Sheba Global Partnerships

About
At Sheba, we believe that in order to advance care and promote the crucial paradigm shift in medicine towards more sustainable, patient-centric solutions, governments, academic institutions, and leading medical organizations must pool resources and work together – as no one organization or sector can achieve change by itself.
Through strategic agreements with some of the world’s leading healthcare institutions and other, more focused collaborations, Sheba Global drives progress, continually improves patient care, and supports colleagues worldwide in making a real difference for the benefit of their communities.

Yair Itzhar
Head of Global Relations & Partnerships
Sheba Global offers:

Academic Collaborations
The research of today forms the basis of tomorrow’s medical innovations. Sheba is happy to collaborate with academic institutions from around the world in advancing all facets of medical research.

Clinical Collaborations
By joining forces with other leading medical centers and hospitals to conduct clinical trials and co-develop innovative treatments, we benefit our patients as well as the medical community at large.

Education & Training Collaborations
A first-class medical education creates first-class physicians. Sheba is deeply committed to advancing medical education & training and encourages knowledge sharing through fellowship exchange agreements.
Featured Collaboration Agreements

Sheba and Mayo Clinic work together to accelerate healthcare Innovation
The ongoing partnership between Sheba and Mayo Clinic has resulted in a new collaborative initiative that aims to facilitate the development and large-scale implementation of cutting-edge healthcare technologies.

Sheba and MD Anderson Cancer Center Unite to Combat Cancer
Sheba Medical Center and MD Anderson signed a historic “Sister Institution Relationship” agreement to promote oncologic collaborations in training, treatment, and research.

West China Hospital and Sheba Partner on Medical Education and Research
The new agreement will promote cooperation in medical services, physician education and training, research collaborations, scientific endeavors, and more.