Anna Pardal
About Anna Pardal
Anna Pardal is an educator specializing in medical ethics at Aix-Marseille Université and serves as an elected member of the National Order of Podiatrists in France. She has extensive experience in providing ethical advice, drafting administrative documents, and managing disciplinary processes.
Work at Aix-Marseille University
Anna Pardal serves as an Enseignante Deontologie Médicale at Aix-Marseille Université since 2020. In this role, she is responsible for teaching medical ethics and deontology to students in the medical faculty. Her responsibilities include preparing and organizing disciplinary litigation, ensuring that students understand the ethical standards required in the medical profession.
Current Role at Ordre National des Pédicures-Podologues
Since 2020, Anna Pardal has held the position of Elue titulaire at the Ordre National des Pédicures-Podologues. In this capacity, she provides ethical and deontological advice, which includes drafting administrative and council decisions. She also serves as a clerk for the Disciplinary Chamber of First Instance, managing the complete process of case instruction and drafting various legal documents such as memoranda and mediation reports.
Education and Expertise
Anna Pardal studied at the Faculté de Droit in Paris, where she gained foundational knowledge in law. She furthered her education at the Institut de la Construction et Habitation - ICH - CNAM in Aix-en-Provence, focusing on real estate management and construction. Since 2004, she has been pursuing a MAITRISE in these fields. Additionally, she completed a certification in mediation at Sciences Po Aix, achieving the status of Major from 2014 to 2015.
Background in Mediation and Ethics
Anna Pardal has a background in mediation, having studied at Sciences Po Aix where she earned a certification as a Mediatrice. Her expertise in mediation complements her work in ethical and deontological advice, allowing her to effectively handle disputes and facilitate resolutions within her professional roles.