Acibadem Healthcare Group
OKTAY ŞAHİN
M.D.

OKTAY ŞAHİN

Hospitals
  • Kent Medical Center Bayraklı
Medical Units and Clinical Services
  • Cardiology

M.D. Oktay Şahin is a cardiologist with foundational training from the Istanbul University Institute of Cardiology, where he completed his cardiology education in 2002. With a long-standing commitment to heart health, he brings decades of clinical experience to patient care, diagnostics, and cardiovascular treatment. In 2024, Dr. Şahin joined Acibadem Health Group, contributing his expertise to a leading healthcare network known for advanced cardiac services. He is dedicated to evidence-based practice, patient-centered care, and the ongoing integration of new techniques and technologies to improve outcomes. Dr. Şahin is recognized for his clear communication with patients and his collaborative approach with multidisciplinary teams. He focuses on personalized treatment plans that balance medical best practices with individual patient needs and lifestyles.

Education

  • 2002 Istanbul University Institute of Cardiology Cardiology
  • 1996 Hacettepe University Faculty of Medicine

Experience

  • 2024 Acibadem Health Group




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