Rafael Arroyo González
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- 29 years of experience
- Spain, Madrid, Quironsalud Madrid
- Professional experience - Since 2006, he has been Head of the Neurology Department at the Quironsalud University Hospital of Madrid and the Ruber Juan Bravo Hospital. - Professor of Medicine at the Faculty of Biomedical Sciences of the European University of Madrid, holds the national accreditation of Professor of Medical Sciences (issued by ANECA). - Doctor of Medicine, Complutense University of Madrid (UCM). Award for Outstanding Doctoral Thesis (UCM, 2004): Study on the relationship of human herpes virus 6 as an environmental factor in multiple sclerosis. - Membership in scientific societies - National and International Principal Investigator in Neuroscience at Quironsalud Madrid (June 2015 – present) - President of the Research Committee of the Quironsalud University Hospital of Madrid (2012 to present). - Member of the Research Committee of the San Carlos Clinical Hospital (2012-2015). - Member of the Council of the Faculty of Medicine of the Complutense University of Madrid (2011-2015). - Research and Teaching - Principal investigator of 100 national and international clinical trials. - 7 FIS research projects from the Carlos III Institute of Health (the last 5 as principal investigator). - 10 projects from private foundations, received on a competitive basis (7 as principal investigator). - He has authored 139 international articles with a total impact factor of 949,917 and 4,552 citations. 38 books and book chapters with an H-factor of 34 (2018). - His publications stand out in journals that have the greatest global impact on research, such as the New England Journal of Medicine and the Lancet. - Dr. Rafael Arroyo has given over 300 international and national presentations at various Congresses. - Education : - Professor of Medicine at the Faculty of Biomedical Sciences of the European University of Madrid and holds the national accreditation of Professor of Medical Sciences (issued by ANECA). 
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