Imperial's Provost has announced the appointment of Professor Gavin Screaton as new Dean of Medicine
Professor Screaton is currently Vice Dean (Academic Development) in the Faculty of Medicine. Since joining Imperial in 2004 as the Chair of Medicine, a position he continues to hold, he has served as Campus Dean for Hammersmith, and Head of the Department of Medicine (formerly Division of Medicine), before becoming Vice Dean in 2013.
Announcing the news in a letter to staff and students, Professor James Stirling, Provost of Imperial College London, said:
“I am delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Gavin Screaton FMedSci as Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. Since joining Imperial over a decade ago, he has made a significant contribution to the success of the Faculty through his leadership within a succession of Campus, Departmental and Faculty appointments.”
“Gavin is a passionate advocate of the opportunities at Imperial to improve health and wellbeing by working in multi-disciplinary collaborations across the College and with partners externally. I look forward very much to working with him and his team to advance the academic mission of Imperial College London.”
As Vice Dean for Academic Development, Professor Screaton chairs the Faculty Board, and has played a major role in recruitment of staff and the strategic and financial planning for the Faculty and across the College’s Academic Health Science Centre partnership with Imperial College NHS Trust.
Professor Screaton, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine designate at Imperial College London, said:
“I’m honoured to be appointed Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and would like to thank Professor Kelleher for his vision, energy and commitment to advancing the Faculty’s aims and ambitions, including those with new national and international partners and collaborators.”
“The Faculty of Medicine at Imperial hosts an extraordinarily talented body of staff and students. It has been a great privilege to work alongside colleagues from all disciplines at Imperial, where we combine our talents to educate the clinicians of the future and use our expertise in basic and clinical science to change lives. I look forward to working with my colleagues to maximise the impact on health and wellbeing that I believe the College can bring to bear.”
As a clinical investigator, Professor Screaton’s research currently focuses on the immunology of infectious disease with particular respect to dengue virus infection. He also continues to lead the medical grand round at the Hammersmith Hospital, part of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, where he is honorary consultant physician.
Before joining Imperial in 2004, Professor Screaton held a range of clinical academic appointments and fellowships at the University of Oxford and the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford. He previously undertook his junior clinical training in Oxford and London, and was awarded his DPhil from Oxford in 1997, and his BA from Cambridge in 1984.
Announcing the news in a letter to staff and students, Professor James Stirling, Provost of Imperial College London, said:
“I am delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Gavin Screaton FMedSci as Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. Since joining Imperial over a decade ago, he has made a significant contribution to the success of the Faculty through his leadership within a succession of Campus, Departmental and Faculty appointments.”
“Gavin is a passionate advocate of the opportunities at Imperial to improve health and wellbeing by working in multi-disciplinary collaborations across the College and with partners externally. I look forward very much to working with him and his team to advance the academic mission of Imperial College London.”
As Vice Dean for Academic Development, Professor Screaton chairs the Faculty Board, and has played a major role in recruitment of staff and the strategic and financial planning for the Faculty and across the College’s Academic Health Science Centre partnership with Imperial College NHS Trust.
Professor Screaton, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine designate at Imperial College London, said:
“I’m honoured to be appointed Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and would like to thank Professor Kelleher for his vision, energy and commitment to advancing the Faculty’s aims and ambitions, including those with new national and international partners and collaborators.”
“The Faculty of Medicine at Imperial hosts an extraordinarily talented body of staff and students. It has been a great privilege to work alongside colleagues from all disciplines at Imperial, where we combine our talents to educate the clinicians of the future and use our expertise in basic and clinical science to change lives. I look forward to working with my colleagues to maximise the impact on health and wellbeing that I believe the College can bring to bear.”
As a clinical investigator, Professor Screaton’s research currently focuses on the immunology of infectious disease with particular respect to dengue virus infection. He also continues to lead the medical grand round at the Hammersmith Hospital, part of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, where he is honorary consultant physician.
Before joining Imperial in 2004, Professor Screaton held a range of clinical academic appointments and fellowships at the University of Oxford and the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford. He previously undertook his junior clinical training in Oxford and London, and was awarded his DPhil from Oxford in 1997, and his BA from Cambridge in 1984.