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12/9/2020 15:06 AM Name Surname Hospital City Country Inspector area(s) Paediatrics? Status Languages Maria Florencia Tisi Bana Hospital Italiano Buenos Aires Argentina Clinical Active ES;EN Gerhard Fritsch St. Anna Kinderspittal Vienna Austria Processing Active DE;EN Volker Witt St. Anna Kinderspital Vienna Austria Clinical/Collection/Processing Active DE;EN Nina Worel Medizinische Universitaet Wien Vienna Austria Collection/Processing Active DE;EN Cindy Aerts UZ Brussel Brussels Belgium Quality Management Active NL Maria Victoria Bordon Cueto Ghent University Hospital Gent Belgium Clinical yes Active NL;EN;ES Marielle Beckers University Hospital Leuven Leuven Belgium Clinical/Collection Trainee EN;NL Dries Deeren Azdelta UW Ziekenhuis Roeslaere Belgium Clinical/Collection Active EN;NL Timothy Devos University Hospital Gasthuisberg Leuven Belgium Clinical/Collection/Processing Active EN;NL;FR Evelyne Dewulf AZ Delta Roeslaere Belgium Quality Management Active NL;EN Alain Gadisseur Edegem Edegem Belgium Clinical Active NL; EN Phuong Huynh Institut Jules Bordet Brussels Belgium Collection/Quality Management Active FR;VT Erwin Janssen ZNA Antwerp Antwerp Belgium Quality Management Active NL;EN Jessy Lardon ZNA Stuivenberg Antwerp Belgium Processing Active EN;NL Dominique Latinne Service of Bioclinical hematology St.Luc Brussels Belgium Processing Active EN;FR Alexandrine Maes Institution UZ Gent Gent Belgium Quality Management Active EN;NL;FR Marleen Renard Univerity Hospital Leuven Leuven Belgium Clinical yes Active EN;NL;FR Anne Sonet CHU UCL Namur Yvoir Belgium Clinical Trainee FR Olivier Urbain Cliniques Universitaires Saint Luc Brussels Belgium Quality Management Active FR; EN Ivan Van Riet Academic Hospital Free University Brussels (AZ-VUB) Brussels Belgium Processing Active EN;NL;FR Ka Lung Wu ZNA Antwerp Antwerp Belgium Collection Active EN;NL Clinical/Collection/Processing/Quality Pierre Zachée ZNA Antwerp Antwerp Belgium Management Active NL;EN;FR Bruna Magalhaes Gotardo Salvino Hospital Sao Rafael Salvador - Bahia Brazil Collection Active PT, FR, EN Ines Bojanic University Hospital Center Zagreb Zagreb Croatia Collection/Processing Active EN;HR Serventi Ranka Seiwerth University Hospital Center Rebro Zagreb Croatia Clinical Trainee HR Petr Sedláček University Hospital Motol Prague Czech Republic Clinical yes Active CZ;EN;RU;SK;PL Katerina Steinerova Charles University Hospital Pilsen Czech Republic Quality Management Active EN;CK:RU;SK Lisbeth Pernille Andersen Herlev University Hospital Copenhagen Denmark Collection/Processing Active DK;EN Ann-Mari Berthelsen National University Hospital Rigshospitalet Copenhagen Denmark Quality Management Active DK;NO;SE; EN Brandt Lea Kristensen Aarhus University Hospital Aarhus Denmark Quality Management Active DK;NO;SE; EN Johanna Korhonen Helsinki University Central Hospital Helsinki Finland Collection Trainee FI;EN Kari Remes Turku University Central Hospital Turku Finland Clinical Active FI;SE Tampere University Hospital, Dept. of Medicine, Stem Cell Kim Vettenranta Tranplantation Group Tampere Finland Clinical yes Active FI;EN;SE Nabih Azar Hôpital de la Pitie-Salpetriere Paris France Clinical/Colllection Active FR; EN Frédéric Bernard CHRU de Montpellier - Hôpital St Eloi Montpellier France Clinical/Collection yes Active FR;EN In case of enquiries, please contact [email protected] 12/9/2020 15:06 AM Name Surname Hospital City Country Inspector area(s) Paediatrics? Status Languages Krimo Bouabdallah Service des maladies du sang Bordeaux France Clinical Active FR Bénédicte Bruno CHRU Lille Lille France Clinical yes Active FR Cristina Castilla-Llorente Institute Gustave Roussy Villejuif France Clinical Active ES, FR, EN Bachra Choufi Hôpital Saint Musse Toulon France Clinical/Quality Management Active FR;AR Anne-Marie Conge CHRU de Montpellier - Hôpital St Eloi Montpellier France Processing Active FR Nathalie Contentin Centre Henri Becqueral Rouen France Clinical Active FR Catherine Faucher Institut Paoli Calmettes Marseille France Clinical Active FR;EN Nathalie Fegueux CHRU de Montpellier - Hôpital St Eloi Montpellier France Clinical Active FR Rodolphe Filomenko CHU Dijon Dijon France Quality Management Active FR Mary-Line Godeaux EFS Bordeaux France Collection Active FR Audrey Grain Robert Debre Hospital APHP Paris France Clinical yes Active FR;EN Saint Priest en Denis Guyotat Institut de Cacérologie de la Loire Jarez France Clinical Active FR Elisabeth Hardy EFS Bretagne Brest France Processing Active FR Clermont- Justyna Kanold Fédération de Greffe de Moelle et de Ferrand France Clinical/Collection/Processing yes Active FR;EN;PL Marie Nöelle Lacassagne CHU Amiens Amiens France Processing/Quality Management Active FR Clermont- Corinne Lahorgue Poulot CHU Clermont Ferrand Ferrand