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Education
Konstantin Zvonik in 2002 graduated from the Military Medical Academy named after S.M. Kirov with a degree in medical medicine, and in 2004 - the medical faculty of the First St. Petersburg State Medical University named after Academician I.P. Pavlov, where he studied at the Department of Social Medicine and Health Management.
Career
2016-2019
Since 2016, he worked in the Moscow Department of Health, where he oversaw projects to improve the region's health care system, and in 2019 he went to work at the Ministry of Health of the Moscow Region.
2021
In October 2021, he took the post of special representative of the Governor of St. Petersburg.
2023: Appointment as Director of the TFCMI of St. Petersburg
Konstantin Zvonik was appointed director of the Territorial Health Insurance Fund of St. Petersburg. The corresponding decree at the end of July 2023 was signed by Governor Alexander Beglov.
Introducing the new director to the employees of the Territorial Fund of the Compulsory Medical Insurance of St. Petersburg, the vice-governor of the city Oleg Ergashev noted that Konstantin Zvonik has great clinical, teaching and organizational experience, which will allow him to show his potential in a new position. The vice-governor also thanked Vadim Stozharov, director of the Territorial Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund, who temporarily performed his duties for 2 years, and handed him a letter of thanks, especially noting his work during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Zvonik will replace Vadim Stozharov, who was acting. The head of the TFCMI after resigning "of his own free will" in May 2021, Alexander Kuzhel. He left the post after checking the activities of the fund by the prosecutor's office. According to the supervisory authority, in 2016-2021, the ex-head of the TFCMI was illegally issued bonuses for 5.8 million rubles and business trips for 300 thousand rubles, Fontanka reported[1]
2025
Appointment to the post of vice-governor of St. Petersburg and curator of the Committee on Informatization and Communications
On February 6, 2025, Konstantin Zvonik was appointed to the post of vice-governor of St. Petersburg, who previously replaced the post of director of the state institution "Territorial Fund for Compulsory Medical Insurance of St. Petersburg" (TFCMI). The decree on personnel changes was signed by the governor of the city, Alexander Beglov.
According to the official statement of the Administration of St. Petersburg, as vice-governor of the northern capital, Zvonik will have to directly coordinate and control the activities of the Committee on Informatization and Communications, as well as the Committee on Health and the Veterinary Administration.
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The Committee for Informatization and Communications conducts the state policy of St. Petersburg in the field of digital transformation, information, information technology and information protection, communications, and also coordinates the activities of the executive bodies of state power of the city in the relevant area. The committee is under the jurisdiction of the St. Petersburg Information and Analytical Center, the Smolny Automatic Telephone Exchange, the St. Petersburg State Government Institution Multifunctional Center for the Provision of State and Municipal Services, the City Monitoring Center and other structures.[2]
Termination after nearly two months on holiday
The governor St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov decided to resign the vice-governor who oversaw the sphere, health care Konstantin Zzanok. This became known at the end of August 2025.
As knowledgeable interlocutors in Smolny told Fontanka, the vacancy for the post of vice-governor for health care was officially announced. In addition, as established by the publication, the contact details of the call were removed from the official directory on the website of the city administration.
Zvonik did not respond to the publication's request for comment. At the same time, as noted by "Fontanka," the journalist was blocked by him in the messenger.
At the time of resignation, as Fontanka reminds, the vice-governor has been on vacation since mid-June 2025. According to the interlocutors of the publication, the reason for the vacation was a "personal conflict." The duties of the vice-governor in charge of health care were entrusted to Vladimir Omelnitsky.
Appointed to the post of vice-governor in early February 2025, Zvonik held this position for a little over four months.
On the eve of his leave, as reported by Fontanka, Andrei Sarana was appointed chairman of the health committee, replacing Yuri Shishkin (who had been in office since November last year), who moved to the position of adviser to the governor.
As noted by Fontanka, personnel changes in the city's health structures began in the fall of 2024 with the removal of the head of the committee, Dmitry Lisovets. In the summer of 2025, Lisovets returned to the system, heading the territorial compulsory health insurance fund.[3]
Appointment of TV presenter Elena Malysheva as general director of the medical center
In November 2025, the former vice-governor of St. Petersburg, Konstantin Zvonik, was appointed general director of the Elena Malysheva Medical Center and the Elena Malysheva Educational Center. This was reported by RBC on January 28, 2026 with reference to the resource 78.ru.
Konstantin Zvonik oversaw the healthcare sector in the government of St. Petersburg from February to August 2025. Prior to that, for three years he led the territorial fund of compulsory health insurance.
According to RBC, in parallel with the appointment, Zvonik registered as an individual entrepreneur. The list of activities of its individual entrepreneurs includes software development, legal and financial services, real estate management and advertising.
According to RBC, the Elena Malysheva Medical Center has been operating since 2012 and is located in. To Moscow In addition to plastic surgery, the clinic provides diagnostics (endoscopy) and MRI vaccination services. Elena Malysheva's share in the authorized capital of the company is 35%. According to data for 2024, the center's revenue amounted to 437.9 million rubles, which is 11% higher than the previous year. The net profit of the medical center amounted to 1.7 million rubles. against a loss of 9 million rubles. in 2023.
In 2019, the medical center was fined 100 thousand rubles. by decision of the Moscow Arbitration Court. The reason was violations of the rules in the work of the Department of Plastic Surgery, revealed by the inspection of Roszdravnadzor. Among the problems identified were also admission to the surgeon's operation without the necessary experience and improper maintenance of medical equipment.
The Elena Malysheva Educational Center began work in 2017 and has a license for educational activities. The organization's current financial results have not been publicly disclosed.[4]
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