Marcin Jarząbek

Marcin Jarząbek, MD

Marcin Jarząbek, MD graduated from the Jagiellonian University Medical College, Cracow. He has gained experience working at Independent Public Healthcare Facility, Myślenice, NPL Limanowo, Lux med and the Regional Centre for Blood Donation and Haemotherapy in Cracow, among others. He regularly attends numerous training courses, courses and scientific conferences to expand his professional knowledge. He is a certified travel medicine doctor. He is the author of the scientific article titled “The analysis of decomposition of corpse using CT”. The doctor provides consultations in English.

Specialization:

• Travel medicine doctor

Patient`s age:

• adult

The doctor deals with:

• Consultations in travel medicine
• Abdominal ultrasound
• Urinary system ultrasound
• Ultrasound of the thyroid gland

Education:

• Jagiellonian University Medical College
• Graduate in extreme and travel medicine

Professional experience:

• Infectious Disease Centre at Lux med
• A doctor qualifies donors to donate blood at the Regional Centre for Blood Donation and Haemotherapy
• Postgraduate internship at Independent Public Healthcare Facility, Myślenice
• NPL Limanowo

Language proficiency:

• Polish
• English

Trainings, courses and certificates:

• Course: 2019, Health qualification for recreational and health diving
• Course: 2019, Ultrasonography in diagnosis of venous diseases. Practical course
• Course: 2019, Doppler ultrasound diagnosis of arteries and veins of the lower limbs and abdominal blood vessels
• Continuing education course: 2018, Doppler ultrasound diagnosis abdominal blood vessels
• Course: 2018, Vaccinations
• Course: 2018, Diagnostic ultrasound of abdominal organs
• Basic course in ultrasonography, 2018
• Specialist training in neck and thyroid ultrasound examinations

Publications:

• “The analysis of decomposition of corpse using CT”

 

Location:

Medicover Centre Bora Komorowskiego
Bora Komorowskiego 25B,
31-476 Kraków

Medicover Centre Jasnogórska
Jasnogórska 1,
31-358 Kraków