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- 작성자Medical Mission Center
- 작성일2021-11-18
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- 작성자YIGH
- 작성일2021-11-18
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- 작성자Center for Global Development
- 작성일2021-11-12
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- 작성자Center for Global Development
- 작성일2021-11-11
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1) Please introduce yourself. My name is Anastasios Kottikias. I am 36 years old. I am currently single (not married). 2) Where is your working place back in your country and what is your specialty? I am a General Surgeon. I am currently operating at the Metropolitan General Hospital in Athens, Greece. 3) How did you get to know Severance? Why did you choose Severance as your training hospital? I knew Severance because it is a world-leading hospital for robotic procedures and a high-expertise center for Upper GI malignancies. 4) How long is your training period in Korea? One year 5) Which area did you focus on during your fellowship at Severance? My area of focus is the surgical management of gastric cancer patients especially via the minimally invasive approach. My training supervisor is Professor Woo Jin Hyung. 6) What is the most impressive feature of Severance Hospital? There are many things that surprised me. First of all, when I first learned about the Severance Hospital I was impressed by the fact that it is a world-leading hospital regarding the quantity of robotic procedures, which were performed each year. Furthermore, many pioneer and opinion making doctors are offering their services here. Severance foundation and historical ties with the Western world and Christianity are also made an impression on me. Finally, its facilities and the quality of the services offered are of the highest level. 7) What are the specific contents of your fellowship program at Severance? I am currently a clinical fellow at the Gastrointestinal Department. Specifically, my fellowship focuses on the surgical treatment of gastric cancer patients. The massive amount of gastric resections which are performed per year (approximately 1000), the application of the latest and most innovative surgical procedures, as well as the implementation of minimally invasive surgical techniques in 90% of patients, with 30% being performed via the robotic approach, offer me great opportunities to learn and use this knowledge for treating patients in my country. In addition, clinical research and scientific publication is part of my program. 8) What was your first impression of Korea? I came here on September 2020, during the peak of the novel coronavirus outbreak. I have to admit that it was difficult for me at first, because of the mandatory 14-day quarantine when I first arrived and the general social distancing measures, as well as living in a country too far away from my home. As I have never traveled to Eastern Asia before, the people and environment were completely unfamiliar to me. But as time passed I have adapted and I would like to say that Korea is a lovely country to live in with really kind and very humble people. 9) What is the best memory so far during your stay here? Again, I do not want to mention only one memory or time. A combination of healthy working as well as social life are of my best interest. Training at Severance, in a high specialized center is not only daily routine, but also a life experience. Furthermore, the previously mentioned people, Professor Woo Jin Hyung and my co-fellows, are also contributing in different ways each and everyone to my general positive experience. 10) Who are you most thankful for at Severance (who helped you the most) & why? Undoubtfully, I would like to thank my Professor, Woo Jin Hyung, who accepted me as a clinical fellow under his supervision. His vision and accomplishments at his field are not only outstanding, but also motivating for my future career. I am also thankful, because I met another Greek fellow training at Severance, Dr. Pericles Koukourikis, who helped me to accommodate to Korea more easily during my first time here. Also, during the SIF-Prime Course I had the opportunity to make the acquaintance of several international fellows from all over the world and learn from their different cultures and mentality. 11) If you were to get the chance to come back, which field of clinical study would you like to focus on? When I decided to come to Severance, I did so because I wanted to focus and specialize on Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery and Robotic Surgery at a high volume and expertise center. I am thankful for my decision, thus should I have the chance to return here, I would also apply for the same clinical fellowship.