France Quality Management Active FR;EN;ES Valerie Lapierre Gustave Roussy Insitute Villejuif France Collection/Processing Active FR Valerie Mialou EFS Aura, Hôpital E.Herriot Lyon France Processing Active FR;EN Sylvain Olivero UTCG Pavillon J2 Hospital Pasteur Nice France Processing Active FR Patrice Richard Hôpital Saint Louis Paris France Collection Active FR;EN Pascal Turlure CHRU Limoges Limoges France Clinical Active FR Valerie Vanneaux Hopital Saint-Louis Paris France Processing Active FR;EN Nadezda Basara Malteser Krh./ St.Franziskus-Hospital, Med. Klinik I Flensburg Germany Clinical/Collection/Processing Active DE;EN;SB Wolfgang Bethge Universitätsklinikum, Med. Klinik II Tübingen Germany Clinical/Processing Active DE Iris Bigalke BioNTech IMFS Idar-Oberstein Germany Processing Active EN;DE;NO;SE;DN Martin Bornhäuser TU Dresden, Med. Klinik I Dresden Germany Clinical Active DE Anne Brosk Universitatsklinikum Essen Essen Germany Quality Management Trainee DE;EN Ulrike Buttkereit Universitatsklinikum, KMT Klinik Essen Germany Processing Active DE Jürgen Finke Universitätsklinikum, Med. Klinik I Freiburg Germany Clinical Active DE;EN;SE Jürgen Föll Children´s Hospital Regensburg Germany Clinical/Collection/Quality Management yes Active DE;EN Wolfgang Gebauer Klinikum Oldenburg, Transfusionsmedizin Oldenburg Germany Collection/Processing/Quality Management Active DE Martin Gramatzki UKSH, Campus Kiel, Med. Klinik II Kiel Germany Clinical Active DE Johann Greil University Hospital Heidelberg Heidelberg Germany Clinical yes Active EN;DE Thomas Heinicke University Hospital Magdeburg Magdeburg Germany Clinical Trainee DE;EN Julian Hering Universitätsklinikum, Transfusionsmedizin Halle Germany Collection/Processing/Quality Management Active DE Kristina Hölig UK Dreden Dresden Germany Collection Active DE;EN Ernst Holler Universitätsklinikum, Med. Klinik I Regensburg Germany Clinical Active DE Andreas Humpe LMU Klinikum der Universität Munich Germany Clinical/Collection/Quality Management Active DE;EN Michael Kiehl Klinikum Frankfurt/Oder, Med. Klinik I Frankfurt/Oder Germany Clinical/Collection Active DE Dieter Klarmann Universitätsklinikum Frankfurt Frankfurt Germany Quality Management Active DE; EN Stefan Klein Universitäts Medizin Mannheim, III. Mannheim Germany Clinical/Quality Management Active DE; EN Thomas Klingebiel Universitätsklinikum, Kinderklinik Frankfurt/Main Germany Clinical yes Active DE In case of enquiries, please contact [email protected] 12/9/2020 15:06 AM Name Surname Hospital City Country Inspector area(s) Paediatrics? Status Languages Nicolaus Kröger Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf, SZT Hamburg Germany Clinical Active DE;EN Annette Künkele Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin Germany Clinical yes Active DE;EN Hans Martin Universitätsklinikum, Med. Klinik II Frankfurt/Main Germany Clinical Active DE;EN Sonja Martin Robert-Bosch-Krankenhaus, Hämatologie/Onkologie Stuttgart Germany Collection/Processing/Quality Management Active DE;EN Hellmut Ottinger Universitätsklinikum, KMT Klinik Essen Germany Clinical Active DE;EN Rudolf Peceny Klinikum Osnabrück Osnabrück Germany Clinical/Collection/Processing Active DE Anna Rehlich Cellex Cell Professionals Cologne Germany Collection/Quality Management Trainee DE;EN;PO Martin Sauer Medizinische Hochschule, Zentrum f. Kinderheilkunde Hannover Germany Clinical yes Active DE Herbert Sayer Helios Klinik Jena Germany Clinical/Collection/Processing Active DE Christof Scheid Universitätsklinikum, Klinik I für Innere Medizin Köln Germany Clinical Active DE;EN;FR Paul Schlegel Universitätsklinikum, Kinderklinik Würzburg Germany Clinical/Collection yes Active DE;EN Roland Schroers Universitätsklinikum Knappschaftskrankenhaus Bochum Bochum Germany Clinical/Collection/Processing Active DE;EN Natalie Schub UKSH, Campus Kiel, Med. Klinik II Kiel Germany Clinical Active DE;EN Andreas Sputtek Medizinisches Labor Bremen GbR Bremen Germany Collection/Processing Active DE Matthias Stelljes Universitätsklinikum, Innere Medizin A / KMT-Zentrum Münster Germany Clinical Active DE Christian Teschendorf St. Josefs-Hospital, Innere Medizin Dortmund Germany Clinical/Collection/Processing Active DE Beate Wagner LMU, Großhadern, Transfusionsmedizin München Germany Processing Active DE;EN Pediatric Hematology, Oncology Martin Wickenhagen and<br>Stemcelltransplantation Regensburg Germany Quality Management Trainee DE; EN Jessica Wolf Medizinischen Hochschule Hannover Hannover Germany Quality Management Active DE Jimenez Carlos Klingberg DRK BSD West gGmbH Ratingen Germany Collection Active DE;EN Ioannis Baltadakis Evangelismos Hospital Athens Greece Collection/Processing Active GR Maria Bouzani Evangelismos Hospital Athens Greece Clinical/Collection/Processing
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