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Als huisarts van Huisartspraktijk Van Willigen stel ik me graag even voor. Ik ben in Haren (Gn) geboren, de middelbare school en de universiteit heb ik in Groningen gevolgd. Na het artsexamen in 1994 heb ik als arts eerst gewerkt op de interne intensive care van het UMCG. Vervolgens werkte ik daar op de longafdeling. Gezien mijn chirurgische interesse ben ik daarna op de chirurgische afdeling gaan werken. Het meeste werk deed ik op de afdeling traumatologie, maar ook op de afdeling vaatchirurgie en oncologie heb ik geruime tijd gewerkt. In Engeland heb ik als arts op de afdeling orthopedie van het ziekenhuis in Bangor (Wales) vooral ervaring opgedaan in het opereren. Naast het klinische werk heb ik als arts gewerkt op de KKP (kortdurende klinische psychiatrie) aan de Hereweg eveneens te Groningen om ervaring op te doen in de psychiatrie. Daarna ben ik de huisartsenopleiding gaan volgen. In 1999 behaalde ik mijn huisartsenbevoegdheid. Van het jaar 2000 tot 2004 heb ik in Heerenveen een kleine praktijk gehad in combinatie met twee grote asielzoekerscentra, die van Heerenveen en Wolvega. Vanwege het veranderde asielbeleid gingen deze centra sluiten. Hoewel mijn gewone praktijk in Heerenveen hard groeide, ging mijn voorkeur toch uit naar een praktijk in Groningen.

In January 2004 I took over the practice of colleague Schut. He had established his practice on Hereweg. I then moved into the current building on Radesingel. Besides working as a GP, I am currently working at the Faculty of Medicine. As a coach I supervise a number of first-year students and as a teacher I teach interns at the KTC (clinical training centre).

I enjoy working as a doctor. In addition to the close contact with a very diverse group of people, I find the medical content very fascinating. I experience my work as responsible, as my assessments and decisions can have far-reaching consequences for my patients. In my work I am mainly driven by the need to really meet people and help them in their problems.

Besides my work, music is my big hobby. I am involved in organizing the organ concerts in the Martini Church here. I also make many CD recordings of good musicians. I play the piano and organ myself. I also love photography and being in nature with my boat or racing bike. I visit the alps regularly: skiing during the winters and in the summer I like climbing mountains there.

My name is Tjitte Verbeek van Buuren. I work in general practice Radesingel as a general practitioner and practice owner. Since June 2018 I have a regular consultation hour for patients in our practice.

In addition, as a medical examiner, I perform (driving license) examinations for the CBR, among others. I do this for patients from our own practice and beyond.

As my first name may have suggested to you, I am of Frisian descent. I was born in the small village of Warns and raised in Wommels. After finishing the gymnasium in Sneek, I moved to Groningen to study Medicine. During my studies I was very involved in education: besides attending lectures, I taught younger students. In addition, I obtained my PhD on research into the effects of psychological stress during pregnancy on the child. Teaching, research and innovation are still things I like to do next to the general practitioner profession.

In addition to my work in our general practice, I work as a post-doc researcher at the University Medical Center Groningen and I am involved in healthcare innovations.

I got married in 2016 with my wife Lianne, who is also a GP. Together we have a son and a daughter.

LinkedIn: T. Verbeek van Buuren, MD PhD
PubMed: dr. T. Verbeek, huisarts-epidemioloog
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Doctor L.J. (Lianne) Verbeek van Buuren is, besides husband of practice owner Tjitte, general practitioner in Meerstad.

She was born and raised in Utrecht. She studied Biomedical Sciences (University of Amsterdam) and Medicine (Rijksuniversity Groningen), after which she gained valuable experience as a doctor in the Emergency Department (Scheper Hospital Emmen) and Intensive Care (Martini Hospital Groningen).

During her specialization as a general practitioner (University Medical Center Groningen) she worked in general practices in Garyp and Dokkum and worked in psychiatry (Lentis) and rehabilitation (Beatrixoord).

As a general practitioner, she worked in various practices in Stad and Ommeland and at the general practitioner emergency service (DDG). From 2021 she will work as a general practitioner in Meerstad. Lianne is married to Tjitte Verbeek van Buuren, also a general practitioner. Together they have two children and they live in the city of Groningen, near Meerstad.

In her free time she enjoys movies, running and being out with the kids. During the winter Lianne likes to ski and when it's summertime, she likes to swim.

