Á. Zsuzsanna Szász graduated the University of Medicine and Pharmacy Targu Mures in 2003. Being a resident doctor after finishing the university, since 2005 she has been a university assistant in the discipline of Occupational Medicine within the same university. In 2009 she became an Occupational Medicine specialist.
In 2013 she received her PhD from “Chronic effects of irritating gases and vapors on health” – with focus on the respiratory system. The activity of Occupational Medicine doctor involves both the screening of respiratory diseases occurring in professional conditions, and their treatments as well.
In 2016 she graduated her second specialist exam as Internal Medicine Physician and after this exam her didactic and clinical activity mainly focuses on this area of activity.
In parallel, she participated in several international clinical studies in Functional Respiratory Explorations, following the effects of some drugs administered through inhalers into the respiratory system.
Her most recent publications, exemplify cases with pulmonary pathology, which appeared either in the professional context or in other etiologies.
Á. Zsuzsanna Szász graduated the University of Medicine and Pharmacy Targu Mures in 2003. Being a resident doctor after finishing the university, since 2005 she has been a university assistant in the discipline of Occupational Medicine within the same university. In 2009 she became an Occupational Medicine specialist.
In 2013 she received her PhD from “Chronic effects of irritating gases and vapors on health” – with focus on the respiratory system. The activity of Occupational Medicine doctor involves both the screening of respiratory diseases occurring in professional conditions, and their treatments as well.
In 2016 she graduated her second specialist exam as Internal Medicine Physician and after this exam her didactic and clinical activity mainly focuses on this area of activity.
In parallel, she participated in several international clinical studies in Functional Respiratory Explorations, following the effects of some drugs administered through inhalers into the respiratory system.
Her most recent publications, exemplify cases with pulmonary pathology, which appeared either in the professional context or in other etiologies.