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János Talabér
teacher, university lecturer, patient advocate,
QM Manager
He spent his childhood in Dabas, Pest County, Hungary.
In 1998 he graduated as a theology teacher, followed by qualifications as an English language teacher, church lawyer, teacher of English Literature and Linguistics, public education manager and patient advocate.
During his university years, he worked continuously as an ambulance EMT, later as an ambulance technician, and in the United States as a paramedic, with certifications as an emergency nurse, an ambulance EMT, and an American AEMT.
For almost ten years, he has supported the work of the National Ambulance Service with ambulance vehicles with his private ambulance service (2014-2023). He has been working in health law since 2006 with his friend and fellow law professor, Péter Antalóczy. He has numerous internationally recognized articles and individual publications in the field of health law and English linguistics.
In addition to his teaching activities at secondary schools, he has been a lecturer at ELTE, Semmelweis University, Zsigmond Király College and János Harsányi College. Currently, he is a lecturer at the Faculty of Humanities of the Károli Gáspár Reformed University, where he is a member of a research group due to his foreign engagement. For three years he taught social sciences at the Faculty of Health and Social Sciences.
He has also been a visiting lecturer abroad, at Mary Baldwin College in Virginia and on Erasmus study visits to Germany, England, Poland, France and Finland. He is a Master Teacher and also serves as Graduation Chair each year. He is committed to emergency patient care and has gained experience abroad. He has worked as an ambulance worker in the United States of America, Germany and Austria. Language skills: Hungarian (C2), English (C2), German (B2), Latin (A2).