--- title: The MedTech Conference Blog | Jamie Page | 3D Communications description: "Jamie Page is a project manager at 3D who combines her experience working at FDA and in industry to help clients prepare for FDA meetings. Before joining 3D, Jamie spent seven years at FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH). At CDRH, she held positions as: a Lead Reviewer in the Division of Cardiovascular Devices; a Project Manager in the Division of Neurological and Physical Medicine Devices; and a Designated Federal Officer responsible for coordinating Advisory Committee meetings. Jamie has also been involved in a wide variety of other meetings between FDA and industry including Q-Submissions, Pre-IDEs, Early Feasibility Studies, Expedited Access Programs, and Appeals meetings. Previously, Jamie worked as a Field Clinical Engineer at a start-up medical device company. In this role, she was responsible for device programming and providing technical support during implantation and follow-up visits with patients enrolled in clinical trials. Jamie holds a Master’s of Business Administration, a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, and a Master’s Certificate in Project Management." --- [![The Medtech Conference](https://blog.themedtechconference.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Medtech%20Logo.png?width=120&height=59&name=Medtech%20Logo.png "The Medtech Conference")](https://www.themedtechconference.com/) [![MTC2018_BlogHeader_1030x130v1-1.jpg](https://blog.themedtechconference.com/hs-fs/hubfs/MTC2018_BlogHeader_1030x130v1-1.jpg?width=1030&name=MTC2018_BlogHeader_1030x130v1-1.jpg "MTC2018_BlogHeader_1030x130v1-1.jpg")](https://blog.themedtechconference.com)     ## Jamie Page | 3D Communications Jamie Page is a project manager at 3D who combines her experience working at FDA and in industry to help clients prepare for FDA meetings. Before joining 3D, Jamie spent seven years at FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH). At CDRH, she held positions as: a Lead Reviewer in the Division of Cardiovascular Devices; a Project Manager in the Division of Neurological and Physical Medicine Devices; and a Designated Federal Officer responsible for coordinating Advisory Committee meetings. Jamie has also been involved in a wide variety of other meetings between FDA and industry including Q-Submissions, Pre-IDEs, Early Feasibility Studies, Expedited Access Programs, and Appeals meetings. Previously, Jamie worked as a Field Clinical Engineer at a start-up medical device company. In this role, she was responsible for device programming and providing technical support during implantation and follow-up visits with patients enrolled in clinical trials. Jamie holds a Master’s of Business Administration, a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, and a Master’s Certificate in Project Management. ### Recent Posts ## [How to Maximize Your Early Interactions with FDA: Perspectives from a Former CDRH Reviewer and Project Manager](https://blog.themedtechconference.com/how-to-maximize-your-early-interactions-with-fda-cdrh-reviewer-perspectives) Posted by [Jamie Page | 3D Communications](https://blog.themedtechconference.com/author/jamie-page-3d-communications) on September 14, 2017 - [Tweet](https://twitter.com/share) ![Studio macro of a stethoscope and digital tablet with shallow DOF evenly matched abstract on wood table background copy space.jpeg](https://blog.themedtechconference.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Stock%20images/Medical%20/Studio%20macro%20of%20a%20stethoscope%20and%20digital%20tablet%20with%20shallow%20DOF%20evenly%20matched%20abstract%20on%20wood%20table%20background%20copy%20space.jpeg?width=678&height=452&name=Studio%20macro%20of%20a%20stethoscope%20and%20digital%20tablet%20with%20shallow%20DOF%20evenly%20matched%20abstract%20on%20wood%20table%20background%20copy%20space.jpeg) *This post is brought to you by [3D Communications](http://3dcommunications.us/)* As someone who spent the last seven years working at the Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH), I can tell you that the underlying relationship between a company and its review division really matters – from submission, through a potential Advisory Committee meeting, and beyond. Taking the time to develop a good relationship with FDA, and doing it in a strategic way, can make the difference between a relatively smooth path to approval or a long, frustrating road ahead. [Read More](https://blog.themedtechconference.com/how-to-maximize-your-early-interactions-with-fda-cdrh-reviewer-perspectives) [All posts](https://blog.themedtechconference.com/all) ### Join The MedTech Conference Insiders ### Interested in submitting a guest post? 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