Zangen Shmuel

Dr. Zangen Shmuel                                

Head of the Neonatal and the Intensive Care Unit for the neonate and the preterm

Medical Education

1975-1982 Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel.

Other Educations

Master in Health System Administration, Faculty of Business Administration, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel

Specialty

Pediatrics

Neonatology

Licenses

MD – Israel

Positions and clinical experience

1987-1993 Residency in Pediatrics, Schneider medical center, Petach Tiqva, Israel

1993-1996 Residency in Neonatology, Schneider medical center, Petach Tiqva, Israel

1996-1998 Military service

2000-2003 Senior physician, Intensive care unit of the neonate and the preterm

2003 – Current Head of the Neonatal and the Intensive Care Unit for the neonate and the

            preterm

Military Service

1982           Medical Officers course

1982-1984 Regimental and divisional physician in the division of Infantry, Lebanon War

1984-1986 Commander of the Medical Officers Course

1997-1999 Commander of Training Unit, Military school

Fellowships

1999-2000 Residency in neonatal abnormalities of the intestinal system, Children Hospital, University college of Irvine, Orange, California, USA

Membership of Professional Organizations in Israel and Abroad

♦ Israel Medical Association

♦ State Physicians Organization

♦ Israel Neonatal Society

Awards

2000 Young Investigator Reward of the First North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition (NASPGHAN) international conference, Boston, USA.

Humanitarian Activity

1986 Earth Quake, Medical rescue team, Israel Defense Force

Publications

³ Y. Morad, B. Kaplan, S. Zangen. Management of meconium-stained in neonates, J. of

     Obs. & Gyn. 1998, 18, (3) 223-226. 

³ R. Somech, S. Zangen, P. Merlob. Parameters in early prediction of broncho-pulmonic

     dysplasia in preterm infants, J. of the Israel medical association, 1998, 135, (1-2):47-51.

³ R. Gale, D.S.  Seidman, S. Zengen, A.F. Fischer, D.K. Stevenson. Population at risk for Low

     Birth Weight infants, J. of The Israeli medical association, 1988, 115, (12) 357-360.

³ R. Steinherz, A. Rachmel, S. Zangen, Hydrocortisone resolves persistent neonatal

     jaundice in multiple hormone deficiencies.  Helv. Paediatr. Acta, 1988, 43(3):219-223.

³ R. Gale, S. Zengen, S.Harlap, AF Fischer, D.K Stevenson. Birth out of wedlock and the risk

     of intrauterine growth retardation. Am. J. Perinatol.  1988, 5(3):278-282.