
Nana Janelidze-Kurashvili. Head of Zhordania clinic. Doctor obstetrics-gynecologist, a reproductologist.
• Graduated from Davit Tvildiani Medical University "Aieti" - a training program with international standards.
• Reproductology course - Zhordania Human Reproduction Medical Research Institute.
• Obstetrics-gynecology course – ChachavaPerinatal Medicine andScientific Research Institute of Obstetrics and Gynecology
• Georgian State Medical Academy - ultrasound diagnosis of abdominal organs.
• 1999 - Doctor's certificate for general practice.
• 2001 Certificate in reproductology and obstetrics-gynecology.
• Training programs and trainings in Georgia and abroad.
• USA - Qualification: obstetrics - gynecology, family planning and contraception, adolescent gynecology (John Hopkins University, Grade Health System).
• Israel - reproductive medicine: the latest methods of infertilitytreatment, in vitro fertilization, ultrasound of small pelvic organs (at the "Assuta" hospital base)
• Member of the Association of Georgian, American and European obstetrics-gynecology and reproductology.
• Has received the title of an Honorary Citizen of Atlantis, USA.
• Salzburg Medical Seminars: Family planning and contraception, rational use of drugs, gender equality and the role of men in reproductive health and rights issues, marketing and management in pharmacology.
• Practical Medical Activities Since 2001: Head of reproductive health cabinetwithin the framework of the John Hopkins University Program, women's health center - AIHA, Jerusalem Medical Center, Chachava Clinic Reproductive Health Diagnostic Center - doctor reproductologist.
• Georgian - American Clinic for reproductive medicine - reproductive health and in vitro fertilization.
• Member of Georgian Association for reproductive medicine and biology.
• Member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) and European Association of Reproductive Medicine and Embryology.
• Currently -Clinical Director of Zhordania Clinic, Head of in-vitro fertilization dnit, doctor