I am a paramedic, researcher, and university lecturer based in Hungary, specializing in prehospital emergency care, operational and disaster medicine.

I currently work as a researcher and paramedic expert at the Hungarian National Ambulance Service, where I lead scientific research activities and contribute to the development of national healthcare guidelines.

In parallel, I serve as a lecturer at the University of Pécs Faculty of Medicine, where I teach undergraduate and postgraduate and law-enforcement students in emergency medicine and paramedic sciences.

My work includes curriculum development, student mentoring, and participation in international research collaborations.

My current research interest increasingly focuses on remote and austere medicine, particularly in the context of prehospital and resource-limited environments.

I hold a PhD in interdisciplinary medical sciences and have received several professional and scientific awards in recognition of my work.