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Stanford University
Stanford, CA, United States
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, a premier initiative uniting department across the School of Medicine and Stanford Health Care around one of the most consequential health challenges of our time: the epidemic of metabolic disease. We are seeking the Center's inaugural Executive Director to help build and lead this center from the ground up.
This is a ground-floor opportunity. As the first Executive Director, you won't inherit a center; you will help create one: by building its research infrastructure, forging the clinical-academic partnerships that will define how it operates for years to come, and establishing the philanthropic and industry relationships that will fuel its growth. Few roles in academic medicine offer this level of scope, visibility, and latitude to shape an institution's future.
The Center’s vision is to close the gap between discovery and care, connecting four research cores (Basic Science, Translational & Data Science, Precision Population Health, and Clinical Trials) directly to a Hub & Spoke clinical model across Stanford Health Care, so that advances in metabolic science move seamlessly from bench to bedside. Guided by Executive Sponsors, Dr. Euan Ashley and Dr. Fatima Rodriguez, and led by Faculty Director, Dr. Paul Kwo, and Associate Faculty Director, Dr.
Sun Kim, the Center is built on the premise that the next era of metabolic medicine will be won by institutions that can integrate research, clinical care, education, and philanthropy into a single, coordinated engine and the Executive Director is who makes that integration real.
Reporting to this leadership team, the Executive Director will lead, manage, and administer the Center’s strategic, academic, research, and educational operations with minimal supervision. You will drive the Center's university-side vision, build robust philanthropic and industry pipelines, oversee its research cores, and direct multidisciplinary educational programs, while partnering closely with Stanford Health Care’s Clinical Operations Directors to keep research and clinical care in lockstep.
This is a hybrid role and will require an on-site presence 3 days per week from our Redwood City Offices or the School of Medicine Campus in Palo Alto, with the option to work the remaining 2 days from a non-Stanford site, such as home.
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