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János Talabér
teacher, university lecturer, QM and facility manager
I spent my childhood in Dabasi, Pest County. In 1998, I earned my first degree as a religion teacher, and subsequently obtained qualifications as an English language teacher, canon lawyer and public education leader, as well as a professional certification as a patient rights advocate.
During my university years, I continuously worked as an emergency medical technician, later advancing to paramedic. I hold qualifications as a paramedic (emergency technician), an American AEMT, and a general nursing certification. For nearly ten years, between 2014 and 2023, I operated a foundation-based private ambulance service, supporting the work of the National Ambulance Service with emergency vehicles.
Since 2006, I have been engaged in healthcare law, collaborating with my friend and law professor colleague, Péter Antalóczy. I have numerous internationally recognized joint and independent publications in the fields of healthcare law and English linguistics.
Alongside my secondary school teaching, I have taught at several universities, including ELTE, HJF, ZSKF, and Semmelweis University. Currently, I am a part-time lecturer at the Faculty of Humanities at Károli Gáspár Reformed University, participating externally due to international commitments. I have also taught social sciences for three years at the Faculty of Health Sciences and Social Studies at the same university.
I have gained international teaching experience as well: at Mary Baldwin College in Virginia, USA, and through Erasmus study visits in Germany, England, Poland, France, and Finland. I am a master teacher and take on graduation exam presidency duties every year.
I also have experience in hotel management and the hospitality industry, having worked for several years as a QM and facility manager.
I am deeply committed to emergency patient care and continuously seek professional experience abroad in this field.
Languages: Hungarian (C2), English (C2), German (B2), Latin (B1).