Karlov Andrei Aleksandrovich

Karlov Andrei Aleksandrovich

Andrei Karlov was born in 1961.

Education

He graduated from the pediatric faculty of the Sverdlovsk Medical Institute. After completing an internship in pediatric surgery, he worked for several years in Tavda as a general surgeon.

Biography

2020: Appointment as Minister of Health of the Sverdlovsk Region

At the end of July 2020, Andrei Karlov was appointed the new Minister of Health of the Sverdlovsk Region. The former chief physician of the children's hospital No. 9 of Yekaterinburg replaced Andrei Tsvetkov. The governor of the Sverdlovsk region Yevgeny Kuyvashev announced this on his Instagram page.

Today I signed decrees on personnel changes in the health care system of the Sverdlovsk region. As I said, we decided to start creating a unified digital health care system by combining the databases of Yekaterinburg and the region. Andrei Tsvetkov, who previously worked as the Minister of Health of the Sverdlovsk Region, will deal with this responsible issue in the status of my adviser, "Kuyvashev wrote.

The governor thanked Tsvetkov, who has held the post since December 2017, for his work as a minister, and also expressed confidence that Karlov "will do an excellent job of new duties as head of the department."

The change of the Minister of Health of the Sverdlovsk Region was announced two weeks after the visit to Yekaterinburg, Minister of Health of Russia Mikhail Murashko. He then said that outpatient and inpatient care, which is provided in the region to patients with the COVID-19 coronavirus, needs to be improved. After that, Kuyvashev promised to draw "personnel conclusions." Later, Roszdravnadzor revealed gross violations in the region in the organization and provision of medical care to patients with COVID-19.

By the end of July 2020, Andrei Karlov's work experience in health care is almost 35 years, 20 of which are in senior positions.

Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov, commenting on the fact that since the beginning of the pandemic, the heads of 11 regional health ministries have left their posts, said that this is evidence of a rotation that has accelerated amid the pandemic.^[1]

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