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GEMS – the Global Education of Medicine and Science, helps in advancing healthcare and technological fields that are currently developing. The organization supports and collaborates with world experts, to deliver the right content at the right time, by providing the needed resources and formats to deliver high-quality learning experiences.

Leading

Education

GEMS is a non-profit organization established to drive education in healthcare and science forward, by employing various continued medical education formats, with the ultimate goal of improving patient outcomes globally.

GEMS is set to pursue the following objectives:

  • Endorse the organization of conferences for healthcare professionals (HCPs), scientists, and researchers, in various fields
  • Support professionals to attend education events
  • Develop eLearning and other platforms
  • Facilitate fundraising and grant applications to support educational activities
  • Create links between professionals and other relevant stakeholders
  • Advance patient education and advocacy

Leadership

President GEMS, Uzi Beller

Uzi Beller

President

Dr. Uzi Beller has been director of the Division of Gynecological Surgery and Oncology since 1990 in Shaare Zedek Medical Center, following his return to Israel from NYU Medical Centre in New York where he had been the Acting Director of Gynecologic Oncology.

Throughout his career besides the vast experience in the area of Gynecology, he has taken many positions in international societies.

Natan Bornstein

Secretary

Dr. Bornstein is Professor of Neurology at the Tel-Aviv University, Sackler Faculty of Medicine and until 2016 was a Head of Stroke Unit at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center. Dr. Bornstein has been Chairman of the Israeli Neurological Association from 2008 to 2017 and Vice President of the World Stroke Organization since 2008. He has vast experience in the industry and is on the Advisory Board of several pharmaceutical companies.

Urs Beat Schaad

Treasurer

Dr. Urs Beat Schaad graduated in 1971 from the Medical Faculty of the Bernese Medical School and in 1978 he completed his specialist training in Pediatrics. By the end of 2018, he had presented more than 400 times at Professional medical meetings all around the world. He is a member of various infectious disease committees and professional organizations and has a long and vast experience in collaboration with pharmaceutical companies regarding vaccines, antibiotics and immunostimulants.

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