Dr. Hajo Thermann

• Until 1998 senior physician of the Trauma Surgery Clinic of the Hannover Medical School
• Since 1993 Scientific Director of the "Foot Surgery" Working Group at the Trauma Surgery Clinic of the Hannover Medical School
• Since 1993 teaching staff of the Hannover Medical School
• October 15, 1986 Admission to the Center for Surgery of the Hannover Medical School with the following training sections:
• 15.10.1986 - 31.10.1987 Trauma Clinic (Director: Prof. Dr. H. Tscherne)
• 01.11.1987 - 30.04.1988 Interdisciplinary Intensive Care Unit of the Clinic for Abdominal and Transplantation Surgery (Director: Prof. Dr. R. Pichlmayr) and the Trauma Surgery Clinic (Director Prof. Dr. H. Tscherne)
• 01.05.1988 - 30.10.1988 Department of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery (Director: Prof. Dr. H.-G. Borst)
• Since 01.11.1988 Trauma Surgery Clinic (Director: Prof. Dr. H. Tscherne)
• 24.01.1990 Doctor of surgery
• 18.09.1991 Doctor of Traumatology
• 01.10.1993 Habilitation for the subject "Traumatology"
• Theme: The functional treatment of fresh Achilles tendon rupture - a clinical and experimental study
• 19.12.1994 doctor of emergency medicine
• January 1993 senior physician at the Trauma Surgical Clinic
• 01.02.1995 - 15.03.1995 Chefarztvertretung Johanniter KH of the Altmark Department of Trauma Surgery (Bg-Ambulanz, § approval) Stendal
• January 1998 Apl. professorship
• August 1998 Center for Knee and Foot Surgery ATOS Clinic Heidelberg

• Since January 1997 Editorial Board of europ. Journal Foot and Ankle Surgery
• Since October 1998 Editorial Board of the American magazine Foot and Ankle International

• Top Mediziner 2017

Prof. Dr. Thermann is Medical Director of the ATOS Clinic Heidelberg. The medical aim of his center at the ATOS Clinic is to specialize in the treatment of injuries and diseases of the hip, knee joint and foot in adults and children. This includes the treatment of sports injuries in recreational and competitive athletes, long-term consequences of injuries and osteoarthritis. Through constant evaluation and control of the results and continuous exchange of scientific experience, state-of-the-art surgical techniques and short hospital stays are guaranteed. Accurate post-treatment plans and experienced physiotherapists secure the surgical result.