Zhulamanova Gulzhan Musilmanbekovna

Zhulamanova Gulzhan Musilmanbekovna is a specialist at University Medical Center (UMC) and is listed as the Head of the Neurology Program. UMC’s profile places her medical practice start in 1991 and notes 35 years of experience, with program leadership since 2016. Her advanced training spans both diagnostics and therapeutic approaches: functional diagnostics (1080 hours), traditional therapy with courses in acupuncture-reflexotherapy, phytotherapy, manual therapy, and Su Jok therapy (1080 hours), and ultrasound diagnostics (2019, 1080 hours). In 2020, she completed continuing education on “Vascular diseases of the nervous system” at the Almaty State Medical Academy faculty for physician improvement. For patients, this mix supports a structured neurology pathway that combines assessment tools with treatment options that are tailored to clinical needs.

Education

• Internship — Tselinograd State Medical Institute (year not specified).

Work experience

• UMC — began medical practice in 1991.
• UMC — Head of the Neurology Program (since 2016).

Clinical focus and techniques

Dr. Zhulamanova’s described neurology practice is supported by retraining that covers both diagnostic methods and integrative therapeutic techniques.

• Acupuncture-reflexotherapy.
• Phytotherapy.
• Manual therapy.
• Su Jok therapy.
• Ultrasound diagnostics.

Professional societies and certifications

Not specified in the provided evidence.

Academic output

Not specified in the provided evidence.

Courses and advanced training

• Functional diagnostics retraining — MUA, 1080 hours (year not specified).
• Traditional therapy retraining — AGIUV, 1080 hours (includes acupuncture-reflexotherapy, phytotherapy, manual therapy, and Su Jok therapy; year not specified).
• Radiology retraining (ultrasound diagnostics) — NCPMO, 1080 hours (2019).
• Continuing education — “Vascular diseases of the nervous system”, Almaty State Medical Academy faculty for physician improvement (2020).

Awards and recognition

• 2010 — received a certificate/commendation from center leadership (award name partially cut in evidence).
• Received commendation letters from center leadership, a medical holding, a trade union organization, and the Nur Otan party (listed).

Consultation languages are not listed in the provided evidence. UMC’s neurology program leadership and her diagnostic training in ultrasound and functional diagnostics support care for patients with neurological conditions, including vascular nervous system diseases.