Xian Jin Xie leads research, graduate programs
By Audrey Post FSU College of Medicine
Xian Jin Xie, Ph. D., a distinguished educator and researcher whose work has advanced fields across the health care spectrum, has joined the College of Medicine faculty as senior associate dean for research and graduate programs. His first day was Oct. 28.
Xie brings extensive experience as an academic administrator, an accomplished researcher and an interdisciplinary collaborator. For the past 17 years, he has held multiple leadership positions at two flagship universities, the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas and, most recently, the University of Iowa.
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“ We are thrilled to have attracted a research leader of Dr. Jin Xie’ s caliber to lead the Florida State University College of Medicine’ s research efforts,” Dean Alma Littles, M. D., said.“ His experience in strategic planning, professional and graduate curriculum development and engaging external funding sources has given him the exact skill set we need.
“ In addition to his strong qualities as a scientist, he is also skilled in the art of medical and research education that is so integral to our medical school model, with an emphasis on mentoring, nurturing and empowering students and colleagues alike. He is simply a good fit for us; the right person at the right time.”
Xie said he is“ thrilled” to join the College of Medicine community, where he was impressed by“ the palpable sense of community and shared purpose among faculty, staff and students.”
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“ I believe that by emphasizing interdisciplinary partnerships, focusing on areas of strength and strategically developing new research programs, we can drive groundbreaking discoveries that directly benefit our communities,” Xie said.“ Together, we’ ll not only enhance our graduate programs but also position the FSU College of Medicine as a national leader in impactful research that transforms health care for all.”
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