Matthias Woellner
About Matthias Woellner
Matthias Woellner is the Coordinator Training & Education EP at Boston Scientific, with extensive experience in clinical specialization for electrophysiology.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
Matthias Woellner is currently serving as Coordinator Training & Education EP at Boston Scientific. Since 2008, he has been based in Ratingen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland. In this role, he oversees training and educational activities within the electrophysiology domain, ensuring that healthcare professionals are well-equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills.
Past Roles at Boston Scientific
Between 2001 and 2008, Matthias Woellner held the position of Clinical Specialist and Product Manager International at Boston Scientific. He was actively involved in the global management and marketing of clinical products related to electrophysiology. Additionally, he served as the European Product Manager for Electrophysiology, a role in which he played a pivotal part in product management on an international level.
Previous Experience in Healthcare
Before joining Boston Scientific, Matthias Woellner accumulated significant experience in the healthcare sector. From 1995 to 2000, he worked at University Muenster in Germany as a Technician and Male Nurse in the EP Lab. Prior to that, he spent 17 years, from 1983 to 2000, working at various hospitals in Germany as a Male Nurse and Team Leader in the Intensive Care Unit.
Educational Background
Matthias Woellner completed his studies at Hospital Lörrach in Germany, where he achieved his qualification as a Male Nurse from 1980 to 1983. He also studied at Städtisches Krankenhaus Lörrach, where he earned his exam. Krankenpfleger, completing this program over the same period.
Specialization in Electrophysiology
Matthias Woellner has extensive experience in electrophysiology, having been involved in international clinical specialization within this field. His roles at Boston Scientific and his previous positions put him at the forefront of advancements and education in electrophysiology, making significant contributions to this specialized medical area.