MUDr. Zuzana Rendekova, Regenerative Medicine - Malacky, Slovakia

“I am a physician with experience in both research and clinical practice in Slovakia and Canada. I worked on stem cell proliferation and differentiation research at the Faculty of Medicine, Comenius University. I worked in the field of healthcare facility management in Canada for 17 years. After returning from Canada, I worked as a physician, sub-investigator for the 1st phase of clinical drug trials in Bratislava. Currently, I work as a physician at CellCenter in Bratislava. The patient and ethics always come first for me. I can communicate in: Slovak and English.”

• Stem Cell Treatment: Providing advanced clinical care using stem cell therapies for a variety of conditions, contributing to the landscape of Stem Cell Treatment in Europe.
• Stem Cell Research: Significant experience in researching stem cell proliferation and differentiation, forming a strong scientific basis for her clinical work.
• Clinical Drug Trials: Experience as a sub-investigator in the 1st phase of clinical drug trials, demonstrating a commitment to advancing medical knowledge and treatment options.
• Clinical Care: Delivering compassionate and skilled medical care with a strong emphasis on ethical considerations and patient-centered approaches.
• Healthcare Facility Management: Extensive experience in managing healthcare facilities, ensuring efficient and patient-focused operational environments.

• MUDr. (Medicinae Universae Doctor / Doctor of General Medicine)

• International Experience: Valuable experience gained from working in both the Slovak and Canadian healthcare systems, offering a global perspective on medical practice and research.
• Patient-First Philosophy: Deeply committed to an approach where the patient's needs and ethical considerations are paramount in all aspects of care.
• Research Acumen: Solid foundation in stem cell research, which informs her clinical practice and approach to innovative treatments.
• Multilingual Communication: Fluent in Slovak and English, facilitating clear and effective communication with a diverse range of patients.