Expertise and responsibilities

Expertise with clear accountability.

Medical knowledge and workplace organisation belong together. Andreas Niebuhr MBA combines specialist occupational medicine, clinical experience in orthopaedics and trauma surgery, and an MBA in Health Management.

A medical and organisational perspective

Andreas Niebuhr MBA considers health in the context of actual working conditions. His clinical experience complements occupational medicine, while health management adds a focus on decisions and organisational processes.

Distinct roles, clear interfaces

Occupational medicine and occupational safety address different questions. Advice needs to reach the right person in the workplace, with clear responsibilities. Shared coordination does not replace each discipline’s professional responsibility.

Clear collaboration

Good advice starts with a clear reason, defined scope and named contacts. We discuss the support you need in the context of your tasks, working areas and existing organisation.

A traceable process

A practical approach, step by step.

  1. Understand the enquiry

    Discuss the reason and affected working areas.

  2. Distinguish the questions

    Identify medical, safety and organisational issues.

  3. Name responsibilities

    Discuss the scope, contacts and ownership.

  4. Agree how to work together

    Agree an understandable approach, communication and next steps.

FAQ

Common questions, answered directly.

Who is behind TN Preventus?

Andreas Niebuhr MBA is managing director of TN-Preventus GmbH and a specialist in occupational medicine. His profile explains his professional background and approach to prevention.

What does the MBA in Health Management add?

It complements the medical perspective with organisational knowledge and attention to how professional recommendations inform decisions and day-to-day processes.

How is the appropriate support identified?

The first conversation covers your reason for getting in touch, affected working areas and existing responsibilities. This helps define the need for further advice.

Source basis

Sources and further reading.

  1. Hamburg medical professional code (German) Ärztekammer Hamburg