Ovchinnikov Sergey Vitalyevich

Sergey Vitalievich is the Head of the Short‑Stay Inpatient Unit specialising in "Surgery", surgeon, phlebologist with multidisciplinary training and the status of "Moscow Doctor".
Awards:
For services in healthcare, awarded the Medal of Luke of Crimea.

The doctor's professional arsenal includes a wide range of competencies: general surgery, endoscopic diagnostic and treatment methods, ultrasound diagnostics in surgery, and elements of cardiovascular surgery. Multidisciplinary training allows a comprehensive approach to diagnosis and treatment, including in patients with concomitant pathology. In practice – treatment of acute thrombosis and varicose veins, operations for inguinal hernias of the anterior abdominal wall, cholecystectomy, treatment of gallstone disease. Actively applies minimally invasive (laparoscopic) techniques, which reduces surgical trauma and shortens the rehabilitation period.

Until 2022 – surgeon at Surgical Department No. 3, City Clinical Hospital No. 15 named after O.M. Filatov (Moscow Department of Health), Moscow.
2023 – present – Head of the Short‑Stay Inpatient Unit specialising in "Surgery", City Clinical Hospital No. 15 named after O.M. Filatov (Moscow Department of Health), Moscow.

2004 – Astrakhan State Medical Academy, specialising in "General Medicine".
2006 – internship in "Surgery" at Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University.

Professional retraining:
2010 – RUDN University, "Ultrasound Diagnostics".
2011 – Moscow State University of Medicine and Dentistry named after A.I. Evdokimov, "Endoscopy".
2012 – First Moscow State Medical University named after I.M. Sechenov, "Cardiovascular Surgery".
2019 – ANO DPO "Profi", "Public Health and Healthcare Organisation".

Internship:
2022 – Internship in Israel on the study of quality management systems and medical organisation management systems.
Regular attendance and participation in conferences and masterclasses (including international) on surgery, in particular on the treatment of anterior abdominal wall hernias and varicose veins.

Courses:
2021 – eFAST ultrasound examination protocol in emergency practice.
2021 – Emergency ultrasound assessment of urgent patients (RUSH protocol).
2024 – Possibilities of ultrasound diagnostics of emergency conditions.
2024 – Basic course in magnetic resonance imaging: urogenital and abdominal imaging.
2024 – Fundamentals of ultrasound diagnostics in surgical practice.
2024 – Basics of laparoscopic surgery in an emergency hospital setting.
2026 – Dubai Hernia Summit.
2026 – Intracorporeal suturing in laparoscopic surgery.

Member of the Russian Society of Surgeons.

26 printed scientific works, co‑author of 1 patent.
Participation in multidisciplinary research, maintaining publication activity and presentations at professional conferences.