Yuval Tal

MD
Positions: Head of the Clinical Immunology and Allergy Unit and of the Occupational Health Department, Hadassah University Hospital.
Experience: 15 years

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Areas of Expertise and Treatment

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EDUCATION

• 1994 – received a bachelor’s degree in biology from Tel Aviv University (Israel).
• 2002 – graduated from the Medical Faculty of the Hebrew University (Jerusalem, Israel).
• 2004 – Doctoral dissertation in medicine at the Hebrew University.
• 2012 – a special course on the treatment of angioedema in Frankfurt (Germany) and a special training program at the Center of Excellence in Rheumatology at the Ghent University Hospital (Belgium).
• 2013 – European master class on the use of the monoclonal omalizumab antibody.
• 2014 – Course at the Center of Excellence of Chronic Urticaria in Berlin, Germany, an affiliate of the Global European Network of Allergy and Asthma Treatment.
• 2015 – a special course of the Quincke angioedema treatment in Madrid (Spain).

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

• 2005-8 – specialization in internal medicine at the Hadassah University Hospital (Jerusalem, Israel).
• 2009-11 – specialization in allergology and clinical immunology at the Hadassah University Hospital.
• Since 2011 – the leading specialist in allergology and clinical immunology at the Hadassah University Hospital.
• Since 2018 – Head of the Allergology and Clinical Immunology Department at the Hadassah University Hospital.

ADDITIONAL POSITIONS:

• Member of the Board of the Israeli Association of Allergology and Clinical Immunology.
• Member of the National Clinical Research Committee of the Israeli Ministry of Health.
• Consultant for many renowned pharmaceutical companies.

AWARDS AND HONORS:

• 2018-20 – was included in the list “The Best Doctors of Israel” published annually by FORBES magazine.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:

• The Israeli Association of Internal Medicine
• The Israeli Association of Allergology and Clinical Immunology
• The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology

LANGUAGE SKILLS
English, Hebrew.