs, clinical affairs, and product development leadership roles at Encore Medical, Intermedics Orthopedics, and Zimmer.
M.S. in Bioengineering and B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, University of Utah.
Flexible consulting for teams that need specialized orthopedic regulatory and technical expertise.
Get targeted guidance on regulatory pathways, test planning, technical documentation, and the evidence needed to advance development.
Bring additional expertise to complex projects, submission needs, verification programs, literature research, and technical documentation workloads.
Let's discuss your goals and where specialized support may help.
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