New director brings a breath of fresh air to the Fulda women's clinic!

New director brings a breath of fresh air to the Fulda women's clinic!

Aschaffenburg, Deutschland - Fulda is about to change the women's clinic: Prof. Dr. Michael Schrauder, a renowned expert in gynecology, succeeded Priv.-Doz in early 2025. Dr. Thomas HikwiHorst. This change takes place as part of a strategic reorganization of the gynecological department at the Fulda Clinic, as in a report of the Fuldaer Zeitung is explained. The change of the managing director was decided by mutual agreement, as there were different opinions about the future orientation of the clinic. Hawwighorst has been very committed to the clinic and its patients for many years, as press spokeswoman Barbara Froese emphasizes.

Prof. Schrauder brings an impressive career. Previously, he was chief physician of the women's clinic in Aschaffenburg and acquired great expertise in the treatment of breast cancer and minimally invasive gynecological surgery. He was trained, among other things, at renowned university clinics in Ulm and Erlangen, where he also worked as a senior senior doctor. His appointment is considered a positive development for the Fulda Clinic, since his expertise is optimally fitting the existing focus for special obstetrics, which also with the perinatal center under the direction of Prof. Dr. Reinald Repp is linked, as explained in an article by Osthessen-news . With Schrauder at the top, the clinic hopes not only an individual further training of the employees, but also a decisive further development of the clinic and the care of its patients.

The combination of his extensive experiences and the awards in the field of gynecology make Schrauder a promising director who could lead the women's clinic into a new era. The focus on gynecological oncology and especially on diseases such as breast and ovarian cancer could help the clinic to consolidate its position as a leading facility in Eastern Hesse. It remains exciting which changes and innovations Prof. Schrauder will implement in his new role.