Background
Morimoto, Takeshi was born on November 5, 1970 in Takamatsu, Japan.
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Takeshi Morimoto
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Takeshi Morimoto, Japanese epidemiologist, clinician, educator. Diplomate Japan, 1995. Recipient Excellence award for Atherosclerosis, Japan Heart Foundation, 2005, Young Investigators award, Japanese Society Internal Medicine, 2008; grantee, Pfizer Health Service Research Foundation, 2001, St. Lukes Life Science Institute, 2001, Patient Safety Research, Health Care Science Institute, 2003. Fellow: American College of Physicians (licentiate).
Education
Doctor of Medicine, Kyoto University School Medicine, Japan, 1989—1995. Doctor of Philosophy, Kyoto University Graduate School Medicine, 2000—2004. Master in Public Health, Harvard School Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts, 2001—2002.
Career
Instructor Kyoto University Graduate School Medicine, 2004—2005, assistant professor, 2005—2009. Director, clinical research support unit Kyoto University, since 2005. Staff physician Kyoto University Hospital, since 2004.
Chief Executive Officer Institute Clinical Effectiveness, since 2010. Director, clinical epidemiology unit International Clinical Epidemiology Network, Kyoto, since 2005. Consultant Patient Safety Programme, World Health Organization, Geneva, since 2006.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow: American College of Physicians (licentiate).
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Japanese
Education
Career
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Awards
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Recipient Excellence award for Atherosclerosis, Japan Heart Foundation, 2005, Young Investigators award, Japanese Society Internal Medicine, 2008. Grantee, Pfizer Health Service Research Foundation, 2001, St. Lukes Life Science Institute, 2001, Patient Safety Research, Health Care Science Institute, 2003.Recipient Excellence award for Atherosclerosis, Japan Heart Foundation, 2005, Young Investigators award, Japanese Society Internal Medicine, 2008. Grantee, Pfizer Health Service Research Foundation, 2001, St. Lukes Life Science Institute, 2001, Patient Safety Research, Health Care Science Institute, 2003.