People

At HENDI CENTRE, we believe that the success of any project is based on the people who work in it.

They must not only meet professional qualities, but also possess extraordinary human qualities that predestine them for demanding work. At the same time, a high level of employee satisfaction is a prerequisite for excellent quality treatment. Secure jobs with good prospects, a comprehensive information policy, work-life balance, individual career planning and annual employee appraisals strengthen our employees' identification with the company and consolidate our know-how.

Ing. Jana Koyšová

General manager

She graduated from the University of Trenčín with a degree in Public Administration and Finance. Since 1996 she has been working in the field of accounting, controlling, financial management, project activities, business combinations, optimization processes and crisis management.

"Working in the healthcare sector is a new challenge for me, but at the same time a great responsibility towards our clients and employees. The trust and progress of patients has become essential, which is the result of the teamwork of skilled staff. A dynamic environment has always been part of my work. At the HENDI CENTER, I have become convinced that it is not always the immediate measurable outcome that is important, but the long-term interaction between the provider, the client and most importantly, the loved ones."

MUDr. Olga Boldišová

Expert guarantor and consultant of the HENDI CENTRE

She graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of the Charles University in Bratislava and attestations in the following specialisations: paediatrics, paediatric neurology and physiotherapy, balneology and medical rehabilitation. Practice since 1976. Worked as a medical specialist and also in several leading positions. Member of the attestation committee for the specialty of FBLR in SZ. Rich publishing activity (professional articles, scripts) and lecturing activity (dozens of lectures at home and abroad).

"I appreciate the opportunity to use my years of experience in pediatrics, pediatric neurology, and rehabilitation to provide expert advice on patient treatment plans, expert consultations, and post-graduate staff education."

Marián Markech, MD, MPH

Medical Director

He graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of Charles University in Prague, attestation in the specialties of internal medicine and physiotherapy, balneology and medical rehabilitation. He also received education in the field of management of health care facilities. He has been working since 1985 as a physician, specialist and also in several leading positions (chief physician, medical director) in health spas (Piešt'any, Turčianske Teplice). He is an external lecturer of physicians for FBLR specialization at the Slovak Medical University in Bratislava. In recent years, he is also engaged in publishing activities (professional articles, popularization of the field of FBLR, Slovak medical institutions in the field of FBLR) and lecturing activities at home and abroad. He also promotes Slovak spa and rehabilitation facilities at various professional forums around the world.

" Working as a specialist consultant in collaboration with the Hendi Centre, I find it challenging to help patients to have a better quality of life and enjoy every day".

Dr. Andrii Los

Doctor

Graduated from Ternopil National Medical University, after which he started postgraduate studies in the specialized field of orthopaedics and traumatology. He started his medical practice in 2008 as an orthopaedic surgeon. He worked at the hospital in Sarny and later at the rehabilitation clinic in Truskavets. Since 2017 he has been working in Piestany. He speaks Slovak, Ukrainian, Russian and English.

"My profession as a doctor has allowed me to directly help people with their physical problems. The feeling that I can alleviate their pain and improve their quality of life is very fulfilling for me. I watch their progress, I build a relationship with them. Every patient is different, which makes the work varied and interesting. Plus, the field of manual therapy is constantly evolving, so it requires continuous education. This gives me room for personal growth and moving forward."

Mgr. Tatiana Šmirjaková

Matron

She graduated from the Jessenius Medical Faculty of Charles University in Martin. Practice since 2008. She speaks English and German.

"I have been working with people with health problems for more than 10 years and I still feel that I still have a lot to learn from people who are often going through the most difficult time in their lives. With their incredible strength, they set an example for us to fight for life and health, whether our own or that of our loved ones. That is why my work fills me with positive emotions and I am happy to be able to help people who need it the most."

Mgr. Katarína Bolerázska

Speech therapy, professional guarantor of the HENDI CENTRE for the field of speech therapy

Graduate of the Department of Speech Therapy, Faculty of Education, Comenius University in Bratislava, specializing in clinical speech therapy. Practice since 2000. She works with clients suffering from neurological diseases - congenital and after accidents and strokes, as well as with clients with language deficits and problems in speech development. She has extensive experience with foreign clients - from Italy, Germany, Austria, Russia, Sweden, England, Lithuania and Brazil. She is an active speaker of English, German and Russian and a passive speaker of Italian and Arabic.

" Removing a little thing that a person doesn't even notice at first and doesn't think is that important can ultimately change their life. What I enjoy most about this work is the great joy clients get from even the small steps in communication that they are able to achieve. The moments when I can show parents that their child understands speech, just needs to calm down and we need to give them a way to express themselves are worth it."

Mgr. Monika Žováková

Speech Therapy

Graduate of the Institute of Psychological and Speech Therapy Studies at the Pedagogical Faculty of the Charles University in Bratislava, majoring in speech therapy. Practice since 2013. Speaks English, Russian, passive French.

"Speech therapy has always been a very attractive field for me because it stands at the intersection of interesting sciences, such as medicine, psychology, pedagogy and linguistics - and is therefore a multidisciplinary field. And what is essential for me personally, the work of a speech therapist requires, in addition to professional knowledge, a human dimension, because behind every client - whether a child or an adult - there is a specific life story with fears for the future, but also small or bigger victories over oneself. As a speech and language therapist, I am happy to be of help to them on this, often difficult, life journey."

Mgr. Miroslava Petrík

Speech Therapy

Graduate of the Department of Speech Therapy, Faculty of Education, Charles University in Bratislava, Clinical and School Speech Therapy and the Faculty of Medicine, SZU Bratislava, specialization Clinical Speech Therapy. Practice since 2009. Speaks English.

"I've always wanted to work with people, to create something creative and to see the results of my work at the same time. In "speech therapy" it is necessary to combine theoretical knowledge with practical ones and to find creative ways to help every day. It is exhausting, tricky and long-term work, but the feeling of satisfaction is all the more intense when the desired results, even if only small progress, are achieved. My dream was to have a job that would also be my hobby . I am happy that I have succeeded in realizing it. Working with people fulfils me."

Mgr. Sofya Razuvaeva

Special pedagogy, art therapy, snoezelen

Graduated in educational psychology from Voronezh State University, Russia, Bachelor's degree with specialization in special psychology and pedagogy. During her Master's degree, specialization Pedagogical Management and Innovations in Education, she was engaged in scientific research work on the development of communication skills and habits of children with developmental disorders in playful activities. She has gained practical knowledge and professional experience in several settings. In special pedagogy she is most close to working with sensory aids. She has been living in Slovakia for three years. She speaks Slovak, Russian and English.

"What I enjoy most about my job is the contact with the patient. When we feel we understand each other, we are open and ready to listen to each other. During art therapy we create and use different techniques and materials. The patient chooses what they want to present to the world today and how they will do it. There is no right or wrong here. It is moods, emotions, experiences told through sand, paint, plasticine ... . I like how some of the components of the art therapy method can be beautifully applied in special education classes."