International medical consultations center located in the heart of Lisbon
« I want patients to be as autonomous as possible, I always ask them for their opinion on the chosen treatment »
Dr Filipa is a general practitioner at Alegria Medical Centre. For as long as she can remember, she has always wanted to be a doctor. She loves understanding how our bodies work and how we can improve them.
She studied medicine in Pilsen, Czech Republic, for 6 years and then spent a year learning French to be able to work in Switzerland. After a first experience there in paediatric psychiatry, she decided to come back to Portugal to work.
Dr Filipa tries to “enjoy life” and not focus on everyday life’s little problems. She is a sports fanatic and in her spare time you will find her surfing or skating in the Parque das nações!
Chronic diseases (diabetes, hypertension, depression...)
Acute illnesses (urinary tract infections, gastroenteritis, flu, etc.)
ENT diseases
Infectious diseases
Sexually-transmitted diseases
Health check-ups
Pain
Vaccination
2021: Institute of Hygiene and Public Health (IHSP) Travel Medicine Course
2020: European Certificate in Lifestyle Medicine
2017: Course on the science of human longevity in São Paulo
2011-2017: Master of Medicine, Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Medicine in Plzen
Additional training: emergency, resuscitation
Spoken languages : English, French, Portuguese, Spanish
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