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    selected
    locations
    in Germany

    Below you will find a selection of medical locations in Germany

    Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
    Charité – University Hospital Berlin

    Establishment and Status

    Charité was founded in 1710 as a plague house on the then outskirts of Berlin to manage a looming epidemic. After the plague had been overcome, it was converted into a military hospital and, over the centuries, developed into one of the most renowned university hospitals in the world.

    Locations and Size

    4 Locations:

    • Campus Benjamin Franklin (Lichterfelde)
    • Campus Berlin-Buch
    • Campus Charité Mitte
    • Campus Virchow-Klinikum (Wedding)

     

    Size

    Beds:

    • 3,293

     

    Clinics & Institutes:

    • Over 100, organized into 17 Charité Centers

    Structure and Staff

    Total Employees:

    • 19,977

     

    Physicians & Researchers:

    • 5,671

     

    Nursing Staff:

    • 6,188

     

    Professors:

    • 321

    Patient Numbers

    Inpatient/Partial Inpatient:

    • 123,793 treatments per year

     

    Outpatient:

    • 682,731 treatments per year

     

    Total:

    • Over 800,000 medical cases per year

    Clinical Focus Areas

    • Oncology
    • Neurosciences
    • Immunology
    • Rare Diseases
    • Regenerative Therapies

    Research, Teaching, and Patient Care

    • 31 Collaborative Research Centers
    • 19 EU Projects

    Special Features

    Significance

    • University of Excellence as part of the Berlin University Alliance
    • Over 50% of German Nobel Prize winners in medicine have come from Charité.

     

    Special Features

    • Host of the World Health Summit, one of the world’s leading health conferences
    • Global reputation in research, teaching, and medical care.
    LMU Klinikum München
    LMU Clinic Munich

    Establishment and Status

    • An independent part of Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) Munich since 1999
    • Second-largest maximum care hospital in Germany after Charité in Berlin

    Locations and Size

    Two main locations:

    • City Center Großhadern

     

    Capacity:

    • 1,964 beds across 60 wards

    Structure and Stuff

    Facilities:

    • 48 clinics, departments, and institutes

     

    Staff:

    • Approximately 10,400 employees in total:
      • 1,800 physicians
      • 3,200 nurses
      • 5,300 medical-technical professionals

    Patient Numbers

    • Around 530,000 patients annually

    Clinical Focus Areas

    Comprehensive range of specialized services, including:

    • General and visceral surgery (incl. transplant surgery)
    • Cardiology and cardiac surgery
    • Neurology and neurosurgery
    • Hematology and oncology
    • Gynecology and obstetrics
    • Pediatrics and adolescent medicine, as well as child and adolescent psychiatry

    Research, Teaching and Patient Care

    • A leader in interdisciplinary collaboration between healthcare, research, and teaching
    • Recognized as one of the centers for medical innovation in Europe

    Special Features

    • One of the largest and most modern university hospitals in Europe
    • Outstanding in patient care and a leader in research and teaching
    München Klinikum Großhadern
    Munich Clinic Großhadern

    Establishment and Status

    Founding:

    • 1972

    Status:

    • One of the most important sites of the LMU University Hospital and one of the largest university hospitals in Europe

    Locations and Size

    Capacities:

    • 1,210 beds – current figures can be added

     

    Facilities:

    • New surgical center with 32 state-of-the-art operating rooms
    • Numerous specialized centers and departments

    Structure and Staff

    Staff:

    • Over 11,000 employees (exactly 11,309 in 2022), including:
      • Approximately 1,800 medical professionals
      • Around 3,300 nursing staff

    Patient Numbers

    Inpatient treatments:

    • Approximately 89,000 patients annually

     

    Outpatient treatments:

    • Around 454,000 patients annually, including 121,000 through the emergency department

    Clinical Focus Areas

    Wide range of medical services, including:

    • General surgery
    • Oncology
    • Neurology
    • Cardiology
    • Transplant medicine

    Research, Teaching and Patient Care

    Research Focus Areas:

    • Rare diseases
    • Cardiology
    • Neurosciences

     

    Research Activities:

    • Interdisciplinary projects and development of new therapies and diagnostic methods
    • Participation in numerous research initiatives

     

    Teaching:

    • Close affiliation with LMU, with strong interdisciplinary exchange between the hospital and the university

     

    Healthcare Services:

    • Advanced patient care and safety management systems to ensure the highest quality and patient safety

    Special Features

    • Leading center for medical innovation through the integration of research, teaching, and patient care
    Universitätsklinikum Bonn (UKB)
    University Clinic Bonn (UKB)Universitätsklinikum Bonn (UKB)

