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1. www.nehi.net
www.nehi.net/about/board/text/ - [Cached]Published on: 6/15/2008 Last Visited: 6/15/2008
Henri Termeer (Chair Emeritus) | Burt Adelman, MD (Vice Chair) | Harris Berman, MD (Vice Chair) | Nick Littlefield (Vice Chair) | Joshua Boger, PhD (Clerk) | John Littlechild (Treasurer) | Robert Beall, PhD | Edward J. Benz, Jr., MD | Michael F. Collins, MD | Chester Davis, Jr. | Peter Deckers, MD | Marijn Dekkers | Matthew D. Eyles | John Fallon, MD | Jonathan Fleming | Joseph S. Gentile | Donald J. Gudaitis | Razia Hashmi, MD | Charles E. Hewett, PhD | Vaughn M. Kailian | Kenneth Kaitin, PhD | Paul Lammers, MD | Beverly Lorell, MD | Martin D. Madaus, PhD, DVM | John T. Mollen | James Mongan, MD | Thomas J. Moore, MD | Joshua Ofman, MD | Sandra Oliver | Richard Pops | Andrew J. Purcell | James Roosevelt, Jr. | Steve H. Rusckowski | Una S. Ryan, PhD | Eve Slater, MD | David F. Torchiana, MD | Josef H. von Rickenbach
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Michael F. Collins, MDInterim Chancellor, University of Massachusetts Medical School
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Michael F. Collins, MD
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Michael F. Collins, MD, a nationally respected education and health care policy advocate and leader of not for profit health care, was appointed Senior Vice President for Health Sciences at the University of Massachusetts and interim Chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Medical School in June of 2007.
Dr. Collins currently directs the University of Massachusetts system-wide health sciences efforts, charged with leading strategic initiatives to further the university's efforts in the Commonwealth's critical life sciences industry.As interim chancellor of the medical school, Dr. Collins, a Clinical Professor of Medicine, provides critical direction and leadership to the campus' continuing efforts to distinguish itself as a premier academic health sciences center of national distinction.Dr. Collins directs the campus' external outreach, focusing on expanding and enhancing relationships with the University Board, the UMass Memorial Health System, the community, the legislature and the philanthropic community.In addition, he provides guidance for institutional advancement and fundraising initiatives and administrative oversight and leadership for UMass Medical School enterprise operations, including Commonwealth Medicine and the Massachusetts Biologics Laboratories.Dr. Collins is also responsible for managing the institutional infrastructure, including oversight of finance and campus operations.
Dr. Collins was appointed chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Boston in 2005.In this role, he was charged with overseeing an institution renowned for its access to excellence and its diversity.The most diverse university in New England, the campus boasts a student population of 13,000, speaking over 90 languages.Chancellor Collins managed a university budget of $225 million and led an academic community of more than 800 full and part-time faculty.In the two years Chancellor Collins led UMass Boston, he initiated campus efforts to complete a strategic and master planning effort to increase enrollment, research support and philanthropic giving to garner local and national recognition for the UMass Boston programs; and, began much needed physical improvements to the campus.
Prior to joining UMass Boston, Dr. Collins served as president and chief executive officer of Caritas Christi Health Care System from 1994 to 2004.
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From 1994 to 2001, Dr. Collins also served as president of St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Brighton, a university academic medical center affiliated with Tufts University School of Medicine. -
2. www.nehi.net
www.nehi.net/about/board - [Cached]Published on: 6/15/2008 Last Visited: 6/15/2008
Michael F. Collins, MDInterim Chancellor, University of Massachusetts Medical School
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Michael F. Collins, MD
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Michael F. Collins, MD, a nationally respected education and health care policy advocate and leader of not for profit health care, was appointed Senior Vice President for Health Sciences at the University of Massachusetts and interim Chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Medical School in June of 2007.
Dr. Collins currently directs the University of Massachusetts system-wide health sciences efforts, charged with leading strategic initiatives to further the university's efforts in the Commonwealth's critical life sciences industry.As interim chancellor of the medical school, Dr. Collins, a Clinical Professor of Medicine, provides critical direction and leadership to the campus' continuing efforts to distinguish itself as a premier academic health sciences center of national distinction.Dr. Collins directs the campus' external outreach, focusing on expanding and enhancing relationships with the University Board, the UMass Memorial Health System, the community, the legislature and the philanthropic community.In addition, he provides guidance for institutional advancement and fundraising initiatives and administrative oversight and leadership for UMass Medical School enterprise operations, including Commonwealth Medicine and the Massachusetts Biologics Laboratories.Dr. Collins is also responsible for managing the institutional infrastructure, including oversight of finance and campus operations.
Dr. Collins was appointed chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Boston in 2005.In this role, he was charged with overseeing an institution renowned for its access to excellence and its diversity.The most diverse university in New England, the campus boasts a student population of 13,000, speaking over 90 languages.Chancellor Collins managed a university budget of $225 million and led an academic community of more than 800 full and part-time faculty.In the two years Chancellor Collins led UMass Boston, he initiated campus efforts to complete a strategic and master planning effort to increase enrollment, research support and philanthropic giving to garner local and national recognition for the UMass Boston programs; and, began much needed physical improvements to the campus.
Prior to joining UMass Boston, Dr. Collins served as president and chief executive officer of Caritas Christi Health Care System from 1994 to 2004.
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From 1994 to 2001, Dr. Collins also served as president of St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Brighton, a university academic medical center affiliated with Tufts University School of Medicine. -
3. www.nehi.net
www.nehi.net/about/board/text/ - [Cached]Published on: 6/15/2008 Last Visited: 6/15/2008
Michael F. Collins, MDInterim Chancellor, University of Massachusetts Medical School
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Michael F. Collins, MD
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Michael F. Collins, MD, a nationally respected education and health care policy advocate and leader of not for profit health care, was appointed Senior Vice President for Health Sciences at the University of Massachusetts and interim Chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Medical School in June of 2007.
Dr. Collins currently directs the University of Massachusetts system-wide health sciences efforts, charged with leading strategic initiatives to further the university's efforts in the Commonwealth's critical life sciences industry.As interim chancellor of the medical school, Dr. Collins, a Clinical Professor of Medicine, provides critical direction and leadership to the campus' continuing efforts to distinguish itself as a premier academic health sciences center of national distinction.Dr. Collins directs the campus' external outreach, focusing on expanding and enhancing relationships with the University Board, the UMass Memorial Health System, the community, the legislature and the philanthropic community.In addition, he provides guidance for institutional advancement and fundraising initiatives and administrative oversight and leadership for UMass Medical School enterprise operations, including Commonwealth Medicine and the Massachusetts Biologics Laboratories.Dr. Collins is also responsible for managing the institutional infrastructure, including oversight of finance and campus operations.
Dr. Collins was appointed chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Boston in 2005.In this role, he was charged with overseeing an institution renowned for its access to excellence and its diversity.The most diverse university in New England, the campus boasts a student population of 13,000, speaking over 90 languages.Chancellor Collins managed a university budget of $225 million and led an academic community of more than 800 full and part-time faculty.In the two years Chancellor Collins led UMass Boston, he initiated campus efforts to complete a strategic and master planning effort to increase enrollment, research support and philanthropic giving to garner local and national recognition for the UMass Boston programs; and, began much needed physical improvements to the campus.
Prior to joining UMass Boston, Dr. Collins served as president and chief executive officer of Caritas Christi Health Care System from 1994 to 2004.
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From 1994 to 2001, Dr. Collins also served as president of St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Brighton, a university academic medical center affiliated with Tufts University School of Medicine.
