The Biomedical Ethics Center (CBME) was created in September 2006 at Yong Loo Lin School for Medicine through a generous gift by Chen Su Lan Trust. Under the leadership of Professor Julian Savlesko, CBME is a prosperous and accounting center for education and research related to the ethical aspects of health care and biomedical science.

CBMe leads the program of health ethics, law and professional efficiency (HELP), a longitudinal approach during all five years of the university medical degree. We also want a new approach to education in education, law, and professional competence, and to provide constitutive learning to all students of medicine, nursing, pharmacy and teeth as part of the recently presented joint curriculum for health vocational education. Help aims to provide future doctors with moral thinking, legal awareness, and the basic professional values ​​of clinical practice in Singapore and a scientist: https://medicine.nus.edu.sg/cbme/education/undergraduatecurriculum/

We are seeking a talented teacher and cholegia with experience in health care ethics, law and professional efficiency to contribute to our educational mission. The successful candidate will prove a commitment to excellence in education, will play a major role in the continuous development and delivery of the auxiliary program, and works in a large position in a team of more than 25 teachers.

This is a date for the teacher’s path. It will be a full -time full -time date with renewal opportunities, taking into account the ongoing need and pathological performance. The achievement shown may also lead to progress to the rank of associate professor, either an open contract or term. The role requires residency in Singapore.

The Biomedical Ethics Center (CBME) was created in September 2006 at Yong Loo Lin School for Medicine through a generous gift by Chen Su Lan Trust. Under the leadership of Professor Julian Savlesko, CBME is a prosperous and accounting center for education and research related to the ethical aspects of health care and biomedical science.

CBMe leads the program of health ethics, law and professional efficiency (HELP), a longitudinal approach during all five years of the university medical degree. We also want a new approach to education in education, law, and professional competence, and to provide constitutive learning to all students of medicine, nursing, pharmacy and teeth as part of the recently presented joint curriculum for health vocational education. Help aims to provide future doctors with moral thinking, legal awareness, and the basic professional values ​​of clinical practice in Singapore and a scientist: https://medicine.nus.edu.sg/cbme/education/undergraduatecurriculum/

We are seeking a talented teacher and cholegia with experience in health care ethics, law and professional efficiency to contribute to our educational mission. The successful candidate will prove a commitment to excellence in education, will play a major role in the continuous development and delivery of the auxiliary program, and works in a large position in a team of more than 25 teachers.

This is a date for the teacher’s path. It will be a full -time full -time date with renewal opportunities, taking into account the ongoing need and pathological performance. The achievement shown may also lead to progress to the rank of associate professor, either an open contract or term. The role requires residency in Singapore.