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Ion Bazac

Ion Bazac (born 27 July 1968) is a Romanian physician and politician. A member of the Social Democratic Party (PSD), he was the Minister of Health in the Emil Boc cabinet between 2008 and 2009.

Ion Bazac
Born (1968-07-27) 27 July 1968 (age 55)
NationalityRomanian
Occupation(s)Physician, politician
Years active2008–2009
EmployerMinistry of Health
Political partySocial Democratic Party
SpouseCamelia Bazac

He is married to Camelia Bazac.[1]

Biography edit

He was born in Bucharest and after completing secondary studies at the city's Mihai Viteazul Mathematics-Physics High School in 1986, became a physician upon graduating from the Faculty of General Medicine at the Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy in 1996,[2] although he has never practiced medicine.[3] He holds a Master of Business Administration from the Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, as well as degrees in Health and Social Services Administration and Public Health Management. He has co-authored several books on health care reform. From 1997 to 1999, he was a project management specialist and procurement coordinator for a World Bank project investing in the Romanian health care system. During 2000, he was adjunct director, then director, at the General Directorate of Health and Development Policies, helping start a new World Bank programme and focusing on Romania's European Union accession as well. From December 2000, when the PSD (which he joined the following March) returned to office, until March 2002, he was a Secretary of State at the Ministry of Health and Family, responsible for European integration and international relations (including with the World Bank).[2] He left the ministry when then-minister Daniela Bartoş, unsatisfied with his performance, demoted him to director general from secretary of state, and he refused to accept this new title.[3] Subsequently, until July 2003, he was a Secretary of State at the Ministry of Water and Environmental Protection, with the same responsibilities as at the Health Ministry; this time, he opened negotiations with the European Commission on the Environment chapter of the acquis communautaire (which Romania had to fulfil in order to join the EU).[2]

Leaving government when the Environment Ministry was absorbed into the Agriculture Ministry,[3] Bazac was, from November 2003 to July 2004, chairman of the board of Global Finance & Leasing, a non-banking financial institution. From July to December 2004, he returned as Secretary of State at the Health Ministry, coordinating the health budget and the European integration department.[2] Shortly after leaving this position, he was questioned by the National Anticorruption Prosecution Office in regard to the illegal transfer of 5 billion lei (some $150,000) to private companies during operations for procuring 2,000 air purifiers for state-owned hospitals.[3][4] During 2005 and 2006, he resumed his chairmanship at Global Finance & Leasing, until it was purchased by BNP Paribas Fortis. Meanwhile, in 2005, he joined the PSD's national council, and he is also a member of its Brăila County executive bureau. In 2007 and 2008, he worked for both Inox, a stainless steel manufacturer, and as chairman of the board of Forza Rossa, Ferrari's representative in Romania.[2] Following the 2008 election, Bazac was named Health Minister.[5]

Among his priorities as minister were the maintenance and efficient allocation of a sin tax, the introduction of a computerised system to track prescriptions and of a new pricing scheme for medicines and a growth in private health insurance and hospital competition for funds.[6] He promised significant pay raises for physicians,[7] and in May 2009 fired 73 hospital managers for failing to meet contractual benchmarks.[8] He also had to deal with the impact of the 2009 flu pandemic.[9] Together with his PSD colleagues, Bazac resigned from the cabinet on October 1, 2009, in protest at the dismissal of vice prime minister and Interior Minister Dan Nica.[10]

In 2002, he was made a knight of the National Order for Merit.[2] He is the owner of Forza Rossa Racing, a motor racing team.[11]

