PROF. DR. MED. STEFAN EBER

Career

• 1981 – 1982 Military physician in Günzburg/Danube
• 1982 – 1989 Research assistant at Göttingen University Pediatric Clinic
• 1989 – 1999 chief resident, since 1994 medical director, University Clinic Göttingen: general and infection ward, infant ward, hematological and hemostaseological outpatient department, HIV outpatient department
• 1994 – 1999 board member of the Pediatric Center of Georg August University Göttingen
• 1995 – 1999 board Member of the Pediatric Center of the University of Göttingen
• 1996 head of the working group of the Society for Pediatric Oncology and Hematology: guidelines for pediatric hematology (spherocytosis, thalassemia, sickle cell disease)
• Since 1999 appointment as Medical Director of Hemato-Oncology at the Zurich University Pediatric Clinic
• Since 1999 Board Member of the “Foundation for the promotion of bone marrow transplantation”, Ebmatingen, Switzlerland
• Since 2007 own practice specializing in pediatric hematology/oncology/hemostaseology and neonatology

Residency

• 1988 Specialist in pediatrics
• 1996 Specialization in neonatology

University study and training

• 1994 – 1980 at Ludwig-Maximilian University, Munich
• 1980 medical license
• 1982 doctorate

Further training

• 2001 Diploma in stem cell therapy, Université Haute Alsace
• 2003 Specialization in pediatric hematology/oncology (FMH): diploma awarded by the Swiss Medical Association
• 2003 Specialist in hematolological analytics (FAMH): diploma awarded by the Swiss Society of Medical Genetics, with an additional qualification for DNS/RNS
• 2004 Specialization in pediatric hematology and oncology (Bavarian State Board of Physicians)
• 2007 medical license for basic psychosomatic care (KVB)
• 2007 Hemostaseology (Bavarian State Board of Physicians)

Award

• 1998 Adalbert Czerny Award of the German Society of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine
• 2017 Günter Landbeck Excellence Award (Prize for the best clinical work, together with Prof. Harald Schulze) at the Hemophilia Conference for the study ‘The Diagnosis of Delta-Storage Pool Disorder (SPD) in Children with Bleeding Disorders.’