introduction

about me

So far in Hungary, I have held more than 250 hours of further training for veterinarians in similar practical and theoretical further training. I have taught a total of about 2,400 hours of anesthesiology at various universities around the world. Teaching during clinical work is not included in this.

During my research work, I dealt a lot with the examination of anesthesia devices and the monitoring of vital functions. I currently have 33 „peer reviewed” publications in English (available on PubMed), of which 19 are first author articles. My publications in Hungarian can be found here.

Studies / Training:

• 1995: I graduated in veterinary medicine in Budapest at ÁOTE
• 1996: I was an intern at the ÁOTE Surgery and Ophthalmology Department and Clinic
• 2003: I received my Ph.D. degree from Yamaguchi University in Japan
• 2003-2006: I completed an anesthesiology residency at the University of Pennsylvania in the USA
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• 2007: I took the diploma exam of the American College of Anesthesiology and received the DACVAA address
• 2012: I took the diploma exam of the European College of Anesthesiology and received the DECVAA address

Professional experience:

• University of Veterinary Medicine, Budapest, Hungary (2 years)
• University of Tottori, Japan (5 years)
• University of Pennsylvania, USA (3 years)
• Massey University, New Zealand (1 year)
• Veterinary University, Vienna, Austria (6 years)
• Ross University, St. Kitts (3 years)
• University of Illinois, USA (3 years)