University Hospital Gottingen

University Hospital Gottingen (UMG) is one of the largest university hospitals in Germany. The Faculty of Medicine and the University Hospital unite, where excellent research, teaching, and patient care occur under one roof. The faculty comprises three priority research areas and various medical disciplines. Globally recognized priority research areas, neurology, cardiovascular research, and oncology, have a strong foundation in basic science and are focused on the medical needs of patients. The Faculty of Medicine in Göttingen is one of the largest medical universities in Germany. The clinic has 67 departments, and research is carried out in all areas of medicine. UMG, which employs about 7,700 people, is also the largest employer in the region. The hospital has a capacity of 1,520 beds to treat more than 65,000 inpatients and 225,000 outpatients per year. In addition, many patients come to the clinic from abroad. UMG is one of the top 20 best clinics in Germany and successfully copes with the three main tasks of the clinic: patient care, training of new generation doctors, and scientific development.  In their practice, the medical team uses an interdisciplinary approach, which guarantees assistance to a patient with any pathology immediately by an allied specialist and with a robust multidisciplinary base. This approach is called the "Integration Model"; thousands of patients with severe and comorbid pathology have been saved thanks to its effectiveness.  Particular attention is also paid to developing outpatient departments, which significantly contribute to providing high-quality medical care in Southern Lower Saxony and beyond.  Skilled care services are offered in the outpatient sector, especially for severe, complex, and rare diseases. The qualified medical team of the University Hospital can offer treatment for the entire spectrum of diseases. Departments include otolaryngology, ophthalmology, general, thoracic, and vascular surgery, neurology, urology and gynecology, internal medicine, hematology, and medical oncology. In addition, the European "excellence project" EUTrigTreat for studying and treating cardiac arrhythmias is coordinated in Gottingen. Diagnosis and treatment are carried out according to strict national and international standards. Furthermore, the medical staff creates a pleasant atmosphere for patients to feel comfortable.