Irena Mehandjiska Shumanska

Spécialisation: General practitioner
13 années d'expérience
Espace de travail: Chine, Pékin, International Medical Center (IMC-Beijing) / BJIMC
- Specialist at the clinic: Dr. Irena Mehandjiska Shumanska is a General Practitioner with family medicine experience, health screenings, and neurological status assessment.
- She graduated from St. Cyril and Methodius University in Macedonia in 2013.
- She has experience dealing with emergencies and continuously trains First Aid Skills for people.
- She conducted a 3-hour sports first aid training for Elite Squash Academy participants and authored IMC patient-education articles, including chronic pain awareness and breastfeeding awareness.
Dr. Irena Mehandjiska Shumanska is a specialist at the clinic working as a General Practitioner with family medicine experience, health screenings, and neurological status assessment. She graduated in 2013 from St. Cyril and Methodius University in Macedonia. She has emergency care experience, continuously trains First Aid Skills, and led a 3-hour sports first aid training for Elite Squash Academy participants.

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Qualifications

Dr. Irena Mehandjiska Shumanska is a specialist at the clinic working as a General Practitioner with experience in family medicine. Her work includes health screenings and neurological status assessment, and she is described as caring for patients every day. She also has experience dealing with emergencies and continuously trains First Aid Skills. Her education includes graduating from St. Cyril and Methodius University in Macedonia in 2013. In addition to clinical work, she contributes to community education: IMC organized a 3-hour sports first aid training for Elite Squash Academy participants, and she conducted it. The training covered roles and responsibilities of a Sports First Aider and prevention/assessment of sports injuries. She also authored IMC patient-education articles, including chronic pain awareness content and breastfeeding awareness content. Her profile emphasizes a practical, trust-building approach that goes beyond immediate symptom care.

Education

2013 — St. Cyril and Methodius University (Macedonia) — medical degree (graduated 2013).

Work experience

Before joining Beijing International Medical Center — Oasis International Hospital Beijing — Family Medicine Doctor (dates not stated).
Worked at an Ophthalmological Department, with eye examination listed as a strength (dates not stated).
Medical High School — teaching experience (subjects taught not specified; dates not stated).
IMC Clinics — General Practitioner / family medicine doctor (role start year not stated).

Clinical focus and techniques

At the clinic, Dr. Irena Mehandjiska Shumanska’s General Practitioner practice is described through screening, neurological assessment, emergency experience, and prevention-focused patient education.

Health screenings.
Neurological status assessment.
First aid skills training (continuous).
Eye examination (strength mentioned).
Emergency care experience.

Professional societies and certifications

No societies or board certifications are listed for Dr. Irena Mehandjiska Shumanska on the clinic staff information.

Academic output

She authors IMC medical articles, including chronic pain awareness and breastfeeding awareness topics.

Courses and advanced training

Conducted a 3-hour sports first aid training for Elite Squash Academy participants (roles/responsibilities and prevention/assessment of sports injuries).

Awards and recognition

No awards are listed for Dr. Irena Mehandjiska Shumanska on the clinic staff information.

Dr. Irena Mehandjiska Shumanska works at the clinic in Beijing and supports patients through primary care, screenings, neurological status assessment, and practical first aid training. Her patient-education authorship and community training experience make her a good fit for families who want guidance that supports prevention and day-to-day wellbeing.