Curt Panick

Curt Panick ( 1897 - January 8, 1963 ) was a German medic.

Career

Panick served as an officer during the First World War. He studied in Giessen and Bad Nauheim and received his doctorate in 1922 from the University of Giessen . At first he was established as a general practitioner in Offenbach am Main. As one of the first physicians in Germany, he prepared expert reports on the medical examinations. In addition, from 1927 he himself worked as a medical examiner for various statutory health insurance providers, initially part-time, from 1931 full-time for the People's State of Hesse and finally from 1933 for the Association of Health Insurance Funds in Berlin.

From 1942 to 1945 he represented the state medical officer in Berlin, who had been drafted for military service. After the collapse, he supported the Berlin Health Insurance Institution (KVAB) in rebuilding medical care with expert services and was appointed director in 1952.

With the re-establishment of the federal association of medical officers in 1951, he was elected to its board and in 1953 as chairman of the association.

Fonts

• About new bone formation in laparotomy scars. - Giessen, Univ., Diss., 1923

literature

• The public health service , issue 4/1963, p. 219
• Jörg Becken: AOK Berlin. From local health insurance to health insurance - a piece of lived social history. - Berlin: be.bra Wissenschaft Verlag, 2008