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Dr. med. Joke Tio

Mammology, breast center | University Hospital Munster

Department of mammology with breast center

Dr. med. Axel Bohring

Human genetics | University Hospital Munster

Department of human genetics

Prof. Dr. med. Alexander Oberhuber

Vascular surgery | University Hospital Munster

Department of vascular and endovascular surgery

Prof. Dr. med. Andres Jan Schrader

Urology | University Hospital Munster

Department of urology

Prof. Dr. med. Michael J. Raschke

Hand surgery | University Hospital Munster

Department of accident, hand and reconstructive surgery

Prof. Dr. med Hans Th. Eich

Radiation oncology | University Hospital Munster

Department of radiation therapy and radiation oncology

Prof. Dr. med. Richard Stange

Regenerative medicine | University Hospital Munster

Department of regenerative musculoskeletal medicine

Prof. Dr. med. Walter Heindel

Interventional radiology | University Hospital Munster

Department of radiology, interventional radiology, and neuroradiology

Prof. Dr. med. Gereon Heuft

Psychotherapy | University Hospital Munster

Department of adult psychosomatic medicine and psychotherapy

Prof. Dr. med. Bernhard Baune

Mental health | University Hospital Munster

Department of mental health

IQM - Quality Medicine Initiative

ISO - International Organization for Standardization

Association of University Hospitals in Germany

KTQ - The Cooperation for Transparency and Quality in Healthcare

DKG - German Cancer Society

AOK HESSE - Certified treatment quality

MINQ - stern seal

The FOCUS clinic list

DGVS - German Society for Gastroenterology, Digestive and Metabolic Diseases

WTZ - West German Tumor Center

DGAV-CAOGI - Surgical Working Group for the Upper Gastrointestinal Tract

GIH - German Continence Society

KGNW - Hospital Society North Rhine-Westphalia

EEL - European Endometriosis League

DGU - German Urology Society

EAA - European Academy of Andrology

EVICR - European Vision Institute Clinical Research Network

FKzert - Certified center

ClarCert - Independent Certification Body for Management and Personnel

HNO - German Society of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, Head and Neck Surgery

Excellent. FOR KIDS

DGK - German Society of Cardiology, Heart and Circulatory Research

DGTHG - German Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery

DGPK - German Society for Pediatric Cardiology and Congenital Heart Defects

SEF - Endometriosis Research Foundation

WHO-UNICEF - Initiative "Baby Friendly"

ERN - European Reference Networks

DAkkS - German Accreditation Body

DGP - Vein Competence Center

KCP - Competence Center Chronic Pruritus

DGK - Chest Pain Unit

DGK - Additional Qualification in Interventional Cardiology

Cardiac Arrest Center

GRC - German Council for Resuscitation

CERT iQ

TUVRheinland

IAF - International Accreditation Forum

DDH - German Alliance against Depression

ISCT & EBMT - Joint Accreditation Committee

DGAV - German Society for General and Visceral Surgery

DGGG - German Society of Gynaecology and Obstetrics

DGNC - German Society for Neurosurgery

DWG - German Spine Society

DGSB - German Society of Skull Base Surgery

InterCert

German Sarcoma Centre

RAL - Quality Mark

Munster is an independent city in the northern part of North Rhine-Westphalia and the capital of the local government of Munsterland. Münster is a multifaceted city. It is the city of science and education, the bicycle capital, and the climate protection capital of Germany. The longtime regional capital of Westphalia is a young city, thanks to its 50,000 students.Münster is full of history and full of stories. It is a city that has been a young heart for over 1200 years. High technology and traditional trade, baroque noble residences and modern architecture, the historic city center, and progressive urban development combine into a vibrant city where more than half of the inhabitants are under 30 years old. The city center of Münster, the Old Town, is a great place to explore. Here, visitors to the city will find historical sights such as the cathedral and town hall, as well as lively shops and restaurants. Münster's nightlife combines vibrant student pubs and classic German breweries.As Westphalia's so-called 'desktop', Munster is essential for coordinating the region's business, administration, science, culture, and social life. Munster is known as an environmental and climate protection pioneer; for example, in 2019, the city was awarded the German Sustainability Prize. The city is home to many higher education institutions, including the University of Munster and the University of Applied Sciences. Munster also attracts success in the field of medicine. The University Hospital Munster serves more than half a million patients a year, which confirms the high professionalism of doctors and the effectiveness of treatment.Munster is a fantastic place to live, work, study, and research. It is where urban culture, municipal diversity, and first-class rural recreation intersect and mutually reinforce each other. A rich cultural life, various leisure activities, and a beautiful park area surrounding the city add to the town's attractiveness. The city's students appreciate these benefits, and many remain even after graduation.