Doctor Verbeek van Buuren usually works in Meerstad, but she supports the practice on Radesingel through her digital consultation hours. You can meet her via the Digital Doctor's Assistant, via secure email, via video calls or you can read her message in your PGO (Personal Health Environment).

Doctor Van Berkel usually works in Meerstad, but she supports the practice on Radesingel through her digital consultation hours. You can meet her via the Digital Doctor's Assistant, via secure e-mail, via video calls or you can read her message in your PGO (Personal Health Environment).

She studied medicine in Groningen and then worked as a medical doctor in pediatrics in Deventer and in emergency care in Suriname. To complete her specialization as a general practitioner, she returned to Groningen, where she still lives with great pleasure.

In her spare time she likes to do sports outside (rowing, cycling). You can also meet her during a (lunch) walk along the Woldmeer near Meerstad.

Doctor Bouwknegt works on the Radesingel on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Doctor Bouwknegt has been living in Haren for 3 years and in addition to being a general practitioner, she is the mother of Mees. She likes to travel and can often be found on the hockey fields, on her racing bike or on the terrace.

Doctor Dibbern works on the Radesingel on Mondays and Fridays.

She studied medicine in Groningen and also did part of my internships in Germany. After graduating, she started working as a medical doctor in the emergency department and in a nursing home in Winschoten.

She is a mother of two beautiful daughters and in her free time she enjoys outdoor activities, sewing and sports.

Doctor Ekkel works at General Practice Radesingel on Wednesdays and Fridays.

Doctor Van den Hoogen works at our practice on Mondays and Wednesdays. At other times she also does digital consultations. You can meet her via the Digital Doctor's Assistant, via secure email, via video calls or you can read her message in your PGO (Personal Health Environment).

Doctor Van den Hoogen studied medicine in Groningen, after which she worked as a medical doctor in child psychiatry and care for the elderly. She also trained as a general practitioner in Groningen, and now she enjoys working as an acting general practitioner in various practices in the city.

She loves to cook elaborate meals for friends, enjoys going to concerts and festivals and can often be found at the movie theater.

Doctor Rozeman works on the Radesingel on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays. At other times she also does digital consultations. You can meet her via the Digital Doctor's Assistant, via secure email, via video calls or you can read her message in your PGO (Personal Health Environment).

Doctor Rijndertse worked on the Radesingel, she currently does many digital consultation hours.

She was born and raised near Rotterdam and did her medical studies and general practitioner training at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam. In between, she worked for 1.5 years as ANIOS at the ED and Cardiology in Gorinchem and a year at pediatrics in Dordrecht. But the diversity of the general practitioner profession appealed to her the most.

After the general practitioner training she was ready for some more adventure and she worked for a year in a disadvantaged practice in New Zealand. After having lived and observed in Groningen with her boyfriend for a number of months, she now lives in Wellington, New Zealand for a period.

Doctor Rijndertse remains digitally involved in the general practice on Radesingel. You can meet her via the Digital Doctor's Assistant, via secure email, via video calls or you can read her message in your PGO (Personal Health Environment).

Doctor Veth works at our practice on Thursdays.

From April this year, Doctor Van Vliet will work on the Radesingel on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

José Goorden has been working at our practice since September 2022 as an intern somatics practice assistant and a number of hours as a doctor's assistant.

She was born in beautiful Twente and at the age of 18 she exchanged the village for the city of Groningen to study. After working as a group leader for a number of years, she was trained to become a doctor's assistant. After this training she worked for 30 years as a doctor's assistant in psychiatry (Lentis).

To increase her medical knowledge, she completed Nursing school in 2021. In the meantime she has started the course Nursing Practice Support General Practitioner Care in Groningen. In recent years she has gained many different work experiences in the position of doctor's assistant and nurse, in psychiatry, hospital and nursing home care.

In her spare time she enjoys gardening, walking, cycling and visiting the theatre.

Janou Oostindiër is connected to general practitioner's office Radesingel from the WIJ team as a support worker for youth and family (OJG) where she is present on Thursday mornings. Janou is a remedial educationalist. Parents and kids up to the age of 18 can contact her via a referral from their GP with various questions about growing up and raising children. Think, for example, of concerns about development, mood complaints, anxiety complaints or problems in difficult situations such as divorce or being bullied. Janou gives advice and offers short-term guidance and/or treatment. If necessary, she can also refer to specialist youth care.

We regularly supervise trainees for training to become a doctor's assistant. They are trained by experienced doctor's assistants, together with the POHs and general practitioners: we train together!

We regularly supervise trainees for training to become a doctor's assistant. They are trained by experienced doctor's assistants, together with the POHs and general practitioners: we train together!

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