MUDr. Jan Šindelář

Spécialisation: Anesthesiologist
59 années d'expérience
Espace de travail: République tchèque, Prague, Klinika Laser Esthetic
- Anesthesiologist and Intensive Care Medicine specialist at the clinic with training in anesthesiology and resuscitation (I° in 1978, II° in 1981).
- Led Cardioanesthesiology as chief physician from 1995–1999 at ARO – NNH Prague.
- Worked in intensive care and hospital anesthesia settings, including ARO Nemocnice Benešov u Prahy as deputy head from 1975–1991.
- Studied cardioanesthesiology in the Netherlands (Maastricht, 1994) and thoracic surgery anesthesia in the USA (Pittsburgh, 1995), and trained in laparoscopic and robotic techniques in Sweden (Stockholm, 2005).
- Since 2008, listed at Anestar s.r.o. in Prague.
MUDr. Jan Šindelář is an anesthesiologist at the clinic with Intensive Care Medicine specialization. He completed I° anesthesiology and resuscitation (1978) and II° (1981), and he led cardioanesthesiology as chief physician at ARO – NNH Prague from 1995 to 1999. His training includes international study stays in Maastricht (1994), Pittsburgh (1995), and Stockholm (2005).

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Qualifications

MUDr. Jan Šindelář at the clinic is an anesthesiologist with Intensive Care Medicine specialization, bringing decades of anesthesia and perioperative experience to the team. His qualification history lists I° anesthesiology and resuscitation in 1978 and II° anesthesiology and resuscitation in 1981, alongside I° internal medicine in 1974. He studied at the Faculty of General Medicine, Charles University (FVL UK Praha) from 1961 to 1967 and is listed as having been promoted in 1967. Career-wise, the clinic materials highlight leadership in cardioanesthesiology: from 1995 to 1999 he is described as chief physician for cardioanesthesiology at ARO – NNH Prague. Earlier, from 1975 to 1991, he worked at ARO Nemocnice Benešov u Prahy as deputy head (zástupce primáře). Since 2008, he has been listed at Anestar s.r.o. in Prague. His advanced training and international study stays are also detailed. He completed a special course for cardioanesthesiology with IKEM in 1982, and he studied cardioanesthesiology in Maastricht in 1994. In 1995, he trained in thoracic surgery anesthesia in Pittsburgh, and in 2005 he studied laparoscopic and robotic techniques in Stockholm.

Education

1961–1967 — FVL UK Praha (Faculty of General Medicine, Charles University in Prague).
1974 — I° internal medicine.
1978 — I° anesthesiology and resuscitation.
1981 — II° anesthesiology and resuscitation.

Work experience

2008–present — Anestar s.r.o., Prague.
1991–2008 — ARO – NNH Prague (1995–1999: chief physician for cardioanesthesiology).
1975–1991 — ARO Nemocnice Benešov u Prahy (deputy head).
1968–1975 — assistant professor, FVL UK Praha (Institute of Biophysics and Nuclear Medicine).

Clinical focus and techniques

At the clinic, MUDr. Jan Šindelář’s background is specifically tied to anesthesia for complex procedures and perioperative safety.

Cardioanesthesiology (kardioanestezie).
Anesthesia in thoracic surgery (anestesie v hrudní chirurgii).
Laparoscopic and robotic techniques training (as part of advanced study).

Professional societies and certifications

Not specified in the clinic’s presented materials.

Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

1982 — special course for cardioanesthesiology — IKEM.
1994 — study stay in Holand (Maastricht) for cardioanesthesiology.
1995 — study stay in USA (Pittsburgh) for thoracic surgery anesthesia.
2005 — study stay in Sweden (Stockholm) for laparoscopic and robotic techniques.

Awards and recognition

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The clinic’s patient pathway includes anesthesia planning and postoperative monitoring; for example, surgical procedures such as breast augmentation and liposuction are described with anesthesia type and postoperative observation. The materials do not list spoken languages, but the team structure supports consistent perioperative care for both local and international patients.