Vytenis Andriukaitis - Medical Career

Medical Career

  • 1975-1976 surgeon at Kaunas 3rd Hospital.
  • 1976-1984 surgeon at central hospital in Ignalina district.
  • In 1979 completed specialization courses in general surgery at the University of Vilnius.
  • In 1980 completed specialization courses of war surgery in Military Hospital in Riga district.
  • In 1982 completed abdominal surgery specialization courses at Vilnius University.
  • In 1983 completed trauma and orthopaedics surgery specialization courses at University of Vilnius.
  • In 1984 became a surgeon in the second category.
  • 1985-1993 was the cardiac surgeon of Heart Surgery Centre at Republican Clinical Hospital in Vilnius.
  • In 1987 finished heart and vascular surgery specialization courses in Moscow Bakulev Cardiovascular Institute.
  • In 1989 became a first category cardiovascular surgeon.
  • 1998-2004 became a member of International Doctors’ Association.
  • 1989-1996 became a member of Lithuanian Doctors’ Association.
  • Since 1989 became a member of Lithuanian Heart Association.
  • 2006-2008 lectured in the State Environmental Health Centre, also prepared projects in health law, and social issues.

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