Tuzla Public Hospital
Hospitals in Türkiye
Overview
Our hospital building was built by Tuzla Municipality in 1997. It was transferred to the Social Insurance Institution in 2002 and started to serve as SSK Children's Diseases Hospital. In 2004, it was moved to the State Railways Yakacık Hospital Pediatric Clinic and served as SSK Kartal Hospital Tuzla District Polyclinic. With the transfer of SSK Hospitals to the Ministry of Health with the law no. 5283 dated 1902.2005, it was connected to Pendik State Hospital. It started to serve as Tuzla State Hospital on 26.04.2005 with the ministry approval numbered 3072. Tuzla State Hospital and Kartal Yavuz Selim State Hospital were merged and started to serve as Tuzla State Hospital in its new service building as of September 18, 2017. Tuzla State Hospital has 335 beds.
Tagline
İstanbul Health Directorate
EMPLOYEES
1,001-5,000 employees
FOUNDED
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HQ
Tuzla, Istanbul
TYPE
Government Agency
Location
- Street
- Piri Reis Caddesi
- City
- Tuzla
- Region
- Istanbul
- Postal code
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- Country
- Türkiye
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FAQ
What is the company name?
tuzladh.saglik.gov.tr is the website of Tuzla Public Hospital.
What is the industry of the company?
Tuzla Public Hospital (tuzladh.saglik.gov.tr) is in the Hospitals industry.
How many employees does the company have?
Tuzla Public Hospital (tuzladh.saglik.gov.tr) has 1,001-5,000 employees.
What is the company type?
The company type of Tuzla Public Hospital (tuzladh.saglik.gov.tr) is Government Agency.
Where is the company headquartered?
Tuzla Public Hospital (tuzladh.saglik.gov.tr) is headquartered in Tuzla, Istanbul.
What is the address of the company?
The address of Tuzla Public Hospital (tuzladh.saglik.gov.tr) is Piri Reis Caddesi, Tuzla, Istanbul, Türkiye.
What are the social media accounts of the company?
The social media account of Tuzla Public Hospital (tuzladh.saglik.gov.tr) is LinkedIn.
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