Novosibirsk State Medical Academy (NSMA) (Russian: Новосибирский государственный медицинский университет, НГМУ) - a medical academy in Novosibirsk, Russia for training qualified doctors.
It was organized in 1935 when the medical faculty was opened. Until 1999 it was known as the Novosibirsk medical institute. From 2005 it is the Novosibirsk medical academy. From 1996 to 2007 the institute was headed by prof. A. V. Efremov. The academy's rector from February 21, 2008 is prof. Marinkin I.O.
At NSMA the following institutes and centers function: the medical advisory center, institute of cosmetology, institute of internal medicine, advice of independent medical experts, the certified center, the central certifying commission in SFO, the international center, the district center of protection of motherhood and the childhood, a sports camp, publishing house Sibmedizdat ("Сибмедиздат"), a video studio Avitsenna ("Авиценна") and others. Also, a newspaper and "Magazine of clinical and experimental medicine" is issued.
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