Professor Roztočil, former head of the Jihlava hospital, is the new Vice-Rector of the University of Applied Sciences

The College of Polytechnicééé Jihlava has four new rectors

Professor Roztočil spoke at the rámci educationávání nevšední destinations –  Chartúmu in Súdánu, entered the gymnasium in his native Brno and continued his studies at the Lycée Alphonse Daudet in Nimes, France. He studied at the Lékař Faculty of Arts at the UJEP in Brno in 1972-1978. In 1986 he passed the second certificate in Gynaecology-Obstetrics. After that he started to work as an assistant professor at his alma mater, where he stayed until 2003. In that year he became the head of the gynaecological-obstetric department of the Jihlava Hospital, since the beginning of this year he has been the head of the department. In the Jihlavaé hospital, he performedá iná prof. He thusé functioned asá city director for science, research and&scaron&collegeí. He is also a member of many professional committeesí. He was appointed professor in 1999.

Prof. Roztočil has worked at many universities in the Czech Republic and abroad (Charles University, Masaryk University, University of Hradec Králové, Catholicá University of Ružomberok, etc.).  In the years 2010 to 2013, Prof. Roztočil was a member of the Parliament of the Czech Republic for TOP 09, but not a member of it. In view of his experience and professional competence, he was given the post of mí chairman of the Health Care Committee in the Chamber of Deputies.

Prof. Roztočil has been working at the VŠPJ as an academicý worker at the Department of HealthýStudiesý since 2008, since 2010 he has been the guarantor of the bachelorýGreekstudy field of Midwifery. „I am very rád that Professor Roztočil has expanded&scaron& í leadership&scaron& í at&scaron& í &scaron& ´ colleges to the position of vice chancellor. I firmly believe that his personality, charisma and mostéé professionalé and life&experience&scaron& ence will help V&scaron& PJ in its& further&scaron& ´ development,“ said V&scaron& PJ Rector Vá& clav Bácha.