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Advancing Healthcare Through Collaboration
Join the Medical Device Innovation Consortium (MDIC) and be part of a groundbreaking Public-Private partnership dedicated to advancing medical device regulatory science throughout the entire product life cycle. By becoming a member, you’ll collaborate with trusted partners in a pre-competitive space to address complex challenges, accelerate innovation, and ensure safe, effective, and high-quality medical technologies reach those who need them most.
Membership Benefits
As an MDIC member, your organization will have opportunities to:
- Participate in Innovator Circles and Project Teams that:
- Improve regulatory pathways
- Advance medical device quality
- Enhance patient safety and access
- Facilitate the development of better evidence for approval, coverage, and utilization decisions
- Gain visibility in front of industry leaders, regulatory experts, and MedTech innovators
- Showcase your organization’s expertise through collaboration, presentations, and featured contributions
- Engage with a national platform that amplifies your voice and strengthens your presence in the broader MedTech community
- Contribute to the future of regulatory science and help shape cross-sector solutions that support both patient and business outcomes
Take the Next Step
Ready to join a community of innovators working together to revolutionize the medical device industry? For more information on membership types or to begin the membership process, complete our membership inquiry form.
Become a Member Today
Explore our diverse membership types tailored to suit various stakeholders within the medical device ecosystem:
Medical Device Manufacturer Members
Companies that manufacture FDA-regulated medical devices and products
Partner Members
Organizations with deep expertise who providing products or services integral to the development and deployment of medical devices
Government Agency Member
Governmental agencies involved in the total product lifecycle of the medical device industry, playing a crucial role in accelerating innovation and patient access
Patient Advocacy Member
Representing the patient perspective in the development, pre-market approval, and post-market evaluation of medical devices, ensuring a patient-centered approach
Affiliate Member
Membership associations, independent research institutes, not-for-profit healthcare providers or hospitals.
FAQs
Joining is easy! Start by completing our membership inquiry form so that we connect you to the right workstreams of MDIC and determine your organization’s membership category. Once we’ve finalized your membership details, our team will supply you with an invoice for your annual dues (prorated to reflect the time of year if necessary), and you and your team can begin participating in the work of MDIC.
Renewal invoices are sent at the end of each calendar year for your organization’s dues.
Yes. Device Manufacturers and Partner Members support MDIC through annual membership dues. Fees for Device Manufacturers are based on the company’s annual U.S. healthcare product revenue. Partner Members may choose from three membership tiers, depending on the benefits and level of engagement they are seeking. Government agencies and patient advocacy groups do not pay annual dues. Affiliate Members are invited to contribute a nominal annual donation of $5,000 to support MDIC’s collaborative work in their area of interest. For more information, please contact the membership department.
If you have updates to your company roster, you can email them to membership@mdic.org and we will update our records accordingly.
MDIC members include representatives from industry, government, patient advocacy, and vendors and suppliers in the medtech space.
MDIC membership is confined to organization/company membership types. We do not accept individual members at this time. Any company or organization with a vested interest and expertise to offer in the medtech regulatory space is welcome to join MDIC.
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Explore the benefits of becoming an MDIC Member organization and how you can get involved.