Morrison Gail
Clinical Science
Dundee University
Belgium
Biography
Gail began working for the University of Dundee in April 2008 as the Scottish Clinical Skills Network Secretary working within the Clinical Skills Centre based in Ninewells Hospital. She moved to the Mackenzie Building in April 2009 as a Research Clerical Assistant working predominantly for the Director of HIC/Professor of Health Informatics within the Division of Clinical & Population Sciences & Education. She also provided administration support for his research team. Since the recent Medical School reorganisation her job title is that of Division Administrative Assistant reporting to the Medical Research Institute Administration Manager. Gail's role consists of providing secretarial/administration support to the Professor of Population Health Sciences and his research team. For the past 2 years Gail has also assisted in organising the Scottish Pain and Research Community Annual Scientific Meeting (SPaRC ASM). Gail also provides administration support to the Division's Thesis Monitoring Committees.
Research Interest
Gail began working for the University of Dundee in April 2008 as the Scottish Clinical Skills Network Secretary working within the Clinical Skills Centre based in Ninewells Hospital. She moved to the Mackenzie Building in April 2009 as a Research Clerical Assistant working predominantly for the Director of HIC/Professor of Health Informatics within the Division of Clinical & Population Sciences & Education. She also provided administration support for his research team. Since the recent Medical School reorganisation her job title is that of Division Administrative Assistant reporting to the Medical Research Institute Administration Manager. Gail's role consists of providing secretarial/administration support to the Professor of Population Health Sciences and his research team. For the past 2 years Gail has also assisted in organising the Scottish Pain and Research Community Annual Scientific Meeting (SPaRC ASM). Gail also provides administration support to the Division's Thesis Monitoring Committees.
