CERM’s medical and advisory structure is designed to test its work against real clinical practice, scientific evidence and established models of practitioner standards.
Urologist and urologic surgeon with CHIREC Hospital Group in Brussels. His clinical background in urology, oncological surgery and circumcision supports CERM’s work on procedural safety, complication pathways and referral standards.
General practitioner and Medical Officer of The Initiation Society. A Mohel since 1981, he brings more than four decades of Brit Milah experience and extensive work in training, professional standards, continuing education and complication management.
Scientist at VIB–KU Leuven with a research background in precision nanomedicine, targeted drug delivery and RNA therapeutics. She contributes scientific evidence appraisal and clear separation between established evidence, emerging evidence and advocacy claims.
Director of the Children’s Division at Laniado Hospital, certified Mohel and participant in Israel’s formal mohel certification framework. He combines paediatrics, neonatal care, hands-on practice and certification experience.
Berlin-based specialist in orthopaedics, trauma surgery, surgery and hand surgery who also performs circumcision procedures. He contributes a German clinical and outpatient-practice perspective on hygiene, aftercare and surgical standards.
Orthopaedic surgeon at Ospedale Israelitico di Roma, listed Mohel of the Jewish Community of Rome and Vice-President of the Rome section of the Italian Jewish Medical Association. He contributes physician–Mohel and continuity-of-care experience.
Director of the Urology Department at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center and a specialist in adult and paediatric urology. With advanced training in paediatric urology in Paris and at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London, he brings extensive surgical experience and particular expertise in circumcision and urological care.
French emergency physician, experienced Mohel and member of the Association Française des Mohalim (AFM). He combines frontline medical expertise with extensive practical experience in Brit Milah, with a particular focus on safety, clinical standards and the management of potential complications.
Deputy Head of Department at Amsterdam UMC, Chair of the Good Research Practice Committee, and Professor of Haematology and Experimental Immunology. An international CLL researcher, he contributes academic rigour and expertise in research quality and scientific governance.
Medical and scientific claims are reviewed for accuracy, relevance and appropriate certainty.
Experts help convert broad principles into teachable competencies, practical thresholds, checklists and referral pathways.
Multidisciplinary oversight helps CERM distinguish medical judgement, religious qualification, institutional policy and certification decisions.
