Pract. med.
Bettina Anders
Bettina Anders is a specialist medical practitioner for neurology and studied medicine continuously in Freiburg im Breisgau.
Following a vascular-oriented training with a focus on acute stroke, stroke research, neurovascular ultrasound (including membership in the DEGUM/DGKN) with Professor Dr. med. M.G. Hennerici (UMM, University of Heidelberg, founder of the European Stoke Conference ESC), she then completed training on the neurointensive care unit with Professor E. Keller at the University of Zurich. After over two years of training, she obtained the certificate “Additional Qualification in Neurointensive Care” (D).
Ms. Anders has been involved in numerous studies as a study physician, including ECAS-III, TIA Registry, Wake-Up, Space-2, and INTERACT-2, among others. She has also published a scientific paper on cardiac abnormalities in acute stroke patients, which demonstrates a deep understanding of cerebrovascular diseases.
In addition to the vascular focus, Ms. Anders has been interested in psychological-psychiatric issues since early on. In almost two years at the University Psychiatric Clinic Basel (UPK, Professor U. Lang), she was able to gain more in-depth knowledge, particularly in gerontopsychiatry (dementia and its treatment) and the therapy of depression.
Since 2019, Ms. Anders has been working as a specialist and senior physician at BMG (Neurozentrum/Neurological Clinic Hirslanden).
Since 2020, she has specialized in headaches, migraines, and other complex neurological pain conditions. She is a member of the Swiss Headache Society and is a pain specialist according to the Swiss Pain Society.
The treatment options offered include all common current procedures (including CGRP antibody therapy, ganglion sphenopalatinum blockades, botulinum toxin, and N. occipitalis blockades). Through cooperation with other pain centers, almost all options can be covered in very specific cases (lidocaine/ketamine infusions).
Seit 2019
Oberärztin Neurologie, Klinik Hirslanden
2016 – 2018
Ausbildung und Abschluss „Zusatz-Bezeichnung NeuroIntensiv (D)“ auf der neurochirurgischen Intensivstation, Unispital Zürich, bei Frau Prof. E. Keller
Juni 2016
Abschluss Facharztausbildung Neurologie
2015- 2016
Fremdjahr Psychiatrie an den Universitären Psychiatrischen Kliniken Basel, Frau Prof. Undine Lang, Abteilung Gerontopsychiatrie, Herr Prof. T. Leyhe
2010 –2015
Klinisch neurologische Ausbildung mit neurovaskulärem Schwerpunkt Klinik der Universitätsmedizin Mannheim, Universität Heidelberg, bei Herrn Prof. M.G. Hennerici
2009
Assistenzärztin der Neurologischen Klinik im Diakoniekrankenhaus Flensburg
2008
Staatsexamen Medizin an der Albert-Ludwig-Universität Freiburg
Studium der Humanmedizin an der Albert-Ludwig-Universität Freiburg
- Englisch
Seit 2022
Schmerztherapeutin nach SPS» (SwissPainSociety)
Seit 2019
Zusatzbezeichnung NeuroIntensiv (D)
Seit 2017
Zertifizierte Ärztin der DEGUM Stufe 1, Sektion Neurologie
Seit 2013
Zertifizierte Prüfärztin für diverse multizentrische Studien (Wake-up, Space II, TIA-Registry, Attach, Interact, Intrepid ……)
Ab 2010 -2015
Unterricht am Krankenbett und Seminare im Rahmen des Moduls „Nervenerkrankungen“ des MaReCuM der medizinischen Fakultät Mannheim Universität Heidelberg
09.2011 – 09.2012
Lehrtätigkeit des Faches Neurologie an der Physiotherapieschule, Mannheim