Medical education and clinical career
DOC records medical education at the Kyrgyz State Medical Institute from 1983 to 1991 and an obstetrics-gynaecology internship in 1991–1992. It lists obstetric and gynaecological work in Balykchy in 1992–1994, followed by gynaecological endocrinology at Bishkek Family Medicine Centre No. 1 from 1994 to 2023.
The hospital dates her DOC appointment in gynaecological endocrinology and reproductive medicine to February 2023. Its biography describes more than three decades of clinical practice; this is the provider’s stated background rather than an independently audited employment record.
Reproductive-medicine and procedural training
The published training history includes gynaecological endocrinology in 1996, further family-medicine study in 1999–2000 and infertility or assisted-reproduction courses in Moscow in 2012 and Almaty in 2013.
Further reproductive-medicine courses are listed in Milan and Sochi in 2015 and Almaty in 2021. The biography also records hysteroscopy and intrauterine-procedure training in 2023, followed by ultrasound study in Yekaterinburg and a hysteroscopy event in Tashkent in 2024. These entries describe training subjects, not a prescribed investigation list for every patient.
Consultation arrangements
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Provider biography read 29 October 2026. Education, employment and responsibilities are attributed to DOC University Clinic; credentials and local practice rights have not been independently verified.