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Internal Medicine C

Head of Internal Medicine Department

Dr. Levy Vardi Ronen – Specialized in Internal Medicine and Nephrology

 

Head Nurse

Malihi Iris    

 

Senior Physicians

Dr. Barash Irena – Deputy Director

Dr. Slobodkin Oxana

Dr. Makram Nasser

 

Nurse station

972-8-6745869 

972-8-6745579 

972-8-6745270

 

Secretary

Naggar Nirit

 972-8-6745852 / 135  972-8-6745285

 

Location

Building No 100 – 4th floor

 

Physicians' Round

09:30-12:30

 

Visit hours

12:30-15:00

17:00-20:00

 

Information to family

14:00-15:00

 

Activity

 

There are 41 beds in the department and we take care of many cases with different system diseases like the respiratory system, urinary system, heart, infectious diseases, neurological system, gastrointestinal, toxicology, immune diseases and malignant disease. A special wing in the department is dedicated for patients with malignancies of the hematological system and other malignancies. The intention of hospitalization is to diagnose the patient problem and give the specific treatment so that he can return to his basic state. Many patients will need diagnostic tests like laboratory tests, radiology and, sometimes, invasive procedures.

The department is recognized by the Israeli Medical Council for full residency in internal medicine and it is affiliated to the faculty of medicine of the Ben Gurion University of the Negev. Students receive lectures and medical training from the senior physicians of the department and interns get their specialization license after 5 years of residency in the department. Medical students from abroad integrate with the staff for a limited period.

The physicians at the internal medicine C are involved in many local and international researches. Moreover, the senior and junior physicians are required to take part in departmental seminars and multi-professional discussions on patients with serious conditions.

 

 

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