Rambam Health Care Campus Is a 1,100-bed world-class teaching hospital, and the only referral medical center for the 3 million residents of Northern Israel, including 12 district hospitals and defense and peacekeeping forces stationed in the region.
Established in 1938 under the British Mandate as the Government Hospital, Rambam became an Israeli governmental hospital with the founding of the State of Israel. Over the years, it has become world-renowned for experience and expertise in a wide range of clinical and research endeavors.
Prof. Michael Halberthal
Haifa, Israel
https://www.rambamhcc.com/
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MICHAEL HALBERTHAL
CEO & DIRECTOR GFENERAL., RAMBAM HEALTH CARE CAMPUS
CEO & DIRECTOR GFENERAL.
RAMBAM HEALTH CARE CAMPUS
Prof. Halberthal , CEO of Rambam Health Care Campus & "Maale Hacarmel" psychiatry hospital . M.D. Technion-Israel Institute of Technology - Faculty of Medicine. postgraduate in pediatri...
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Looking For
Rambam Health Care Campus is seeking to develop meaningful collaborations with healthcare professionals and institutions in India for the betterment of human health. An exchange of information between India and Israel will strengthen both countries capabilities and contribute to the global advancement of healthcare.
We would like to foster collaborations that would encourage and promote the exchange and transfer of specialized knowledge: medical practice and technology, provide hands-on training, teaching or academic positions, research, and clinical trials across all medical disciplines. Other areas of interest include public healthcare initiatives, humanitarian aid, mass casualty situations, and the unique cultural and economic aspects of healthcare in both countries.
Collaborations of this nature provide an opportunity to build networks and an outstanding reputation in healthcare.
We would greatly appreciate such an opportunity.