Michael Merson, MD, vice chancellor for Duke-NUS affairs, and Patrick J . Casey, PhD, senior vice dean for research at Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore, invite applicants with an MBBS, MD or equivalent, and a stellar record of leadership in clinical and translational research, to apply for the position of vice dean of clinical sciences at Duke-NUS.
This position reports to the Dean of Duke-NUS. The incumbent provides the leadership of clinical research programs with particular focus on education, training and career development of clinician scientists at Duke-NUS and its partner in academic medicine, SingHealth.
Major Programs of the Office of Clinical Sciences are:
- Center for Quantitative Medicine. The incumbent oversees the activities and budget allocations for the Center, which currently contains 12 regular rank and 21 adjunct faculty.
- Khoo Scholars Program. This Program engages young doctors who wish to develop patient-oriented research careers. The Program also provides pilot project research funds.
- Third Year Medical Student (MS-3) Research Seminar/Mentoring Program. This Program oversees clinical science projects of medical students, and provides training in the essentials of clinical epidemiology, biostatistics, and clinical trial design.
- Education, Training and Career Development
- Quantitative Sciences
- Clinical and Behavioral Assessment
Patrick J. Casey, PhD, Search Committee Chair Senior Vice Dean, Research Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore 8 College Road, Singapore, 169857 E-mail: vdocsc.recruit@duke-nus.edu.sg