References edit

  1. ^ (in Romanian) Liana Subţirelu, "Ion Bazac, cu Ferrari în poarta casei din Monaco" ("Ion Bazac, a Ferrari in the Gate of His Monaco House"), Cotidianul, 5 January 2009; accessed June 27, 2009
  2. ^ a b c d e f (in Romanian) Profile at the Romanian Government site Archived 2014-01-17 at archive.today; accessed June 27, 2009
  3. ^ a b c d (in Romanian) Liana Subţirelu and George Lăcătuş, "Ion Bazac, ministrul Ferrari de la Sănătate" ("Ion Bazac, Ferrari Minister at Health"), Cotidianul, 5 January 2009; accessed June 27, 2009
  4. ^ (in Romanian) Gabriela Ştefan, "Fostul secretar de stat Ion Bazac - audiat ieri de procurori" ("Former Secretary of State Ion Bazac - Questioned Yesterday by Prosecutors") 2009-06-26 at the Wayback Machine, Adevărul, 19 January 2005; accessed June 27, 2009
  5. ^ (in Romanian) "Guvern de regăţeni, cu 'moţ' ardelean" ("Old Kingdom Government, with a Few Transylvanians") 2009-05-22 at the Wayback Machine, Adevărul, 19 December 2008; accessed June 27, 2009
  6. ^ (in Romanian) "Ion Bazac: Cea mai grea problemă în 2009 va fi colecta la asigurările de sănătate" ("Ion Bazac: The Most Difficult Problem in 2009 Will Be Collecting Health Insurance Contributions"), Mediafax, 23 December 2008; accessed June 27, 2009
  7. ^ (in Romanian) "Bazac: Un medic principal va avea un salariu mai mare cu 60%" ("Bazac: A Chief Physician Will Have a 60% Higher Salary")[permanent dead link], Ziua, 25 June 2009; accessed June 27, 2009
  8. ^ (in Romanian) "Bazac a demis 73 de manageri de spitale" ("Bazac Fires 73 Hospital Managers") 2016-03-03 at the Wayback Machine, Jurnalul Naţional, 5 May 2009; accessed June 27, 2009
  9. ^ (in Romanian) "Bazac: Dacă incidenţa cazurilor de gripă porcină va depăşi 1% vom declara pandemie" ("Bazac: If Swine Flu Cases Exceed 1%, We Will Declare a Pandemic"), Ziarul Financiar, 14 June 2009; accessed June 27, 2009
  10. ^ (in Romanian) "Miniştrii PSD şi-au depus demisiile la cabinetul premierului Emil Boc" ("PSD Ministers Submit Their Resignations in the Office of Prime Minister Emil Boc"), Mediafax, 1 October 2009; accessed October 1, 2009
  11. ^ (in Romanian) Cristian Andrei, "Premieră pentru România. Vom avea echipă de Formula 1" ("A First for Romania: We'll Have a Formula 1 Team"), Gândul, 8 June 2014; accessed December 21, 2014

