Dr. Iryna Kerechanyn

MD, PhD

MD - Uzzhorod national medical university (Uzzhorod, Ukraine); PhD - Bogomolets National Medical University (Kyiv, Ukraine)

MD 2002; Phd 2011

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• "Salmanov A., Vdovichenko Y., Kerechanyn I. “Prevalence of health care–associated infections and antimicrobial resistance of the responsible pathogens in Ukraine: Results of a multicenter study (2014-2016)” American Journal of Infection Control 47(4), P.e15-e20, April 2019
  https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajic.2019.03.007 ISSN 0196-6553 SCOPUS
• Roman О. Plakhotnyi, Iryna V. Kerechanyn., Larysa Ya. Fedoniuk, Tеtiana I. Trunina, Lylia M. Yaremenko “Comparative morphology of the pig`s rectum and human`s rectum via 3d reconstruction”. Wiadomosci Lekarskie. Official journal of the Polish Medical Association, VOLUME LXXIII, ISSUE 11, NOVEMBER 2020, C.2354-2357 doi:0.36740/WLec202011106
• Mykola L. Ankin, Taras M. Petryk, Oleksander A.Radomski, Viktoria A. Ladyka, Іryna V. Кerechanyn, Larysa Y. Fedoniuk, Mykhailo P. Sas “Long-term results of treating patients with open fractures of low-leg bones” Wiadomosci Lekarskie. Official journal of the Polish Medical Association, LXXV, ISSUE 4 PART 1, APRIL 2022, C.803-809 doi: 10.36740/WLek202204110"

I am proud to have over 40 published scientific articles, including indexed in SCOPUS. I hold more than 30 certificates for participating in scientific conferences, webinars, and workshops. One of my most significant achievements is receiving a certificate of attendance for the international postgraduate practical internship on “New and Innovative Teaching Methods in Medicine,” organized by the Medical University of Lublin (Poland, 2019) as part of the Erasmus+ OSCI program. Additionally, I serve as a mentor for several student groups, including AMSA (SVG), the Neurology Interest Group, and the Pediatric Interest Group (SJSM)

Teaching is my passion, and I find great joy in helping students understand even the most complicated topics in a simple and clear way. I love watching their progress and growth—it’s incredibly rewarding to see their confidence build over time. In my class, students can look forward to a supportive and engaging environment where learning feels enjoyable and achievable. I’m always happy to guide them on their journey and celebrate their successes along the way.

Outside of teaching, I enjoy spending time on the water—sailing and swimming are two of my favorite hobbies. I find both activities relaxing and refreshing, and they help me stay active and connected to nature.