    Establishment and Status

    Founded:

    • 1818

    Significance:

    • One of the leading medical institutions in Germany

    Location and Size

    Location:

    • Venusberg in Bonn

     

    Area:

    • 40 hectares (400,000 square meters)

     

    Facilities:

    • Modern clinics, research laboratories, and comprehensive infrastructure

    Structure and Staff

    Staff:

    • Over 10,000 employees, including:
      • 2,000 physicians and researchers

    Patient Numbers

    • Around 230,000 inpatient and outpatient treatments

    Clinical Focus Areas

    Specializations:

    • Neurology
    • Immunology
    • Oncology

    Research, Teaching and Patient Care

    • Combination of healthcare, research, and teaching
    • Research projects and studies are directly integrated into patient care
    • Leading center for cutting-edge research and excellent patient care

    Special Features

    • Outstanding in combining medical care, education, and research
    Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE)
    University Clinic Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE)Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE)

    Establishment and Status

    Status:

    • Major university hospital of Hamburg

    Significance:

    • One of the largest hospitals in Hamburg

    Locations and Size

    Organization:

    • 13 centers with over 80 clinics, outpatient departments, and institutes

     

    Capacity:

    • More than 1,800 beds
    • Around 270 beds at the University Heart and Vascular Center UKE (UHZ)
    • Approximately 60 beds at the Martini Clinic

    Structure and Staff

    Staff:

    • Approximately 14,900 employees in total
    • 2,400 physicians and researchers
    • 3,100 nurses and therapists

    Education:

    • 1,000 training positions annually in health and technology fields
    • School of Life Science Hamburg: State-recognized vocational school for biological-technical assistance
    • Medical faculty with around 3,400 students in medicine and dentistry

    Patient Numbers

    Inpatient:

    • Approximately 89,000 patients annually

     

    Outpatient:

    • Around 454,000 patients annually, including 121,000 through the emergency department

    Clinical Focus Areas

    Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery:

    • University Heart and Vascular Center UKE (UHZ) offering specialized care for cardiovascular diseases

     

    Oncology:

    • Martini Clinic – world-leading center for the treatment of prostate cancer

     

    Neurology and Neurosurgery:

    • Treatment of complex neurological disorders

     

    Pediatrics:

    • Specialized departments for child and adolescent medicine

     

    Transplant Medicine:

    • Comprehensive transplantation program

     

    Rare Diseases:

    • Expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of rare conditions

     

    Emergency Medicine:

    • Modern emergency department with over 121,000 patients annually

    Research, Teaching and Patient Care

    • Integration of medical care, teaching, and research
    • Innovative educational programs

    Special features

    • Comprehensive range of medical services
    • A leader in medical education and research
    Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg
    University Clinic Heidelberg

    Establishment and Status

    • One of the leading medical centers in Germany and internationally
    • Combines cutting-edge medicine with biomedical research
    • Over 600 years of tradition in the medical faculty

    Location and Size

    Campus Neuenheimer Feld:

    • Main location with specialized clinics, including:
      • surgery,
      • radiology,
      • women’s clinic,
      • children’s hospital,
      • National Center for Tumor Diseases (NCT)

    Campus Bergheim:

    • Psychiatric and psychosomatic clinics

     

    Additional locations:

    • Orthopedics in Schlierbach
    • Thorax Clinic in Rohrbach
    • District Hospital Bergstraße

    Structure and Staff

    Organization:

    • More than 50 specialized clinics, departments, and institutes
    • Part of the Heidelberg University Medical Faculty

     

    Staff:

    • Around 14,000 employees
    • Including over 1,000 physicians and researchers
    • Approximately 4,000 nurses

     

    Education and Teaching:

    • Training in various health professions
    • Close integration with biomedical research and teaching

    Patient Numbers

    • Around 84,000 inpatient and over 1.1 million outpatient treatments annually

    Clinical Focus Areas

    Cancer Medicine:

    • National Center for Tumor Diseases (NCT) offering innovative, interdisciplinary therapies

     

    Heidelberg Heart Center:

    • Specialized in cardiovascular diseases
    • Home to Germany’s first “Chest Pain Unit” and “Advanced Heart Failure Unit”

     

    Additional Specialties:

    • Transplant medicine
    • Neurosciences
    • Genetics

    Research, Teaching and Patient Care

    Close collaborations with the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), the Max Planck Institute, and EMBL

    Research Focus Areas:

    • Oncology
    • Cardiovascular research
    • Infectious diseases
    • Neurosciences

    Special Features

    • Combination of cutting-edge medicine, research, and teaching to ensure patient care at the highest level