Polish Constitution allows to set up self-governing bodies for the professions in which public confidence is reposed. Medical self-governing body was established as early as in 1989 to look after the professional interests of its members and to ensure the patients are given professional medical care of the highest quality. Medical self-govenrment makes sure doctors are competent in their field and abide by high ethical standards.
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Prof. Jan Nielubowicz Regional Medical Chamber in Warsaw

02-512 Warszawa, ul. Puławska 18
NIP 522-00-02-357
http://www.warszawa.oil.org.pl
e-mail: biuro@warszawa.oil.org.pl

Working hours: 8:00-16:00
Office: Ewa Nagiel, Bogusława Różycka
Tel. +48 22-542-83-43, +48 22 542 83 42,
Fax. +48 22 542 83 41

President of the Regional Medical Chamber
Mieczysław Szatanek

Vice President of the Regional Medical Chamber
Krzysztof Makuch

Vice President of the Regional Medical Chamber
Ewa Miękus-Pączek

Vice President of the Dental Regional Medical Chamber
Marta Klimkowska-Misiak
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The Regional Medical Assembly appointed me the president of the Regional Medical Chamber in Warsaw (OIL). I do not care about career or holding honourable offices which is well known to those who know me. I will do my best to carry out the following programme presented during the election campaign:
1. Fulfilling the Chamber's financial obligations arisen in connection with the purchase and renovation of the building at 18 Puławska street serving as the new headquarters of the Regional Medical Chamber in Warsaw (OIL);
2. Increasing the role of Regional Medical Chamber delegates and facilitating their activities in the work of our Chamber's basic cells
3. Activating Medical Self-government Groups and convincing doctors that they are those who can decide how their own environment operate
4. Creating mechanisms defending dignity of doctor's profession in the following relations: a doctor - a doctor, a doctor - a patient, a doctor - the mass media;
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University education must follow new standards and qualities of educating students. Teaching at the Medical University of Warsaw, including eleven medical departments, makes us obliged to have a wider look at the idea of medical humanism. We must teach our students to look at patients through the prism of their needs - not only medical but also social, psychic and individual. Our university, now in particular, has to concentrate on educating doctors, dentists, masters of pharmacy, analytics, nursing, midwifery and health care not only through training them in the field of medical examinations, even if they are based on the latest hi-tech solutions but also to continually extend humanisation of all these professions. A graduate of the Medical University of Warsaw should be a health care worker and a patient's trusted friend at the same time. University scientific centres ought to be equipped with modern instrumentation and devices, have excellent scientific staff and perfect research work organisation.

A graduate of the First Faculty of Medicine at the Warsaw Medical Academy (1969). A professor, doctor of medicine, a surgeon transplantologist. Since 1998 the head of the Faculty and Clinic of General, Transplantation and Liver Surgery in Clinic Hospital in Banacha Street. Was the first in Poland to perform a successful liver transplant from an unrelated donor (1994) and a transplant from a living donor (1999). The Deputy Dean and then the Dean of the First Faculty of Medicine in the years of 1996-2008. The initiator of publishing "The History of the First Faculty of Medicine at the Warsaw Medical Academy". Elected the Rector of the Medical University of Warsaw on 4th April this year for the 2008-2012 term of office.