KLINIKUM ST. GEORG LEIPZIG

Healing and more

Klinikum St. Georg Leipzig

Address:

Delitzscher Str. 141 | 04129 Leipzig (Germany)

Number of beds:

1030

Year of founding:

1212

Employees:

Approx. 3.500

www.sanktgeorg.de

Departments

General, Visceral and Oncological Surgery
Diabetology and General Internal Medicine
Diabetology and Endocrinology
Endocrine Surgery
Interdisciplinary Pediatric Emergency and Intensive Care Medicine / Pneumology
Department of Vascular Surgery
Neonatology / Neonatology follow-up care
Nephrology (kidney and hypertension diseases)
Neuroradiology
Rheumatology
Specialized Septic Surgery
Inpatient Physical Medicine
Thoracic Surgery
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

About

Klinikum St. Georg Leipzig is the second largest hospital in the city of Leipzig and, due to the fact that it was founded as early as 1212, also the oldest.

More than 3,500 employees care for patients here around the clock. The hospital is one of the main care providers and is the point of contact for many people, both regionally and nationally. With 1,030 beds and close interaction between the clinic and outpatient departments, a wide range of services is offered in an interdisciplinary environment. In 14 specialist departments, students have the opportunity to gain insights into various areas, such as Neonatology, Endocrine Surgery or Neuroradiology.

The well-being of its own employees is a matter of great importance to the hospital. For this reason, there is a broad future-oriented educational program that covers not only purely professional topics, but also commercial and technical areas. Students can thus look forward to extensive practical training and insights into the workings of a hospital.

News

20. December 2021

Klinikum St. Georg Leipzig and UMFST-UMCH cooperate in the training of future physicians

The ranks of UMFST-UMCH Teaching Hospitals have once again been expanded by another entry – Klinikum St. Georg in Leipzig. The St. Georg corporate group operates one of the largest and most traditional healthcare facilities in central Germany. Every year, around 42,000 inpatients and day patients are treated here, around 21,000 are undergoing surgery and a further 125,000 are treated on an outpatient basis. In addition, a medical vocational school...