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Dr Elena Teodora Manea Hauskeller is a Lecturer in Applied Clinical Ethics at the University of Liverpool's School of Medicine. She specializes in bioethics, hermeneutics, existentialism, philosophy of language, and ethics of care, with a focus on medical interpreting and its sociological dimensions. She has served as an ethics expert for the European Commission since 2011 and previously held a lecturer position at the University of Exeter's Medical School (2010-2018).
- Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, University of Liverpool
- Wellcome Trust Academic Programme Developer
- European Commission Ethics Expert
Her research explores bioethical challenges through Continental philosophy, examining topics like pain interpretation, posthuman skin conditions, medical bribery, and care ethics in global healthcare contexts. She integrates hermeneutical analysis with empirical studies of medical migration and clinical practice.
Dr Manea coordinates multiple postgraduate modules including Applied Ethics for Clinical Practice (MDSC400/401), Global Bioethics (MDSC404), and Intercalating Students Placement modules. She also designed the MSc Global Healthcare Ethics and Global Medical Ethics programs.
Professional activities include serving as Faculty Research Ethics Lead and contributing to translational medicine ethics. Her work emphasizes trust in healthcare systems, emotion work in medical interpreting, and ethical implications of posthuman technologies.
