Professor John Simes is Senior Principal Research Fellow and
founding director of the NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre. He co-leads
a team of 150 who collaborate with clinical investigators and other
researchers nationally and internationally in a research program
aimed at improving health practice and health outcomes through
better use of clinical trials research.
Prof Simes has taken leading roles in the establishment and
growth of several collaborative trials groups, and has helped
develop the clinical trials expertise of future leaders in the
field through mentoring and teaching.
Professor Simes has substantively contributed to over 300
peer-reviewed articles, with many having a significant impact on
current knowledge and clinical practice.
Professor Simes also practices as a medical oncologist at Royal
Prince Alfred Hospital, and is Professor of Clinical Epidemiology,
Faculty of Medicine, University of Sydney. He has taught medical
students and postgraduate students at the University of Sydney
since 1989.
He has received the Harvard Alum Award (Biostatistics), Harvard
University (2009) in recognition of his work in research and the
Medical Oncology Group of Australia's Cancer Achievement award for
2010 for lifetime achievement in oncology. |