Specialist in internal medicine, anesthesiology and intensive care. Director of general intensive care at Wolfson Medical Center and responsible for the ventilator weaning processes at Medical Care

A distinguished figure in intensive care medicine, director of the General Intensive Care Unit at Wolfson Medical Center in Holon. Dr. Sorkasky, born in 1966 in Lviv, Ukraine, holds an MD with honors awarded in 1993 by the University of Pécs, Hungary. His clinical path includes board certification in internal medicine, a fellowship in critical care medicine and a master's degree in health administration from Tel Aviv University. Since 2011, Dr. Sorkasky has served as director of the General Intensive Care Unit at Wolfson Medical Center, affiliated with Tel Aviv University. His academic contribution includes teaching intensive care medicine at Tel Aviv University. Dr. Sorkasky has published widely on critical care topics, presenting his expertise in severe COVID-19 cases, non-invasive ventilation and optimal ventilation strategies. His commitment to advancing medical knowledge is evident in ongoing research, publications and his role as a reviewer for the Journal of Critical Care Medicine. His membership in professional societies, including the Israel Medical Association and the Israeli Society of Critical Care Medicine, reflects his dedication to the wider medical community.