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- 작성자International Office
- 작성일2021-11-08
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1) Please introduce yourself. Name : Azharuddin Razak Age : 34 Family members Father :Abdul Razak Mother : Fathimath Zuhara Wife : Dilshad Shirin Kids : Emad , Eva Brother : Anoof Askar, Sister in Law : Jehnaz jamal Kids – Ihsan, Iman, Ilhan 2) Where is your working place back in your country and what is your specialty? Mother Hospital , Thrissur ,Kerala Your specialty – General Surgery 3) How did you get to know Severance? Why did you choose Severance as your training hospital? I got to know about Severance from Dr Ashwin Thangavelu who had earlier come for a fellowship in colorectal surgery. I met him during a South Indian conference. 4) How long is your training period in Korea? One year 5) Which area did you focus on during your fellowship at Severance? Laparoscopic and Robotic Colorectal surgeries with Prof . Yoon Dae Han 6) What is the most impressive feature of Severance Hospital? The hospital infrastructure impressed me the most, one of the best in the world. When I mention about infrastructure, it includes everything from equipments, access, IT, Systems and most importantly the staffs. Starting from the reception team to the cleaning staffs, every member of the team works very hard and is extremely helpful. The medical and surgical facilities, especially in the operating rooms are world class. The number of robotic surgeries done every month in some departments are phenomenal. 7) What are the specific contents of your fellowship program at Severance? I am here as a clinical fellow in the colorectal department led by Professor Byung Soh Min. We have a structured training program which includes Research, Surgical training and weekly clinical presentations. Me and my co-fellows have also participated and presented topics in international conferences also. Even though as a surgeon I had a decent experience, my research history was not adequate enough. After coming here, I am more in to research works and as of now I am part of 4 research works. And regarding surgical training, the wide variety of cases and challenges we observe and assist daily were beyond my expectations. 8) What was your first impression of Korea? Ji Sung Park and Heung Min Son – 2 names that came to my mind when I heard Korea before arriving here. I am a soccer fan and I have followed the above mentioned Korean stars during their career. Nowadays, it’s all about Heung Min Son. But after coming here, I understood Koreans can impress not just in soccer, but also in every other filed. My first thought after arriving here was that how lucky I am to be here. To live in a developed country like Korea and also being able to use the technological advancements including the advanced transport systems were pure pleasure. 9) What is the best memory so far during your stay here? There has been plenty of beautiful memories that will be etched forever in me. Whenever I find time during weekends, I try to attend activities like hiking, cycling and adventure rides. One of my main intention behind such activities are to meet new people and hearing their experiences .People from all over the world join in for such activities and I learn more about their life and culture during such trips. It will be hard for me to choose one single memory because each memories are very special for me. 10) Who are you most thankful for at Severance (who helped you the most) & why? Prof . Yoon Dae Han Ever since my first email, he has always been supportive and helpful in each and every matter related to my fellowship. And if I must name one, it will be his name for sure. He has also helped me when I had personal difficulties and always guided me in taking tough decisions. Along with Dr Han, The Avison Medical Mission team led by Dr Pak and Dr Choi and the other team members - Mr. Kang , Ms. Sara and last but not the least Daniel has helped me throughout my stay. If it was not for them, I wouldn’t have got this chance of training in Korea, and I will be forever grateful to them. 11) If you were to get the chance to come back, which field of clinical study would you like to focus on? If I were to get another chance, I would like to focus on inflammatory bowel diseases- Crohns and Ulcerative Colitis. In my country, IBD is major disease and probably a big challenge for young surgeons. Therefore, if I get another chance, my aim will be to focus on Inflamatory bowel diseases. Along with IBD, I am also keen in learning how to manage complex perianal and recto vaginal fistulas.
