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Prof. Dr. med. Stephan Klessinger

Neurosurgeon

1990 - 1997 Medicine at University of Freiburg, Germany

10.06.1997 Graduation as Dr. med. (Ph.D.) at University of Freiburg (Professor Dr. B. Christ, Institut of Anatomy and Embryology)

1997 - 1999 Department of Neurosurgery, University Hospital of Erlangen, Germany (Professor Dr. R. Fahlbusch)

1999 - 2005 Department of Neurosurgery, University Hospital of Essen, Germany (Professor Dr. D. Stolke)

2000 - 2005 Teaching Neurosurgery and Intensive Care at the School for Nurses, Essen

since 6/2005 nova clinic Biberach

since 2006 Quality Management. DIN-ISO 9001 Certificate

since 2012 Research group and teaching Neurosurgery at Ulm University, Ulm, Germany (Prof. Halatsch)

since 2014 European Instructor (International Spine Intervention Society)

since 2014 "Privatdozent" (Associate Professor) of Neurosurgery at Ulm University, Ulm, Germany

2015 – 2019 Vice-Chair of the "Education Committee" of the International Spine Intervention Society.

Accreditation in Evidence-Based Medicine

since 2019 Professor of Neurosurgery, Ulm University

2019 2022 Vice Chair of the International Division of the Spine Intervention Society (SIS).

since 2020 Instructor for Spine Interventions for IGOST and DWG

since 2020 Member of "Beirat" of IGOST (Interdisziplinäre Gesellschaft für orthopädische/unfallchirurgische und allgemeine Schmerztherapie)

since 2021 Deputy managing direcor of IGOST

since 2021 Member of the Editorial Board "Interventional Pain Medicine" (official journal of the Spine Intervention Society, SIS)

since 2021 Member of the Commission for conservative spinal therapy (DWG)

August 2022 Qualification Neurosurgical Pain Therapy