After graduating from Gazi University Faculty of Medicine in 2007, I completed my specialty training at Istanbul University Cerrahpasa Faculty of Medicine. In 2013, I began my career at Hakkari State Hospital, where I gained significant experience in public hospital management. During my tenure in Hakkari, I was appointed as the Head of Health Services at the Public Hospitals Union General Secretariat, where I held both medical and administrative responsibilities.
After nearly four years in Hakkari, I moved to Istanbul Kanuni Sultan Suleyman Training and Research Hospital. I then worked for approximately 3.5 years as the Deputy Chief Physician at Beylikdüzü State Hospital, contributing to hospital management, organizational development, and the improvement of clinical services. Following this role, I served as the Chief Physician at Beykent University Hospital. Subsequently, I took on the role of Medical Director and Chief Doctor at an international healthcare tourism company, gaining valuable experience in global healthcare services.
I hold certifications in Mezotherapy, Ozone Therapy, and Animal Experimentation from the Ministry of Health, an ACA Academy Hair Transplantation certificate, and a Face & Neck Anatomy and Ultrasonography certificate from the University of Fribourg, Switzerland & Toxin Academy & Mestder.
As of Jan 2025, I have accumulated 17 years of clinical experience, 1.5 years of academic teaching experience at a medical faculty, and 7 years of experience in hospital management. Throughout my career, I have been honored with a certificate of appreciation from the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Turkey, three certificates of success from the Governorship of Hakkari, two certificates of thanks from the Public Hospitals Institution of Turkey, and one certificate of thanks from the Turkish Football Federation.
Within the framework of professional discipline and ethical standards, I strive to establish healthy relationships not only with my patients but also with my colleagues. For me, medicine is not just a profession but a way of life. The satisfaction I gain from making a positive impact, however small, on the lives of my patients enhances my commitment to my profession and contributes to my continuous personal and professional development.