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- 작성자International Office
- 작성일2021-11-08
- 833
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Yonsei Institute for Global Health has newly founded the Jejoongwon Distinguished Professor faculty position for the purpose of fulfilling the mission of Yonsei University Health System and the vision as a medical missionairy institution. Jejoongwon Distinguished Professors will play an essential goal in education, research, and medical treatment within the countries where YUHS carries out Global Official Development Assistance projects. Prof. Lee, Min Geol and Prof. Choi, In Hong are appointed as the first Jejoongwon Distinguished Professors at August 30, 2021. As the international society is experiencing rapid changes in health and medical areas, Global ODA projects are recently becoming more crucial, which also leads to a high demand for expertise and systemized methods. The two Jejoongwon Distinguished Professors will meet the demand for professional knowledge and authority in this field. Jejoongwon Distinguished Professor appoints professors who have retired from YUHS universities, including College(School) of Medicine, College of Nursing, College(School) of Dentistry, Graduate School of Nursing, and Graduate School of Public Health, according to the YIGH regulations. The two professors will participate in the KOICA Education and Research Capacity Building Project at University of Medicine and Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
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- 작성자YIGH
- 작성일2021-10-19
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1) Please introduce yourself. Sylvia Alip. I have no family members who live in Korea, currently. I have a mother, father, and brother in the Philippines currently. I am 31 years old. 2) Where is your working place back in your country and what is your specialty? I work in Manila Philippines as a urologic surgeon. 3) How did you get to know Severance? Why did you choose Severance as your training hospital? I chose Severance has a lot of renowned urologic surgeon who teach specific surgeries. The hospital is a high-volume institution for this particular robotic operation 4) How long is your training period in Korea? One year 5) Which area did you focus on during your fellowship at Severance? My focus is on robotic uro-oncology under my supervisor, Dr. Woong Kyu Han. 6) What is the most impressive feature of Severance Hospital? The state-of-the-art technology in Severance Hospital is most impressive. In my field, most especially, latest models of the robotic systems for patient surgery are all available 7) What are the specific contents of your fellowship program at Severance? My fellowship program is focused on Robotic Urologic Oncology. This includes surgery for kidney, prostate, bladder cancer, and other genitourinary surgical operations. 8) What was your first impression of Korea? Knowing Korea to be a first-world country, I was of the impression that the country was technologically-advanced, especially in the field of medicine. 9) What is the best memory so far during your stay here? My best memories are from doing the robotic surgeries under the supervision of my Professors. 10) Who are you most thankful for at Severance (who helped you the most) & why? I am most thankful for my co-fellows who have made my experience worthwhile. Living in a foreign country during a pandemic is not easy, but they have made it so. I am also thankful for my mentors, especially Dr. Han who has given me numerous opportunities for learning in and outside of Severance Hospital.
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- 작성자International Office
- 작성일2021-06-14
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1) Please introduce yourself. Hello, my name is Dr. Mudit Shah. I am 30 years old and married. I have my parents and a sister back home in India. 2) Where is your working place back in your country and what is your specialty? I work in Mumbai, India specializing in Paediatric Orthopaedics. 3) How did you get to know Severance? Why did you choose Severance as your training hospital? I came to Severance hospital on the recommendation of my senior consultant in India, Dr. Chasanal Rathod. She was a fellow here at Severance hospital a few years back. Since, I was interested in neuromuscular Paediatric Orthopaedics, she suggested me to train under Prof. HyunWoo Kim at Severance as he is the best in this field. 4) How long is your training period in Korea? One year 5) Which area did you focus on during your fellowship at Severance? My focus is on learning Neuromuscular deformity management in Paediatric Orthopaedics. My training supervisor is Prof Hyun Woo Kim who is a stalwart in this field. 6) What is the most impressive feature of Severance Hospital? I think Severance hospital is one of the most advanced hospitals I have witnessed in terms of the equipment and the technology it has for providing medical and surgical care. For me the size of the Operating Room complex with almost 50 rooms is absolutely astonishing and amazing. The sheer number of operative cases in the operating room every day helps a budding surgeon like me to develop his skills even more. Severance is also a big centre for research work and they have all facilities to help a researcher do some good original work. 7) What are the specific contents of your fellowship program at Severance? The most important focus of my fellowship is neuromuscular deformity management. It does not only include surgical skills but how a multi-specialty approach helps in decision making. It includes upper limb, lower limb and spine deformities in neuromuscular diseases. General Paediatric cases along with emergency patients of trauma and infection are also part of my training curriculum. I am also doing original research work with my mentor, Prof Kim. Associate professor Dr. Park, is helping me gain some experience with animal research at the Yonsei University Avison biomedical research centre. 8) What was your first impression of Korea? This was the first time that I came out of my country for academic purposes and I was very apprehensive about the language, weather and the food. But I have absolutely loved the kindness and the warmth of the people of this country. The rich history, culture with the most amazing food of Korea does not make me miss home. I think I have blended well with the Korean culture. The discipline of the people to prevent the spread of corona virus is something the world should learn. The beauty of the city changes every season and it was absolutely stunning to watch the colors of autumn leaves when I had just landed here. I can’t wait for the cherry blossom season. 