C.K. Fritz
Prof. Dr., M.Sc · Lead Physician Associate for General Internal Medicine & Pain Therapy
Your first point of contact. Prof. Fritz takes the time to understand the whole picture before treating a single symptom.
Physician Associate for General Internal Medicine & Pain Therapy
As a Physician Associate, Prof. Dr. C.K. Fritz is Your primary clinician, working in direct collaboration with Prof. Dr. Glökler.
Scientific excellence and personal care at Your side
As Your primary clinician, Prof. Dr. Fritz shapes Your individual treatment plan. He brings his broad expertise to bear in order to deliver, as effectively as possible for You, the therapeutic strategy defined together with Prof. Dr. Glökler. This structured collaboration is anchored in a delegation model approved by the cantonal health authority and assures You the highest quality of care under the overall responsibility of Prof. Dr. Glökler.
The foundation for this is an exceptionally broad medical perspective, gained through an international career with studies in the United States and the United Kingdom and formative professional experience in South Africa, Germany and Austria. His broad clinical experience spans decisive disciplines such as general and internal medicine, cardiovascular medicine, surgery and specialised pain and wound care. This high medical standard is underpinned scientifically by his work as a university professor at a recognised European university. His deep understanding of people has also been decisively enriched by many years of pro bono work for aid organisations such as Medical Teams International and UNHCR across numerous African states, as well as Timmy Global Healthcare in South America. For his scientific work on malaria therapy in Central Africa, he received a special distinction for developing and implementing structured guidelines and treatment pathways in rural regions.
For You as a patient, this close collaboration means medical care that is both clinically brilliant and exceptionally personal, guided by Your individual needs.