Chancellor
Chancellor (Medicine)
Chancellor (pronounced: /ˈtʃɑːnsələr/) is a term used in the field of medicine to denote a high-ranking official in a medical institution or organization. The term is derived from the Latin cancellarius, meaning "a secretary, a scribe".
Role and Responsibilities
A Chancellor in a medical context is often the head of a medical school or university, responsible for overseeing the institution's operations, including education, research, and patient care. They may also be involved in policy-making, strategic planning, and resource allocation.
Related Terms
- Dean (medicine): A dean is often the head of a specific faculty within a medical school or university. They work closely with the chancellor to ensure the smooth running of their respective departments.
- Provost (medicine): A provost is a senior administrative officer in a medical school or university, often responsible for academic affairs. They may report directly to the chancellor.
- Vice-Chancellor (medicine): A vice-chancellor assists the chancellor in their duties and may act in their stead when the chancellor is unavailable.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Chancellor
- Wikipedia's article - Chancellor
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