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Resume Personal information Name: Božo Gorjanc Date of birth: 23 September 1983 Address: Krndijska 13, 10040 Zagreb (Croatia) Telephone: +385989428907 E-mail: [email protected] Education Secondary education: 20 May 2002: XV Gymnasium Mathematics and Computer Science with grade: 5.0 - Excellent Undergraduate: 01 September 2002 – 08 July 2008 University of Zagreb School of Medicine, Zagreb (Croatia) Medical Degree with grade 4.714 - Excellent Postgraduate: 01 September 2009 – present Doctoral Study in Biomedicine and Health Sciences, Zagreb (Croatia) Subject of PhD: Biomechanical characteristics of unidirectional barbed suture as flexor tendon suture ( ex vivo.analysis on animal model) Work Experience April 2008. – April 2009. Internship, Clinic for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aestehtic Surgery in Clinical Hospital Dubrava, Zagreb ( Croatia) March 2010. - March 2011. Emergeny Medicine Phyisician , Emergency Medicine Institute of Zagreb, Zagreb(Croatia) March 2011- November 2015. Resident of General Surgery, Clinical Hospital Dubrava, Zagreb November 2015. Specialist of General Surgery March 2016. Resident of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aestehtic Surgery in Clinical Hospital Dubrava, Zagreb August 2016. – August 2017. Plastic Surgery Registrar, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin(Ireland) Other information Attended / Completed 27th and 26th March 2009. Basic Local Flaps Course, Clinical Hospital Dubrava, Zagreb 5th and 6th March 2010. Advanced Local Flaps Course, Clinical Hospital Dubrava, Zagreb 20th and 21st May 2011. The Hand Surgery Course, Clinical Hospital Dubrava,Zagreb 7th and 8th June 2013. 3rd International Course in Breast Reconstruction, Clinic for Plastic Reconstructiove ans Aesthetic Surgery, Clinical Hospital Dubrava, Zagreb 9th-12th September 2012 Advanced Provider Course , International Trauma Life Support, Zagreb(Croatia) 6th and 8th November 2014 The Basic Microsurgery Course, Zagreb, Clinical Hospital Dubrava 30th and 31st May 2016. Center of Excellence Workshop – Breast augmentation, Ankaran, Slovenia 1st-15th May 2017 Course in hand surgery, Hand Surgery Unit, Department of Orthopedic Surgery; Copenhagen University Hospital Gentofte 6th April 2019 EBOPRAS examination passed Attended/ Participated as a speaker 23rd-25th May, 2012. 22nd Conference of the European Wound Management Association, Vienna, Austria 30th October 2012. Melanoma Symposium - New Perspectives and Treatment Protocol, Zagreb, Croatia 12th December 2012. Oncoplastic Breast Surgery Symposium, Zagreb, Croatia 18th -21st September 2013. 1st Congress of Plastic Surgery - Fellows in Science, Ljubljana, Slovenia 5th February 2014. Successful Strategies for Composite Fat Grafting with Dr. Sydney Coleman, Zagreb 30th June 2014. Breast Surgery:Pre-Operative planning in complex cases with dr. Dennis Hammond, Zagreb 1th. September 2014. Art of Breast Augmentation, Croatian Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Zagreb 24th and 25th October 2014. Annual Symposium of The Italian Society of Microsurgery, Microsurgery Without Frontiers, Udine, Italy 5th and 6th March 2015. Principles of Wound Treatment, Clinical Hospital Dubrava, Zagreb 1st – 4th October 2015. 2nd Congress of Plastic Surgery - Fellows in Science, Dubrovnik, Croatia Registered with GMC ( Genaral Medical Council) IMC ( Irish Medical Council) CMC ( Croatian Medical Council) Language literacy Croatian: native English: IELTS: 8/9, CFERL:C1 German: CFERL: A2 REFERENCES Full details of referees can be provided upon request. .

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