9) What is the best memory so far during your stay here? It's difficult to put one memory but I think visiting the countryside to see the autumn leaves, having Korean food with friends and multiple hiking trips are just a few of the many memories that I will take back to India. On the academic front, I think having those healthy discussions with the professor on pre-operative cases and research topics early Monday morning would be something I would definitely miss. 10) What are your thoughts and feelings about the way Korea is dealing with COVID-19, and what is the situation like in your home country? In these extremely difficult times, I think Korea is outstanding in dealing with the pandemic. Not just with the first but with the second wave too. People in Korea are evolved and aware of the situation and they take all necessary precautions to prevent the spread of the virus. Being a developing country with the second biggest population in the world, India was severely affected in terms of number of cases but I am also glad that India is one of the biggest suppliers of the covid vaccine in the world and it is on a path to recovery. 12) Who are you most thankful for at Severance (who helped you the most) & why? It is a long list. Firstly I would like to thank my supervisor and my mentor, Prof Kim, who has not just been a very good teacher but a great host. Prof Kim and the international office have been very supportive to make my travel and movement from India to Seoul very smooth. I would like to thank the medical mission centre for providing me with the Avison fellowship and being like family away from home. I would like to thank Dr. KunBo Park for allowing me to be a part of his surgical team. I would like to thank the ‘workforce’ of the department, the residents of Paediatric Orthopaedics, who have been patient and have helped me a great deal in understanding the department, the culture and life in Korea. Lastly but very importantly, I would like to thank my colleagues and co-fellows with whom I have made great memories and a lifelong friendship - Dr. Lorenzo, Dr. Thanya, Dr. Sharkawy, Dr. Sylvia, Dr. Pichmanil. 13) If you were to get the chance to come back, which field of clinical study would you like to focus on? If I get a chance, I would come back to learn some new surgical techniques and sharpen my skills with Prof Kim. At the same time, I would also like to come back to understand my shortcomings and deficiencies and improve on them with some healthy discussion with Prof Kim.
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- 작성자International Office
- 작성일2021-06-14
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1) Please introduce yourself. Name: Mona Rae Evangelista Age: 36, turning 37 on February 27 Family members: I am the eldest among 2 children. My mother, father and younger brother are all engineers. I am the only doctor in the family. I have a son who is a smart and good boy. 2) Where is your working place back in your country and what is your specialty? The Medical City in Metro Manila, Philippines Obstetrics and gynecology 3) How did you get to know Severance? Why did you choose Severance as your training hospital? Severance has been the pioneer in Robotic Surgery in Asia. Also, two of my senior co-residents, who graduated ahead of me in my residency training, went to Severance hospital for fellowship training as well. They gave exceptional feedback on their experiences here. 4) How long is your training period in Korea? One year 5) Which area did you focus on during your fellowship at Severance? Minimally invasive surgery – laparoscopy and robotics in Gynecology 6) What is the most impressive feature of Severance Hospital? As my job description is inside the operating room in the cancer center, what impressed me the most are the equipments, machines, and instruments. They are all new and up-to-date. 7) What are the specific contents of your fellowship program at Severance? I am learning techniques in laparoscopy and robotics, in both benign and malignant gynecologic cases.The trend has been geared towards minimally invasive surgery, which – when done efficiently, can reduce the patients’ hospital stay, recovery period, and overall morbidity. It is aesthetically pleasing as well, as there is reduced scarring after the operation. 8) What was your first impression of Korea? Korea is so hip and modern.The country has been popular all over the world for its exciting K-dramas, cool K-pop artists, awesome skincare products, and of course good food. 9) What is the best memory so far during your stay here? My best memory of course is my experience in the hospital, specifically in the Yonsei Cancer Center operating room. The staff, residents, fellows and professors have been so warm and has made my daily experiences very worthwhile. I feel like this is my second home. 10) What are your thoughts and feelings about the way Korea is dealing with COVID-19, and what is the situation like in your home country? Korea has been outstanding in dealing with Covid-19. In my country, contact tracing has been a challenge. This is in contrast to Korea, wherein each person has his own QR code that is used to enter restaurants and other public establishments – for more efficient contact tracing. Covid testing has been very quick and efficient for anyone coming in the country, or anyone who has symptoms. Masks are wore everywhere and at all times. My country, the Philippines, have fluctuating numbers of daily Covid cases. My fellow countrymen are not so lucky in terms of having free Covid-19 testing. Most people still pay for a large fee because not everyone has a health insurance, and not all types of health insurance cover the fee for the Covid test.And as stated previously, contact tracing has been a primary challenge. Therefore, the government just emphasize the importance of social distancing, wearing of masks and face shields – while waiting for the Covid vaccine. 12) Who are you most thankful for at Severance (who helped you the most) & why? I am most thankful to Professor Kim Sang Wun. He has been so accommodating in my stay here in Korea. He has been so patient as well, teaching me not just the surgical techniques but the principles behind it. He has been considerate, especially when I have to attend to some emergency personal or family matters. We sometimes have meals together after work – sometimes in the operating room cafeteria, sometimes outside the hospital (along with the other residents and fellows) - and during those times, he would be so approachable and we would have nice conversations about my goals and aspirations in my career path. 13) If you were to get the chance to come back, which field of clinical study would you like to focus on? I would like to focus on gynecologic oncology, and the updates and trends in the surgical and medical management of different gynecologic cancers.
