An immunologist with international experience who was recognised for his services to research participants and ethics has been appointed as the new chair for the Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London.
Professor Andrew George MBE has worked in Southampton, USA and at Imperial College London before moving to Brunel University London where he was Deputy Vice Chancellor, Education and International. He is also chair of Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust in south London and co-chair of the UK Committee on Research Integrity.
Andrew has played a key role in leading research ethics in the NHS and currently is on the Board of the Health Research Authority. He was awarded an MBE for services to research participants and research ethics.
He will join the organization in May 2025 and replaces Hitesh Thakrar.
Andrew has a wealth of experience across the NHS and is passionate about the south London population we serve. I’m excited about how we can work together to increase the spread and implementation of healthcare innovation which improves the lives of people and reduces health inequalities.Dr Rishi Das-Gupta, Chief Executive Officer of Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London
It is clear that the NHS must embrace diverse ways of working and the Health Innovation Network in South London is at the forefront of this with its focus on digital technology, mental health, community building and health economic evaluations of innovations. I am delighted to be appointed chair and look forward to working with colleagues and entrepreneurs across the NHS, academia and industry.Professor Andrew George, Chair of Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London
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