Personal Statement
Dr Sarah Hart joined Liverpool School of Medicine as Vice-Dean for Postgraduate Taught and International in January 2024. Here she is overseeing strategic development of postgraduate taught offerings including CPD and Masters level programmes, and embedding sustainable strategy around international student training into the School.
Prior to this Dr Hart was a Senior Lecturer at Keele University School of Medicine, and Academic co-lead for Year 4 of their MBChB programme. This involved liaison with the two main trusts to ensure parity of student placement experience across geographically and clinically distinct sites, and delivery of Finals to MBChB students, including in situ Finals during the coronavirus pandemic and return to placement to cover essential training components. Dr Hart was also Faculty of Health Research Integrity lead and interim School lead for Internationalisation.

Research Overview
Sarah Hart obtained her first degree in Biochemistry at Bristol University and a PhD from UCL in 2003. She undertook postdoctoral research at Manchester University, and held a prestigious EPSRC International Fellowship at the Life Science Interface enabling collaboration with Uppsala University and UCSF. She has held funding from the Royal Society, MRC and RSC to undertake studies in proteomics, a field at the interface of analytical chemistry and biomedical science.
In addition to her roles within the University, Dr Hart sits on the committees of the British Society for Proteome Research and the British Mass Spectrometry Society, where she is involved in conference organisation and educational initiatives in analytical science.