Munster

Germany

University Hospital Munster has neurosurgery, hematology, oncology, ENT, cardiology, gastroenterology, nephrology, dentistry, neurology, and radiology departments.

Departments in University Hospital Munster

University Hospital Munster (UKM) is one of the country's most successful providers of ultimate care. The principle of the hospital is to constantly improve existing knowledge and practical skills and develop new methods of diagnosis and treatment. The medical team regularly participates in international exchange programs, congresses, and training events. The hospital contributes to the training of doctors and scientists, thus ensuring the continuous development of healthcare in Germany.Every year, the university hospital treats over 62,000 inpatients and 550,000 outpatients. The hospital employs approximately 11,500 people, making it the largest employer in the region. The largest professional groups are represented by the medical and technical service of almost 1800 people and the nursing staff of more than 2000 employees. The hospital has 1,500 beds, more than 30 clinics, and numerous institutes and centers.European and international specialized organizations certified most departments of the hospital. For example,&nbsp;the department of gynecology and obstetrics is approved by UNICEF and WHO, while the German Cancer Society accredits the oncology department.&nbsp;One of the priority treatment areas at the Münster Clinic is stem cell transplantation, bone marrow, and organ transplantation. University Hospital Munster is the first clinic in Germany where doctors use mechanical liver perfusion with oxygenated blood. Using this system gives doctors a unique opportunity to test the function of a donor organ before transplanting it into a recipient.&nbsp;Every year, doctors successfully perform over a hundred kidney transplants, one of the highest success rates in the country.The medical team has exceptional experience treating the heart, nervous system, endocrine organs, and orthopedic and trauma diseases. The hospital includes the departments of ophthalmology, otolaryngology, pediatrics, neurosurgery, orthodontics, and periodontics. The treatment spectrum at the University Hospital Munster is comprehensive, including prevention, diagnosis, therapy, psychological care, and follow-up.

Prof. Dr. med. Georg Gosheger

Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Pascher

Prof. Dr. med. Sabine Kliesch

Prof. Dr. med. Nicole Eter

Prof. Dr. med. Helmut Baumgartner

Prof. Dr. med. Ludwig Kiesel

Prof. Dr. med. Claudia Rudack

Prof. Dr. med. Kerstin Steinbrink

Prof. Dr. med. Sven Martens

Prof. Dr. med. Holger Reinecke

Prof. Dr. med. Lars Eckardt

Prof. Dr. med. Heymut Omran

Prof. Dr. med. Claudia Rossig

Prof. Dr. med. Hans-Gerd Kehl

Prof. Dr. med Dirk Foll

Prof. Dr. med. Robert Rodl

Prof. Dr. med. Georg Romer

Dr. med. Volker Muller

Prof. Dr. med. Georg Lenz

PD. Dr. med. Hansjorg Ullerich

Prof. Dr. med. Hermann-Joseph Pavenstadt

Prof. Dr. med. dent. Johannes Kleinheinz

Prof. Dr. med. Walter Stummer

Prof. Dr. med. Heinz Wiendl

Prof. Dr. med. Michael Schafers

Prof. Dr. med. dent. Benjamin Ehmke

Prof. Dr. med. Katrin Neumann

Prof. Dr. med. dent. Petra Scheutzel

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University Hospital Munster (UKM) is Germany's leading medical and scientific hospital. The hospital treats over 62,000 inpatients and 550,000 outpatients.

University Hospital Munster, Germany

University Hospital Munster (UKM) is one of the country's most successful providers of ultimate care. The principle of the hospital is to constantly improve existing knowledge and practical skills and develop new methods of diagnosis and treatment. The medical team regularly participates in international exchange programs, congresses, and training events. The hospital contributes to the training of doctors and scientists, thus ensuring the continuous development of healthcare in Germany.Every year, the university hospital treats over 62,000 inpatients and 550,000 outpatients. The hospital employs approximately 11,500 people, making it the largest employer in the region. The largest professio

University Hospital Munster

Departments in University Hospital Munster

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