About Us

• Dr. Dror Dolfin, Deputy General Director: 08-6400678, DrorDol@clalit.org.il
• Dr. Ela Abramovitz Committee Chair: EllaAbr@clalit.org.il ​ 
• Ms. Keren Maman, coordinator:
  Residency Office 08-60331, 08-6403319, Kerenm@clalit.org.il

Why do your residency at Soroka?

• Soroka has a concentration of special cases from all over the Negev and provides broad exposure to a diverse, unique, and fascinating population: native-born Israelis, new immigrants, and Bedouin from permanent settlements and outlying villages
• Soroka works in full cooperation with Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, which provides fertile ground for research, promotes close ties with students, and provides teaching positions from the beginning of the residency
• Soroka is a hospital with a family atmosphere and good interpersonal relations
• Residency at Soroka opens the way to employment options in the South and throughout the country following excellent training
• Soroka accepts residents in all fields, including those that are "blocked" in the center of the country
• Scholarships and rent assistance are available for those who chose areas of specialization with particular need
• The Unit for the Promotion of Research at Soroka assists in the planning, management, and support of research
• Residential options are available in Beer-Sheva and the surrounding area (apartments and single family homes), and housing prices are lower than they are in the center of the country
• Rapid transport to the area  is available: Highway 6 and Israel Railways
• Beer-Sheva and the surrounding area provide a broad cultural infrastructure that includes an excellent theater company, the Sinfonietta, an acting school, and a dance school.