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Ion Bazac born 27 July 1968 is a Romanian physician and politician A member of the Social Democratic Party PSD he was the Minister of Health in the Emil Boc cabinet between 2008 and 2009 Ion BazacBorn 1968 07 27 27 July 1968 age 55 Bucharest RomaniaNationalityRomanianOccupation s Physician politicianYears active2008 2009EmployerMinistry of HealthPolitical partySocial Democratic PartySpouseCamelia Bazac He is married to Camelia Bazac 1 Biography editHe was born in Bucharest and after completing secondary studies at the city s Mihai Viteazul Mathematics Physics High School in 1986 became a physician upon graduating from the Faculty of General Medicine at the Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy in 1996 2 although he has never practiced medicine 3 He holds a Master of Business Administration from the Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies as well as degrees in Health and Social Services Administration and Public Health Management He has co authored several books on health care reform From 1997 to 1999 he was a project management specialist and procurement coordinator for a World Bank project investing in the Romanian health care system During 2000 he was adjunct director then director at the General Directorate of Health and Development Policies helping start a new World Bank programme and focusing on Romania s European Union accession as well From December 2000 when the PSD which he joined the following March returned to office until March 2002 he was a Secretary of State at the Ministry of Health and Family responsible for European integration and international relations including with the World Bank 2 He left the ministry when then minister Daniela Bartos unsatisfied with his performance demoted him to director general from secretary of state and he refused to accept this new title 3 Subsequently until July 2003 he was a Secretary of State at the Ministry of Water and Environmental Protection with the same responsibilities as at the Health Ministry this time he opened negotiations with the European Commission on the Environment chapter of the acquis communautaire which Romania had to fulfil in order to join the EU 2 Leaving government when the Environment Ministry was absorbed into the Agriculture Ministry 3 Bazac was from November 2003 to July 2004 chairman of the board of Global Finance amp Leasing a non banking financial institution From July to December 2004 he returned as Secretary of State at the Health Ministry coordinating the health budget and the European integration department 2 Shortly after leaving this position he was questioned by the National Anticorruption Prosecution Office in regard to the illegal transfer of 5 billion lei some 150 000 to private companies during operations for procuring 2 000 air purifiers for state owned hospitals 3 4 During 2005 and 2006 he resumed his chairmanship at Global Finance amp Leasing until it was purchased by BNP Paribas Fortis Meanwhile in 2005 he joined the PSD s national council and he is also a member of its Brăila County executive bureau In 2007 and 2008 he worked for both Inox a stainless steel manufacturer and as chairman of the board of Forza Rossa Ferrari s representative in Romania 2 Following the 2008 election Bazac was named Health Minister 5 Among his priorities as minister were the maintenance and efficient allocation of a sin tax the introduction of a computerised system to track prescriptions and of a new pricing scheme for medicines and a growth in private health insurance and hospital competition for funds 6 He promised significant pay raises for physicians 7 and in May 2009 fired 73 hospital managers for failing to meet contractual benchmarks 8 He also had to deal with the impact of the 2009 flu pandemic 9 Together with his PSD colleagues Bazac resigned from the cabinet on October 1 2009 in protest at the dismissal of vice prime minister and Interior Minister Dan Nica 10 In 2002 he was made a knight of the National Order for Merit 2 He is the owner of Forza Rossa Racing a motor racing team 11 References edit in Romanian Liana Subţirelu Ion Bazac cu Ferrari in poarta casei din Monaco Ion Bazac a Ferrari in the Gate of His Monaco House Cotidianul 5 January 2009 accessed June 27 2009 a b c d e f in Romanian Profile at the Romanian Government site Archived 2014 01 17 at archive today accessed June 27 2009 a b c d in Romanian Liana Subţirelu and George Lăcătus Ion Bazac ministrul Ferrari de la Sănătate Ion Bazac Ferrari Minister at Health Cotidianul 5 January 2009 accessed June 27 2009 in Romanian Gabriela Stefan Fostul secretar de stat Ion Bazac audiat ieri de procurori Former Secretary of State Ion Bazac Questioned Yesterday by Prosecutors Archived 2009 06 26 at the Wayback Machine Adevărul 19 January 2005 accessed June 27 2009 in Romanian Guvern de regăţeni cu moţ ardelean Old Kingdom Government with a Few Transylvanians Archived 2009 05 22 at the Wayback Machine Adevărul 19 December 2008 accessed June 27 2009 in Romanian Ion Bazac Cea mai grea problemă in 2009 va fi colecta la asigurările de sănătate Ion Bazac The Most Difficult Problem in 2009 Will Be Collecting Health Insurance Contributions Mediafax 23 December 2008 accessed June 27 2009 in Romanian Bazac Un medic principal va avea un salariu mai mare cu 60 Bazac A Chief Physician Will Have a 60 Higher Salary permanent dead link Ziua 25 June 2009 accessed June 27 2009 in Romanian Bazac a demis 73 de manageri de spitale Bazac Fires 73 Hospital Managers Archived 2016 03 03 at the Wayback Machine Jurnalul Naţional 5 May 2009 accessed June 27 2009 in Romanian Bazac Dacă incidenţa cazurilor de gripă porcină va depăsi 1 vom declara pandemie Bazac If Swine Flu Cases Exceed 1 We Will Declare a Pandemic Ziarul Financiar 14 June 2009 accessed June 27 2009 in Romanian Ministrii PSD si au depus demisiile la cabinetul premierului Emil Boc PSD Ministers Submit Their Resignations in the Office of Prime Minister Emil Boc Mediafax 1 October 2009 accessed October 1 2009 in Romanian Cristian Andrei Premieră pentru Romania Vom avea echipă de Formula 1 A First for Romania We ll Have a Formula 1 Team Gandul 8 June 2014 accessed December 21 2014 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ion Bazac amp oldid 1222113244, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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