Doruk Akgün is an esteemed orthopedic surgeon and academician, renowned for his expertise in shoulder and elbow surgery. Since August 2021, he has served as an Attending Physician in Orthopedics and Traumatology, as well as the Head of the Department for Shoulder and Elbow Surgery at Charité University of Medicine in Berlin. Akgün's journey in medicine began with his studies at Charité University, where he earned his degree in Human Medicine in 2014.
Akgün's clinical career has been marked by dedication and excellence. From 2014 to 2021, he underwent rigorous residency training in Orthopedics and Traumatology at Charité University, honing his skills under the mentorship of esteemed professors. Throughout his career, Akgün has contributed significantly to the field through his research endeavors. He holds a Doctor of Medicine degree, awarded with Magna cum laude, for his thesis on the relationship between muscular and bony anatomy in native hips. Additionally, he obtained his Habilitation and Venia legend (PD Dr. med./ Associate Professor) for experimental Orthopedics and Traumatology, further solidifying his academic standing. Akgün has secured multiple research grants and awards, demonstrating his commitment to advancing orthopedic knowledge and patient care.
Beyond his clinical and research roles, Akgün is actively engaged in academic activities and professional organizations. He has served on the scientific and organizing committees of prestigious international conferences, including the Berlin International Shoulder Course. Akgün is a sought-after speaker, having delivered over 50 presentations at national and international congresses. His leadership in the field has been recognized with various awards and fellowships, highlighting his contributions to orthopedic surgery and his standing among peers.
