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Company Description: St. Georg Unternehmensgruppe

The St. Georg Unternehmensgruppe is one of the largest and most traditional healthcare institutions in Central Germany. It consists of the Klinikum St. Georg gGmbH, the Städtischen Eigenbetrieb Klinikum "St. Georg" Leipzig and seven subsidiaries, including the Fachkrankenhaus Hubertusburg. The hospital is the oldest and, after the University Hospital, the second largest hospital in Leipzig, with over 3,000 employees and almost 1,200 beds in 25 clinics[1][3].

Key Products and Services

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Medical Care: The group offers comprehensive medical care from standard to maximum care. Special focuses are on traumatology, neurosurgery, infectiology and the center for severely burned patients[3][5].
Academic Education: As an academic teaching hospital of the University of Leipzig and the University of Târgu Mureș, the hospital trains medical students[3].
E-Learning and Further Education: An e-learning platform enables employees to complete training and further education flexibly and independently of time[4].

Main Mission and Values

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The mission of the St. Georg Unternehmensgruppe is to provide comprehensive and high-quality medical care while also functioning as an important educational institution. The company's values include patient-oriented care, interdisciplinary collaboration and continuous training.

Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

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Although specific sustainability goals are not explicitly mentioned, the group continuously invests in the structural infrastructure and modernizes its facilities to ensure sustainable healthcare[5]. In addition, the hospital is involved in research projects, such as Corona research, and operates interdisciplinary cooperation with external partners[5].

The St. Georg Unternehmensgruppe is an important part of healthcare in Central Germany and offers a diverse working environment with over 3,800 employees. With its long history and commitment to medical excellence, it makes a significant contribution to regional healthcare.

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