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Chief Medical Officer at Moderna
As Chief Medical Officer, Dr Paul Burton oversees medical affairs and safety.
Dr Burton joined Moderna after spending sixteen years with Johnson & Johnson. Since March 2020, he served as Chief Global Medical Affairs Officer of Janssen Pharmaceuticals where he was responsible for Janssen’s worldwide medical affairs strategy and execution. Previously, he served as Janssen’s Vice President and Head, Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medical Affairs. Dr. Burton also led the Johnson & Johnson collaboration with APPLE for the digital HEARTLINE™ study, and previously led clinical operations for all therapeutic areas across the Americas.
Dr Burton has an MD from the University of London, is board certified in surgery and is a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons with specialist training in cardiothoracic surgery. He holds a PhD in cardiovascular molecular and cellular biology from Imperial College in London and is a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology. He has published extensively in peer reviewed journals.
See also: Moderna - Deliver on the promise of mRNA science to create a new generation of transformative medicines for patients
Details last updated 23-Apr-2023
Covid-19 pushed through a decade's research and testing into a year, results of which could have much wider impact
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