Educational Background
- 2020–Present University of Tartu, Medical Sciences, Doctoral Studies (Medicine)
- 2017–2022 University of Tartu, Medical Sciences, Hematology Residency
- 2011–2017 University of Tartu, Medical Sciences, Medicine
- 2008–2011 Hugo Treffner Gymnasium
- 1999–2008 Miina Härma Gymnasium
Work Experience
- 2022–2024 University of Tartu Hospital, Hematology and Bone Marrow Transplantation Department, Hematologist
- 2017–2022 Hematology Residency at University of Tartu Hospital, North Estonia Medical Centre, South Estonia Hospital
- August 2017 OÜ Perearstid Takker ja Sarapuu, Physician
- July 2017 University of Tartu Hospital, Children's Clinic, Acute Infections Department, Assistant Physician
At Meliva, primary healthcare is provided by family doctors and general practitioners. A family doctor is a specialist who has completed the relevant specialty training. A general practitioner is a registered medical specialist who has completed medical studies. Patients of all ages and with all kinds of health concerns can visit family and general practitioners. If necessary, doctors refer patients for blood tests, examinations, or to suitable specialists to address very specific health problems.
Common reasons to visit a family or general doctor include:
- Infections (e.g., conjunctivitis, urinary tract infections; initial consultation for acute respiratory infections via DigiClinic)
- Treatment and monitoring of chronic diseases (e.g., hypertension, diabetes)
- Preventive health check-ups (consultation for planning tests and interpreting results)
- Obtaining health certificates (e.g., driver's health certificate)
