Wang Yaling

Position：

Director of ICU

Title：

Chief Physician

Department：

Trauma ICU

Specialties：

Long-term engagement in clinical, research, and teaching work in critical care medicine. Profound expertise in the comprehensive management of critically ill patients, especially in severe infections, cardiovascular diseases, respiratory therapy, and electrolyte and acid-base imbalances.

Self-Introduction：

Dr. Wang is an Adjunct Professor at Kunming Medical University and former Vice President of the Third People's Hospital of Kunming.
She graduated from Kunming Medical University in 1984 and received her master's degree from Flinders University in Australia in 2006. From 1995 to 2003, she served as the Director of the Intensive Care Unit at Kunming First People's Hospital. In 2003, she became the Executive Vice President of the Third People's Hospital of Kunming.
She holds numerous national and provincial positions, including National Member of the Critical Care Medicine Committee of the Chinese Pathophysiology Society, National Member of the Critical Care Medicine Branch of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association, Deputy Director of the Critical Care Medicine Branch of the Yunnan Medical Association, Deputy Director of the Critical Care Medicine Branch of the Yunnan Physician Association, Standing Committee Member of the Infection Physician Branch of the Yunnan Physician Association, Deputy Director of the Yunnan Infection Disease Quality Control Center, and Member of the Yunnan Critical Care Quality Control Center. She is a professional technical expert enjoying the Yunnan Provincial Government Special Allowance, a member of the Yunnan Emergency Expert Database, and a provincial-level hospital evaluation expert in Yunnan.
She is also the Chairman of the Emergency and Critical Care Branch of the Kunming Medical Association and Vice President of the Kunming Preventive Medicine Association. She is recognized as an outstanding professional with significant contributions in Kunming and a member of the seventh batch of academic and technical leaders in Kunming. She serves as the Deputy Director of the Kunming Emergency Quality Control Center and Consultant for the Kunming Intensive Care Quality Control Center. She held the position of Executive Vice President of the Third People's Hospital of Kunming for 12 years.
She has long been dedicated to clinical, research, and teaching in critical care medicine, with profound expertise in the comprehensive management of critically ill patients, especially in severe infections, cardiovascular diseases, respiratory therapy, and electrolyte and acid-base imbalances. She has published 55 papers in national and provincial journals, received 3 Provincial Science and Technology Achievement Awards, 6 Science and Technology Progress Awards from the Kunming Municipal Government, and authored 2 medical monographs.

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