New Vice President of the DHV: Prof. Dr. Heike Kielstein in focus

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Beyond office in the German University Association - German Medical Board

Prof. Dr. med. Heike Kielstein, Dean of the Medical Faculty of the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, has taken on an important position as the new Vice President of the German University Association (DHV). It was appointed during the 75th DHV day, which took place in Berlin at the end of March/early April. This position underlines the central role that Kielstein takes up in the German university landscape, especially in the medical field.

In her new function, Kielstein will participate in the regular presidium meetings of the DHV in Bonn and have a significant contribution to the creation of statements. In addition, she is the direct contact for the members of the Saxony-Anhalt State Association and the doctors nationwide organized in the DHV. Their commitment in this role illustrates their efforts to represent the interests of medical professionals and to bring their perspective within the association.

Kielstein has also announced that it focuses on the specific challenges of the East German science landscape. As the only presidium member from the East German federal states, she would like to campaign particularly for the interests of her region and strengthen her voice in the DHV. Your judicial experiences and insights from medical education could be of great importance.

With her far-reaching experience as a director of the Institute for Anatomy and Cell Biology and her role as head of the further training center for clinical anatomy at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Kielstein brings a well-founded expertise into the work areas of the DHV. Her medical training and recognition as a specialist in anatomy, which she obtained in 2004, support her qualifications and commitment in the academic and medical community.

The appointment of Prof. Dr. med. Heike Kielstein represents a significant step for the representation of the medical faculties in the DHV and could help promote the dialogue between universities and health professions in Germany. Her commitment and visions could set positive impulses for the future development of the science landscape in Germany.