The well-being of any family consists of many factors. Among the most important components is the physical and mental health of the child. Mark Kurtser, obstetrician-gynecologist, seeks to improve the quality of medical care.
Starting conditions
Some insightful people believe that the date of birth of the child is not the moment when the fetus leaves the womb, but the hour of conception. One cannot disagree with this statement, but there is some truth in it. The famous gynecologist Mark Arkadievich Kurtser was born on June 30, 1957 in an ordinary Soviet family. Parents at that time lived in Moscow. My father worked as an engineer at an engineering plant. Mother taught engineering graphics at the Polytechnic Institute.
Mark grew up in a calm and friendly atmosphere. He was loved. He was taken care of. Properly instructed and taught. A great influence was exerted on the nephew by his own uncle, who worked as a physiologist. It is not surprising that from a young age the boy dreamed of becoming a doctor and treating sick people. Kurzer studied well at school. He went in for sports and took part in social events. Having received a certificate of maturity in 1974, Mark entered the medical institute.
Professional activity
The educational process at the Pirogov Moscow Medical Institute has been delivered with high quality. To get a specialized education, you need to unlearn six years. Kurtser as a student showed a genuine interest in his profession. He tried to communicate with qualified and experienced doctors as often as possible. Already in his second year, he began to regularly assist surgeons during operations. After completing residency, the young specialist worked for twelve years at the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics. After which he successfully defended his thesis.
In 1994, Dr. Kurtser took over as head physician at the Center for Family Planning and Human Reproduction. Simultaneously with the performance of his duties, Mark Arkadievich bears the idea of creating a specialized center "Mother and Child". The author of the project believed that the patient of this center should be not only the expectant mother, but also the fetus developing in her womb. In 2001, the first clinic of this profile opened in Moscow. At the same time, Kurzer was approved by the chief gynecologist of the capital.
