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Medici De Familie Aflati in Relatie Contractuala Cu Cas Alba in Anul 2015 Care Activeaza in Cadrul Centrelor De Permanenta MEDICI DE FAMILIE AFLATI IN RELATIE CONTRACTUALA CU CAS ALBA IN ANUL 2015 CARE ACTIVEAZA IN CADRUL CENTRELOR DE PERMANENTA NR.CRT NUME MEDIC ADRESA CABINETULUI TELEFON1 TELEFON2 DENUMIRE CENTRU ADRESA CENTRU PERMANENTA NR. CONTRACT CENTRU ADRESA MAIL 1 DUTA MARIAN LIVIU BAIA DE ARIES, 22 DEC. NR.44 0258775510 0258/775718 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA BAIA DE ARIES BAIA ,STR.SPITALULUI,NR.1 703/23.04.2013 [email protected] 2 DUTA SIMONA MIOARA BAIA DE ARIES, 22 DEC. NR.44 0258775718 0747762357 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA BAIA DE ARIES BAIA ,STR.SPITALULUI,NR.1 705/23.04.2013 [email protected] 3 NASCA CORINA SALCIUA, STR.PRINCIPALA 0264/311281 0762273284 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA BAIA DE ARIES BAIA ,STR.SPITALULUI,NR.1 702/23.04.2013 [email protected] 4 SCORTARIU PASCA CONSTANTA LUPSA 0740/217730 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA BAIA DE ARIES BAIA ,STR.SPITALULUI,NR.1 706/23.04.2013 [email protected] 5 SIPOS ILEANA OCOLIS 0258767336 0745/639345 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA BAIA DE ARIES BAIA ,STR.SPITALULUI,NR.1 699/23.04.2013 [email protected] 6 TAMAS IOSIF BAIA DE ARIES, STR.ARIESULUI 0258775233 0745366515 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA BAIA DE ARIES BAIA ,STR.SPITALULUI,NR.1 709/23.04.2013 [email protected] 7 PAVELESCU MIRCEA AVRAM IANCU,STR.CENTRU,NR.270 0752/993913 0258/786064 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA BAIA DE ARIES BAIA ,STR.SPITALULUI,NR.2 713/23.04.2013 [email protected] 8 CALATEANU CORNELIU POIANA VADULUI 0744/668628 0258785668 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ARIESUL MARE POIANA VADULUI 688/23.04.2013 [email protected] 9 CIUBOTARESCU CRISTIAN GIRDA DE SUS - CENTRU 0258778197 0725437466 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ARIESUL MARE GIRDA DE SUS - CENTRU 690/23.04.2013 [email protected] 10 COSTEA CARMEN ELENA ARIESENI, 0728112197 0788/142948 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ARIESUL MARE ARIESENI, 691/23.04.2013 [email protected] 11 CRISTEA IONEL ALBAC, CRISAN NR.30 0751839945 0745031464 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ARIESUL MARE ALBAC, CRISAN NR.30 692/23.04.2013 [email protected] 12 ENCULESCU GEORGETA HOREA,STR.FERICETULUI 0769984644 0258767013 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ARIESUL MARE HOREA,STR.FERICETULUI 696/23.04.2013 [email protected] 13 MINDRU CIPRIAN SCARISOARA 0731316277 0788590058 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ARIESUL MARE SCARISOARA 698/23.04.2013 [email protected] 14 POPA MARIANA LILIANA VADU MOTILOR - CENTRU 0744/182206 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ARIESUL MARE VADU MOTILOR - CENTRU 704/23.04.2013 [email protected] 15 ANGHEL GHEORGHE NICOLAE IORGA NR.35 0258870639 0744/828458 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA OCNA MURES OCNA MURES,STR.AXENTE SEVER,NR.43 A 687/23.04.2013 [email protected] 16 FRANC ANTONIA ONORIA OCNA MURES,NICOLAE IORGA,NR.40 0258872728 0722420096 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA OCNA MURES OCNA MURES,STR.AXENTE SEVER,NR.43 A 697/23.04.2013 [email protected] 17 MIRESTEAN DELIA OCNA MURES, 9 MAI,NR.3 0258871130 0745/616103 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA OCNA MURES OCNA MURES,STR.AXENTE SEVER,NR.43 A 700/23.04.2013 [email protected] 18 IVANOFF PAUL BARBU OCNA MURES, AXENTE SEVER 43A 0755169071 0723588363 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA OCNA MURES OCNA MURES,STR.AXENTE SEVER,NR.43 A 4/31.03.2015 [email protected] 19 PROCOPCIUC TIBERIU SEXTIL OCNA MURES, FABRICII NR.1 0722/852314 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA OCNA MURES OCNA MURES,STR.AXENTE SEVER,NR.43 A 693/23.04.2013 [email protected] 20 STOEAN MARIA OCNA MURES NICOLAE IORGA NR.35 0258870087 0744/333419 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA OCNA MURES OCNA MURES,STR.AXENTE SEVER,NR.43 A 707/23.04.2013 [email protected] 21 SUCIU MONICA IOANA UNIREA, STR.MURESULUI 596 0748902176 0264/142087 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA OCNA MURES OCNA MURES,STR.AXENTE SEVER,NR.43 A 708/23.04.2013 [email protected] 22 DICU ILEANA ZLATNA (FENES NR.3) 0258856131 0740159665 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ZLATNA ZLATNA,STR.HOREA,NR. 1 695/23.04.2013 [email protected] 23 VARMAGA VOICHITA ZLATNA, STR.HOREA 5 0258856686 0724241386 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ZLATNA ZLATNA,STR.HOREA,NR. 1 710/23.04.2013 [email protected] 24 VINTILA IOAN GABRIEL ZLATNA, HOREA 3 0723/215239 0258810206 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ZLATNA ZLATNA,STR.HOREA,NR. 1 711/23.04.2013 [email protected] 25 VULTUR STELIANA CLAUDIA ZLATNA, HOREA 3 0258856408 0740025282 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ZLATNA ZLATNA,STR.HOREA,NR. 1 712/23.04.2013 [email protected] 26 MUNTEAN CORNELIA MINERVA METES, PRINCIPALA 35 0258849009 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ZLATNA ZLATNA,STR.HOREA,NR. 1 245/31.03.2014 [email protected] 27 MUNTEAN GHEORGHE ALBA IULIA, STR.GH. SINCAI,NR.8 0756040848 CENTRU DE PERMANENTA ZLATNA ZLATNA,STR.HOREA,NR. 1 245/31.03.2014 [email protected].
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