Dr. Chan is a physician epidemiologist with 30 years of global research experience in academia and private sector, with a primary focus on post-marketing evaluation of pharmaceutical agents and vaccines. He received medical training at NTU in Taipei (MD-equivalent, 1987) and advanced training in epidemiology at Harvard School of Public Health (Doctor of Science, 1992). He served on the faculty at NTU (1993-1998) and Harvard School of Public Health (1998 - 2005) and joined the private industry in 2005, subsequently became the Chief Scientist of the Epidemiology Unit at Optum. Dr. Chan returned to NTU in 2013 and is currently a professor at NTU College of Medicine, Director of the NTU Health Data Research Center, and Director of Medical Research Department at NTU Hospital. In addition to scientific research, he has provided consulting input to Taiwan Food and Drug Administration and related health authority for more than 20 years. Dr. Chan has authored or co-authored more than 100 peer-reviewed articles and co-edited one of the two widely used English textbook on pharmacoepidemiology
Peking University, Master degree in Bio-statistics; Tongji Medical College of HUST, Bachelor degree in Preventive Medicine
15 years biometric experience
Rich experience in DM work of many multi-regional clinical trials
Rich experience in the management of EDC/paper projects conduction, IWRS/drug supply system, and third-party vendors including Central Lab, ePRO, ERT, Central Reading etc.
Served for Covance, Pfizer, and Chiltern as the DM lead
Speaker for DIA seminar and CFDA training course