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Dr. med. univ. Rosemarie Satzinger

General Medicine
5.0(196)
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Dr. Rosemarie Satzinger ist Ärztin für Allgemeinmedizin und Fachärztin für Transfusionsmedizin und Blutgruppenserologie. Sie ist zudem Ärztin für Arbeitsmedizin und Flugmedizin. Als allgemein beeidete und gerichtlich zertifizierte Sachverständige führt sie Führerscheingutachten nach §8 FSG durch. Zudem bietet sie Untersuchungen der Geruchswahrnehmung gemäß BGBI Nr. 287/2005 an.

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General MedicineAviation MedicineOccupational MedicinePreventive ExaminationsFitness-to-Drive ExaminationsFitness Examination for Boat DriversAviation Medical Examinations Class 2Flight Fitness Examination Cabin CrewTransfusion Medicine and Blood Group SerologyDriving License Assessment according to §8 FSGExamination of smell perception according to BGBI No. 287/2005

Google Reviews

5.0(196)

AI Summary

Feedback is predominantly very positive. The friendliness of the practice staff and the doctor's high professional competence are especially highlighted, and comments note that she takes plenty of time for patients. No criticism of waiting times or treatment is apparent in the reviews.

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Last updated: 12/10/2026, 14:22

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