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- 작성자International Office
- 작성일2021-06-14
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1) Please introduce yourself. My name is Lorenzo Salvatore Solimeno, I am 29 years old and I have one sister (she is in her bachelor to become MD) and one brother (he's studying mathematical engineering). My mother is a radiologist and my father works for the Ministry of Transport in Italy. 2) Where is your working place back in your country and what is your specialty? I am a post-graduate year 4 ENT resident at Fondazione IRCCS Cà Granda - Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico, one of the largest and most important hospital in Milan, Italy. My University is the Università Statale di Milano, one of the most important all around Europe. 3) How did you get to know Severance? Why did you choose Severance as your training hospital? Armando de Virgilio, one of Prof Se-Heon Kim's fellow who studied at Yonsei University 10 years ago is one of my colleague - and friend - in Italy and he described this university as one of the most important, technologically-advanced and ambitious one all around the world. That's exactly what I was looking for in my international experience. 4) How long is your training period in Korea? Unfortunately only 6 months because I could not do more since I have to get my Otolaryngologist degree in Italy as I come back in March 2021. 5) Which area did you focus on during your fellowship at Severance? I focused mainly on head and neck surgery, but above all robotic surgery: Professors like Se-Heon Kim and Yoon Woo Koh are internationally known robotic and head and neck skilled and experienced surgeons. 6) What is the most impressive feature of Severance Hospital? As far as my experience was concerned, I think the most impressive feature of Severance Hospital was its technologically vision of modern medicine and surgery: we are heading towards that kind of world and Severance is surely one of the most advanced hospitals throughout the world. 7) What are the specific contents of your fellowship program at Severance? I focused on head and neck and robotic surgery. Professor Kim and Professor Koh are two of the most known leaders in this field and it has been a privilege for me to work with them. Their role in advancing robotic surgery in a difficult anatomical area such as the head and neck has been one of the most important landmarks in this kind of surgery. 8) What was your first impression of Korea? I had already been here in 2019 for one of the most important robotic congresses in the world. I think Korea is one of the most beautiful countries I have ever visited: for its landscape, its food (really good) and for its people! You are really funny and nice all the time! 9) What is the best memory so far during your stay here? The trip with all my colleagues to Busan: I love the sea and I like all the food I ate there, fantastic experience! 10) What are your thoughts and feelings about the way Korea is dealing with COVID-19, and what is the situation like in your home country? With respect to Italy, here it is like paradise! Everyone respects masks-wearing and social distancing. Unfortunately we are living hard times, but you as Koreans did and are still doing very well, I think! 12) Who are you most thankful for at Severance (who helped you the most) & why? Of course Professors like Kim, Koh and Choi are very unique but I should really thank also their Assistant Professor, who are Prof. Dahee Kim, Prof. Lim Gilchai and Prof. Park. They helped me a lot in getting the most out of this fantastic experience. I also have to thank all my cofellows, without them this experience would not have been so fantastic: Mudit from India, Manil from Cambodia, Thanya from Thailand and Sylvia from Philippines. 13) If you were to get the chance to come back, which field of clinical study would you like to focus on? I would definitely choose the same field or the rhinology one, those are the 2 fields I am most interested in.
