Partnership with the Warsaw Academy of Medical and Technical Sciences of Applied Sciences

Dr Sebastian Grzyb, Rector of the Warsaw Academy of Medical and Technical Sciences (WAMT), and Krzysztof Reinhard, CEO of Wellclinic, They met at the university’s headquarters to formally sign the documents marking the start of the collaboration between the two institutions.

This partnership brings together the academic community with the expertise of a modern medical clinic. Its aim is to develop expertise, facilitate the exchange of knowledge and raise standards within the fields of cosmetology and aesthetic medicine.

At Wellclinic, we believe that a good education is not limited to theory. It is the combination of scientific knowledge and practical experience that better prepares our experts for their work, enabling them to make informed decisions and provide responsible patient care.

We are delighted to be able to share our experience, support students in acquiring practical skills and help shape the future direction of the industry.

This is an important step towards an education system that meets the real needs of the labour market and sets standards for the future.

Wellclinic’s success and the next step in the brand’s development

This partnership with the university is a significant honour for Wellclinic. It demonstrates that our team’s experience can benefit not only patients, but also those who are just beginning to prepare for a career in the sector.

It is also an opportunity to engage more closely with the academic community and to play a part in training future specialists. We are delighted to be able to share the knowledge we have gained through our day-to-day work and to support the development of skills that are essential in the rapidly evolving field of aesthetic medicine.

Practice-based education

Aesthetic medicine is a field in which knowledge, experience and an understanding of modern technologies play a vital role. Interaction with practitioners enables students to gain a better insight into the nature of the profession and to understand what working in a professional clinic is like.

As part of the collaboration with WAMT, the following are planned: sessions led by Wellclinic specialists, learning about the technologies used in the sector and initiatives supporting students’ professional development. There are also plans for an exchange of knowledge and experience, which will help to better align the curriculum with the needs of the labour market.

Thanks to these initiatives, students will be able to view their work from the perspective of those who work in the industry on a day-to-day basis.

Working together for the benefit of the medical sector

For Wellclinic, the partnership with WAMT offers an opportunity to get involved in the training of future experts and to share the experience we gain every day. It is also an important part of developing our brand and building relationships with the academic community.

We are proud that Wellclinic can be part of this initiative. We believe that this collaboration will result in valuable projects and, above all, will provide students with new opportunities to acquire knowledge and practical skills.

Thank you Warsaw Academy of Medical and Technical Applied Sciences for your trust, openness and the opportunity to establish this unique partnership. It is an honour for Wellclinic to be part of an initiative that combines academic knowledge with practical experience, creating new perspectives for the development of modern education and medicine. We believe that our partnership will mark the beginning of many inspiring projects that will contribute to the development of future generations of specialists and the medical sector as a whole.

Katarzyna Pawłowska – a journalist specialising in health and lifestyle topics. A graduate in Journalism from the University of Warsaw, she is passionate about creating expert content on health, beauty and longevity (the science of living longer).