Research Fellow Jane Hirst awarded title of Associate Professor

Dr Jane Hirst standing in the sunshine in a blue jacket with a bag on her shoulderResearch Fellow Jane Hirst has been awarded the title of Associate Professor at the University of Oxford.

Professor Hirst is a consultant obstetrician and Principal Investigator (PI) who leads a diverse global program of work to improve the lifelong health of mothers and babies, focusing on pregnant women living with diabetes.

She said: ‘I am thrilled to receive this title in recognition of my work to improve pregnancy outcomes for women and babies around the world.’

The overarching aim of Professor Hirst’s research programme is to develop novel solutions to improve pregnancy care delivery, including the integration of non-communicable disease prevention strategies into maternity services and the use of novel digital technologies to strengthen health systems.

She leads the diabetes pregnancy service at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford and in 2017 was appointed a Senior Research Associate at the George Institute for Global Health.

Last year, Professor Hirst was awarded a UK Research and Innovation Future Leaders Fellowship, and will continue her work with partners in India, Australia and the UK testing practical solutions to integrate non-communicable disease prevention into pregnancy and post-partum care worldwide.

Created: 15 September 2021

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