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- 작성자International Office
- 작성일2021-06-14
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1) Please introduce yourself. First Name: Periklis Family Name: Koukourikis Age: 31 years 2) Where is your working place back in your country and what is your specialty? Working place: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Specialty: Urology 3) How did you get to know Severance? Why did you choose Severance as your training hospital? Severance Hospital is a well-recognized hospital and one of the busiest robotic centers in the world. During my search for a fellowship, I have got a lot of information through the hospital website and from the Endourology Society website, which is affiliated with Severance Hospital as a training center. I chose Severance Hospital for my training because the Urology Department in Severance Hospital is well-known globally for their academic, clinical, and surgical achievements. 4) How long is your training period in Korea? I will stay for one year fellowship training program, I started my training in February 2020. 5) Which area did you focus on during your fellowship at Severance? The area is Minimally Invasive Surgery & Robotic Urological Surgery. 6) What is the most impressive feature of Severance Hospital? Severance Hospital is a milestone of Korean Medical History. I was impressed when I learned that this is the oldest western-type hospital in Korea. Another important feature is the fact that the first Medical school was also opened here, where the first Medical students in Korea were educated. Firstly, I was introduced to the history of the Severance Hospital by a small museum that exists in the main building, but I learned more details during my Severance International Fellowship - Prime Course(SIF-PC). 7) What are the specific contents of your fellowship program at Severance? I am a Urologist and I graduated recently from my residency program in Greece, took the Greek and European exams for the urology board successfully. The main content of my fellowhsip in Severance was Urologic oncology. This fellowship is focused on treating patients diagnosed with malignancy of the urinary system using minimally invasive techniques. It includes the use of robotic assistance for surgery but also laparoscopy. Furthermore, I had the chance to be involved in functional urology surgeries, treating patients with incontinence and bladder outlet obstruction. 8) What was your first impression of Korea? I didn’t know a lot of things about Korea before coming for my fellowship. I had watched documentaries about the Korean War, as Greece helped that period by sending soldiers here, and I knew that the country was destroyed during the war. Now, I can see a very developed country in all sectors, credits to Koreans, who work very hard and made their country develop very rapidly after the war. This is also obvious in my everyday training : Everyone is doing their best for the patient. 9) What is the best memory so far during your stay here? Every single day living in Korea is unique and I have many nice memories. The most interesting part was meeting people from different cultures and discussing with them about various aspects of life. I have made a lot of friends during my stay in Korea, Koreans and also people from other countries. I learned many things through discussions and my horizons have been broadened. 10) What are your thoughts and feelings about the way Korea is dealing with COVID-19, and what is the situation like in your home country? Korea managed the COVID-19 pandemic very effectively. To be honest, I was a a bit worried about the situation when I arrived in February 2020 as it was the first country after China where the virus occurred. However, I understood that I will be safer here than being in any other place in the world. Greece managed the first wave pretty well, a lockdown was performed for almost 3 months, from March to May, and the number of cases and deaths was relatively low compared to other European countries. However, as in every European country, the second wave of COVID-19 is more severe. My colleagues back home are giving a big fight with the virus. I hope this situation to be finished soon and all the people around the world to be healthy. 12) Who are you most thankful for at Severance (who helped you the most) & why? I got help from many people in Severance and I am thankful for them. My special thanks to Severance Academy(International Office) and the staffs (Mrs. Lee & Mrs. Park) who guided me in collecting the appropriate documents for my training and visa application. The OR staff and nurses were supporting and made me understand the everyday working routine. Of course, I am grateful to my supervisor for my robotic and laparoscopy skills improvement. Finally, I would like to thank Prof. Woong Kyu Han and Prof. Jang Hwan Kim who let me be involved in their surgeries. 13) If you were to get the chance to come back, which field of clinical study would you like to focus on? I believe that I made the right decision and chose Urologic oncology as my main field of studying and training in Korea. Severance is a referral center for these cases and the experience of treating so many cases is very important for my future career. If I would have the chance to come back I would like to be trained more in other sub-specialties of Urology such as functional and female urology as well as in endourology.
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- 작성자International Office
- 작성일2021-06-14
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