Jürgen Kiwit
Spine Care/Surgery
35+
Years of Experience
About Jürgen Kiwit
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Awards
- • German Society of Neurosurgery
- • German Society for Neuropathy and Neuroanatomy
- • American Association of Neurological Surgeons
- • Mayo College Alumni Association
Neurosurgeon
1992–1993 – Second Senior Doctor at Heinrich Heine University Hospital, Düsseldorf.
1994–1998 – Head of the Neurosurgery Department at Heinrich Heine University Hospital.
Since 1998 – Chief Physician in Neurosurgery at Helios Berlin-Buch.
Since 2005 – Head of the Spinal Cord Disorders Department for Helios Hospitals Group.
2007–2018 – Vice President at Helios Berlin-Buch.
Since 2018 – Practicing Neurosurgeon at Meoclinic Berlin.
Performed by Jürgen Kiwit
Spine Care/Surgery
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Pediatric Treatment
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Cancer Treatment
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