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Head of Tinnitus Center |
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Birgit Mazurek |
Email: birgit.mazurek@charite.de |
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Deputy leading Psychiatrist |
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Petra Brüggemann |
Physicians/ Psychiatrists |
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Nyamaa Amarjargal |
Email: nyamaa.amra@charite.de |
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Stefanie Nestler |
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Email: stefanie.nestler@charite.de |
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Ms. Nina Zirke |
Email: nina.zirke@charite.de |
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Ms. Claudia Seydel |
Email: claudia.seydel@charite.de |
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* habil = Habilitation - is the highest academic qualification a person can achieve by his/her own pursuit in certain European countries. Earned after taking a doctorate, the habilitation requires the candidate to write a second dissertation, reviewed by and defended before an academic committee in a process similar to that for the doctoral dissertation. Whereas in the United States, the United Kingdom and some other countries, the doctorate is sufficient qualification for a faculty position at a university, in other countries only the habilitation qualifies the holder to supervise doctoral candidates. Such a post is known in Germany as Privatdozent (Prof.) and there are similarly termed posts elsewhere - the American equivalent would be an assistant or associate professor