Islambekov Elbek
Expert / General practitioner
About the doctor:
Dr. Elbek Islambekov is a practicing physician in general medicine with experience in clinical and educational institutions in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. He received his medical education at Tashkent Medical Academy (specialization in family medicine) and completed internships in leading clinics in Tashkent and Almaty. He holds medical licenses in both countries (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan) and has successfully passed the international USMLE exams (Step 1 - PASS, Step 2 CK - 238), confirming his high level of training according to international standards. Dr. Islambekov is known for his attentive and thoughtful approach to each patient, combining deep knowledge of clinical medicine with practical experience. He places particular emphasis on disease prevention and educating patients about the principles of a healthy lifestyle.
Work experience:
Doctor Islambekov practices clinical medicine at Mediker International Hospital (Almaty, Kazakhstan), where he provides primary medical care, conducts comprehensive examinations, diagnoses a wide range of diseases, and develops individualized treatment plans. He previously completed internships and residency at the Tashkent Medical Academy in the cardiology and neurology departments, where he was involved in the management of inpatient care and postoperative monitoring following cardiac surgeries. Additionally, he worked as an emergency physician in Uzbekistan, where he gained experience in providing emergency care in acute situations, and was also involved in teaching activities — leading educational programs at the international educational centers Medacademyuz and Medcloud, assisting students in preparing for the USMLE exams and national competitions.
Professional Interests:
Dr. Islambekov's professional interests include family medicine, cardiology, neurology, and preventive medicine. He is actively involved in research related to the quality of medical care and the medical education system. He pays special attention to teaching young specialists the principles of evidence-based medicine, as well as issues of increasing the accessibility of primary medical care in Central Asia.