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- 1Duke School of Medicine Dean Mary Klotman to Step Down in 2027▼Mary Klotman, MD, to Step Down as Dean and EVP for Health Affairs in June 2027
Mary Klotman, MD, will step down as dean of the Duke University School of Medicine and executive vice president for health affairs in June 2027, the university has announced. Klotman has led the school for years, and the long lead time gives Duke ample opportunity to plan a national search for her successor at one of the country's leading academic medical centers.
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Duke Health held celebrations marking Pride in Durham, North Carolina, an event highlighted by the Duke School of Medicine. The occasion recognizes LGBTQ+ patients, staff and the wider Durham community, and reflects the health system's public commitment to inclusion. Attention is focused on the institution's role in supporting diversity within academic medicine and the local community.
- 3Duke Health Academic Leader Mary Klotman to Step Down in 2027▼Mary Klotman, Duke's Chief Academic Health Leader, will Complete Service in 2027
Mary Klotman, Duke University's chief academic health leader, will complete her service in 2027. The announcement from Duke Health signals the end of a long tenure overseeing the university's academic medicine enterprise, with a transition in leadership expected as the date approaches.