Ralf Müller, M.D. Specialist for Anaesthesiology, Intensive Care & Emergency Medicine Stachelbauerweg 4/2 8062 Kumberg Austria Phone: +43 664 633 70 10 Fax: +43 1 804 805 311 02 Email: office@ralfmueller.at URL: www.ralfmüller.at Curriculum Vitae 1 Personal Data
Surname Müller Full Names
native: German excellent: English, IELTS-Test 2010: 7,0 traces: Spanish, Greek
MS-Windows, MS-Office, Adobe CS 5.5, various anaesthesia documentation system
Date of Issue: 2011-10-13 Valid to: 2021-10-12
Stachelbauerweg 4/2 8062 Kumberg, Austria
Stachelbauerweg 4/2 8062 Kumberg, Austria
Medical University Graz, Clinic for Anaesthesiology & Intensiv Care Med. Auenbruggerplatz 29 8036 Graz, Austria
Mobile: +43 660 633 70 10 Job: +43 316 385 80 609
2 Educational Qualifications
2.1 Secondary Schools American High School Diploma
2.2 Tertiary Qualifications Medical Doctor (Doctor Medicinae Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz,
(Leitender Notarzt, LNA) Specialist for Anaesthesiology &
Intensive Care Medicine Diploma of Continuing Education
Membership, monthly Jour fixe Red Cross Paramedic Courses
Emergency + Disaster Medicine Seminar: Parenteral Nutrition Hiesmayr,
(Emergency Medicine Society) Bronchoscopy Course
Anaesthesia and ICM Anaesthesia Training Course
Internship: Internal Intensive Care G. Krejs, Prof. Dr.
Anaesthesia and ICM Chief Emergency Doc Course 2
Emergency Medicine Internship: General Surgery
Society of Anaesthesiology, Resuscitation and ICM Bronchoscopy Course
P. Lechleitner, Prim. Doz Serfaus, Tirol
Medicine Congress of the AGN Pharmacological Interaction
Medicine Congress of the AGN Difficult Airway Management
Medicine Baseleaders Refresher: Chief Emergency Docs B. Mayer, Dr. OMR
Medicine Baseleaders Pain Treatment Course
Medicine Congress of the AGN Symposium for Emergency
High-End-Simulator Workshop: CPR and Multiple
Trauma Megacode Training Workshop: Ultrasound Guided
Center for Styria IELTS: International English
Accompanying Gerneral Deseases Medical Doctors (ÖÄK) ÖNK-Kongress: Austrian Society
of Emergency- & Disastermedic. Workshop: CPR-baby session
Diploma of Continuing Education Austrian Academy of
3 Work Experience
3.1 Present Employment Company
Medical University of Graz, University Clinic of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine
Employment Dates since 01.09.2006 Position Held
Description of Unit The university clinic handles all kinds of anaesthesiology-, intensive
care-, emergency medicine- and pain patients. Starting out with preclinical emergency treatment on the helicopter and mobile ambulance, followed by emergency room care and anaesthesiologic care in all kinds of operation rooms the patients end up either in one of 4 ICU’s or one of the recovery rooms. Besides there is a pain ambulance and 24hour pain treatment, various preoperative ambulances and quiete some scientific studies, which have to be done.
More then 36.000 narcoses a year, 4 ICU’s, 160 anaesthesiologists, 3 departments
I’m “specialised in general anaesthesia” – in other words: there is
very little anaesthesia left, I cannot handle. For the past 6 years my main job has been anaesthesia for various operations, such as: large abdominal-, endocrine-, trauma-, orthopedic-, urologic-, dermatologic-, plastic surgery. Further I do endoscopic and radiologic diagnosis and therapies, as far as anaesthesia is needed. My favorite anaesthesiologic pathway is regional anaesthesia by nervstimulation as well as ultrasound guided. For more the 20 years I do obstetric and gynecological anaesthesiologic treatment, for example obstetric PDA’s. For the past 20 years, my main fields of work besides anaesthesia has been: Preclinical emergency medicine, leading an emergency ambulance base for about 15 years. We did handle all kinds of internal as well as traumatologic emergency cases. My intensive care experiences have been trained in various ICU’s.
Patients who need elective or acute surgical intervention, vitally
threatened patients in the ambulance, emergency room and ICU. Also most of my patients are adult I did handle a lot of paediatric cases.
I like to do general anaesthesia as well as regional anaesthesia,
including SPA, PDA and almost all kinds of nerve blocks.
Having done about 2000 emergency missions I’m used to all kinds of emergency medicine treatments, traumatologic as well as internal cases. Further I’m familiar with most of the intensive care procedures.
There is very little equipment left, which I’m not familiar with.
4 Employment History
Company Position Held Describtion of Unit
Intern, specialising in Dep. of Anaesthesiology
5 References
Name
University of Graz, Department of Histology
Meduni Graz, Department of Anaesthesiology and ICM
G. Habermann, Prim.Dr. Retired Head od Department
LKH-Voitsberg, Department of Anaesthesiology and ICM
Meduni Graz, Department of Internal Medicine
Meduni Graz, Department of Internal Medicine
Meduni Graz, Department of Anaesthesiology and ICM
6 Publications
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