Susanna Petrosyan

Languages: Armenian, Russian, English

Work experience:

From 05.10.2020 to to present: “Vardanants” Center for Innovative Medicine, Yerevan, Armenia, laboratory doctor

15.06․ 2018-01․10․2020: MC Astghik, Yerevan, Armenia, laboratory doctor

07.05․2009-01․07․2014: Mikaelyan Institute of Surgery, Yerevan, Armenia, laboratory doctor

01․09․2008-30․04․2009: Policlinic No 12, Yerevan, Armenia, laboratory doctor

17․07․2006-23.07․2007: MEDLAB laboratory, Yerevan, Armenia, laboratory doctor

Education:

2001-2002: National Institute of Health named after academician A. Avdalbekyan within the Ministry of Health of RA, clinical laboratory diagnostics: doctor of clinical laboratory diagnostics, Yerevan, Armenia

1995-2001: University of Traditional Medicine, Faculty of Therapy, qualification: physician, Yerevan, Armenia

Academic activity:

17-21․10․2022: Training: “Vaginal smear examination”, National Institute of Health named after academician A. Avdalbekyan within the Ministry of Health of RA, Yerevan, Armenia

01-12․03․2021: Training: “ Laboratory studies using polymerase chain reaction and molecular genetics methods in clinical practice”, National Institute of Health named after academician A. Avdalbekyan within the Ministry of Health of RA, Yerevan, Armenia

05-30․10․2020: Training: “ General clinical laboratory diagnostic methods”, Yerevan State Medical University after M. Heratsi, Yerevan, Armenia

18-29․03․2019: Training: “ Cytological examination of cervical pathology”, Yerevan State Medical University after M. Heratsi, Yerevan, Armenia

09-18․12․2009: Courses for laboratory staff: “ Preparation of microscopic examination”, Global Foundation to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Yerevan, Armenia

01-05․09․2009: Seminar: “ Organization of anti-tuberculosis control according to the DOTS strategy”, Global Foundation to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Yerevan, Armenia

15-31․10․2008: Training courses: “ Clinical laboratory diagnosis of blood system diseases”, National Institute of Health named after academician A. Avdalbekyan within the Ministry of Health of RA, Yerevan, Armenia