Ruben Gombalandi M.D.

Ruben Gombalandi MD has a diverse work experience in the medical field. Ruben started their career as a Chief Medical Officer at Standardcare Medical Centre in 2019 and later served as a House Officer at Federal Teaching Hospital Gombe. In 2020, Ruben worked as a Medical Officer at Helping Hands Free Medical Clinic and also served as an Official Campus Ambassador at International Model United Nations. In 2021, they worked as a Medical Officer at Almadina Clinic. In 2022, Ruben became a Partner at Le Groenland Group. Ruben then joined Regions Healthcare as a Neuroscience Medical Officer and later as an ICU Medical Officer. In 2023, Ruben worked as a Medical Officer at LIMI Hospital & Maternity Ltd. and as a Cardiology Medical Officer at Cardio-Care Multi-Specialty Hospital. Currently, they hold the position of Acting Medical Director at Cedarcrest Hospitals.

Ruben Gombalandi MD began their education journey in 2003, completing their Certificate of Secondary Education at Federal Government College Billiri. Ruben then pursued their Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree in general medicine from Lugansk State Medical University from 2011 to 2013. Ruben continued their medical education at Vinnic'kij Deržavnij Medicnij Universitet im M.I.Pirogova from 2014 to 2017, earning another MBBS degree in general medicine.

In 2023, Ruben Gombalandi MD enrolled in Alison and completed the Essentials of Clinical Research program, further expanding their knowledge in the field. Additionally, they obtained several certifications to enhance their skills and broaden their expertise. These certifications include "Infrastructure For Good Governance" from USAID, "Fundamentals of Climate-Smart Entrepreneurship" from YALI Network Nigeria, "Health Systems strengthening" from the Nossal Institute for Global Health, University of Melbourne, and more.

Overall, Ruben Gombalandi MD has built a foundation of medical knowledge through their educational endeavors and has actively sought additional certifications to improve their skills and contribute to the field of medicine.