Duke-NUS Medical School (Duke-NUS) was established through a landmark collaboration between two world-class institutions; Duke University and National University of Singapore, with the objective of providing innovative education and impactful research that enhance the practice of medicine in Singapore and beyond.
The Centre of Regulatory Excellence (CoRE) was established at Duke-NUS in 2014 with the mission of forming regional platforms and networks to grow competencies, build capacity and promote thought leadership in regulatory science and health policy in the Asia Pacific, with a focus on South-East Asia.
CoRE has established a strong and highly regarded education portfolio for industry professionals and regulators. The Centre also enables thought leadership and policy innovation in areas of health products regulation, and its expanded scope now includes issues related to global health, health policies and health system strengthening. Its key focus areas are digital health, vaccines & pandemic preparedness, advanced and innovative therapeutics, innovative clinical trials, and medical devices.
The roles and responsibilities of the successful candidate would include: -
- Contribute to the development and maintenance of training components including online courses, in collaboration with external technical experts.
- Engage network of experts locally and regionally, to ensure the accuracy and practical relevance of training courses.
- Ensure close alignment and consistency of training in support of the University’s pedagogy and maximising the learner’s engagement.
Qualifications
- Degree in Biomedical, Life Sciences or equivalent with minimum 2 years of knowledge, skills and expertise in the relevant field.
- Competent and experienced in developing and constructing training materials for tertiary education.
- Prior experience in regulatory affairs and knowledge of healthcare settings of the ASEAN region will be advantageous.
We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
