Hele Everaus
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Hele Everaus was born and raised in Tartu[3] and graduated from Tartu 5th Secondary School in 1971 and from Tartu State University Faculty of Medicine in 1977 (cum laude). In 1984 she defended her medical candidate's thesis and in 1993 she defended her medical doctor's thesis.[1]
In the years 1977–1980, she was a senior laboratory technician at the Institute of General and Molecular Pathology of Tartu State University. From 1980–1987 she served as an assistant at the internal medicine department of the internal clinic, and from 1987–1993 an associate professor. From 1985, she was also the head of the hematology laboratory at the Faculty of Medicine. In the years 1993–1999, she was an extraordinary professor in the field of hematology, and in 1993–1999, she was the head of the intensive hematology department of Tartu Children's Hospital.[1]
In the years 1998–2003, Hele Everaus was the development vice-rector of the University of Tartu, From 2000 to 2004 she was professor of the hematology-oncology clinic of the Faculty of Medicine, and until 2016 was professor of the hematology-oncology chair. Since 2017, she has been an emeritus professor and consulting physician.[3]
