Personal profile

Biography

Endocrinology and endocrine oncology are the main focus of the clinical activities of Gerlof Valk. (Neuro-) endocrine tumors diagnosis, treatment and follow-up, care for patients with Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia (MEN) and the standardization and continuous improvement of the national care for patients with MEN are his specific areas of expertise. Epidemiologic and translational research within the field of MEN related (pancreatic) neuroendocrine tumors is his main research focus including innovative treatment strategies and personalized cancer care.

 

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

2014 – today 

Internist-endocrinologist, professor of endocrinology with emphasis on endocrine tumors, head of section endocrinology, program director endocrinology residency

 

2007 – 2014  

Internist-endocrinologist, vice program director internal medicine residency

 

1997 – 2001  

Senior researcher, Institute for Extramural Medical Research (EMGO Institute), Free University Medical Centre

 

DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATION

2007 Certification National Board of Internal Medicine and Endocrinology

2002 MSc Clinical Epidemiology

1997 PhD Thesis: ‘The diagnosing of diabetic polyneuropathy in daily clinical practice’. Free University Medical Centre, Amsterdam

1994 Certification National Board of General Practitioners

1990 MD (cum laude)

 

Side activities

National coordinator of the European Reference Network (ERN) Rare Endocrine Conditions

Member of the daily board of BijnierNET

Lead of ENETS task force MEN 1

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External positions

Lead ENETS MEN1 taskforce - Voorzitter van taskforce van leden vanuit ENETS Centers of Excellence - ENETS

15 Jan 202131 Dec 3999

Nationaal coordinator Rare Endocrine Conditions, ENDO ERN - Coordineren van samenwerking tussen Expertise Centra Zeldzame Aandoeningen - ENDO ERN

1 Feb 201731 Dec 3999

Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years

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