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Medical school at Charité Universitätsmedizin in Berlin. During the final year of studies clinical training in London, Athens, Zurich. From 2000 research assistant at the Multiple Sclerosis Center Berlin (by then: workgroup clinical neuroimmunology), MD thesis on multiple sclerosis. From 2006 specialist training in neurology at the neurology department, Charité Berlin. Board certification in Neurology. As a neurologist, I specialice in the assessment and treatment of common neurological conditions e.g. dizziness, vertigo, headaches, migraine, neuropathic pain syndromes, trigeminal neuralgia, blackouts, epilepsy, tremor, Parkinson’s, etc. Over several years, I have worked in the MS clinic (outpatient clinic) of the Charité Berlin. Since a study visit to the „peripheral nerves team“ of the Institute of Neurology in London 2005  I have developed a special interest in neurology of the peripheral nervous system. At the Charité Berlin training in clinical neurophysiology (NCS, EMG) and neurological ultrasound (neurosonology, nerve sonography). More than 12 years of experience in clinical neurology. Dr. Wengert is certified by and a member of the german society of clinical neurophysiology (DGKN; British counterpart: BSCN; North-American counterpart: AANEM).

Since 4/2015 private practice neurology in Berlin, Schloßstraße. Special interest and expertise in looking after patients with peripheral nerve disorders and diagnostic tests used to evaluate people with suspected peripheral nerve disorders, such as nerve conduction studies, electromyography, nerve sonography.

Medical school at Charité Universitätsmedizin in Berlin. Since 1999 specialist training in Neurology at the neurology department, Charité Berlin. Board certification in Neurology. In 2000 research assistant at the MRC Human Movement and Balance unit, Institute of Neurology, London. From 2001 to 2004 training and work in clinical neurophysiology in the neurophysiological department Charité, Campus Virchow-Klinikum (PD Dr. Behse). During research activities analysis of EEG und evoked potentials, TMS and MRI.

From 2008 to 2015 head of the outpatient department for muscle diseases at the Charité, Campus Mitte. During this years, I worked not exclusively, but preferentially with patients with neuromuscular disorders, like muscle dystrophies or myopathies as well as myositis and polyneuropathy or other nerve disorders.

As a neurologist, I’m specialized in the assessment and treatment of common neurological conditions e.g. neuromuscular disorders, dizziness, vertigo, headaches, migraine, neuropathic pain syndromes, trigeminal neuralgia, blackouts, epilepsy, tremor, Parkinson’s disease, stroke etc. I’m a certified member of the german society of clinical neurophysiology (DGKN).  Up to now, I have more than 19 years of experience in clinical neurology.

The main advantage of operating a private practice is, that I can decide on the time needed for consultation and examination without time restraints. This way, I can plan more time for examinations. Individualized counseling and especially a thorough high-quality examination by NCS and EMG and nerve sonography would not be possible for me within the restraints of statutory health insurance. Especially if important therapy decisions have to be made, I prefer relying on a thorough and informative (which means oftentimes: time-consuming) examination. I always work with prior appointment. This helps to avoid unnecessary waiting times. Please come on time to your scheduled appointment and plan enough time for the examination (examination time usually 60min).

Medical doctors in Germany are not free to define prices for medical consultation. Billing has to be conducted according to the current Medical Fee Schedule (so called GOÄ) for physicians. In the Medical Fee Schedule (so called GOÄ), there are obligatory predefined fees for each medical examination and treatment. These predefined fees are exactly the same throughout Germany.

If you are further interested, please see: Gebührenordnung für Ärzte