Meet the team
The international team of ParkinsonNet implements network based healthcare in countries all over the world and trains healthcare professionals to make them experts in Parkinson’s disease.
Nice to meet you, we would love to collaborate.
“To organize healthcare for people living with Parkinson disease, in a way I would want to receive healthcare myself. That is my ultimate goal.”
Bas Bloem
Neurologist, founder of ParkinsonNet, board ParkinsonNet“To spread insights and knowledge on good speech therapy with the best resources, across every border”
Hanneke Kalf
Speech and language therapist, trainer and expert on Parkinson’s disease“To provide occupational therapists tools to support people with Parkinson’s disease with the right expertise, and as teamplayers, to optimally participate in meaningful activities and roles in everyday life. Worldwide.”
Ingrid Sturkenboom
Occupational therapist, trainer and expert Parkinson’s disease“I am a big fan of exercising myself. To be able to help people with Parkinon’s disease in their search of solutions for their challanges in movement is a challenging but also very grateful job for me.”
Maarten Nijkrake
Physiotherapist, trainer and expert on Parkinson’s disease“To have a positive impact on the lives of people with Parkinson’s disease, ParkinsonNet-professionals and the people who passionately work with us every day. That is my drive!”
Marten Munneke
Board member“Making a difference in Parkinson’s care. That motivates me every day to empower everyone who lives or works in the field of Parkinson’s disease with information and the possibilities of our proven network based healthcare model.”
Sanne Bouwman
Director of international partnerships”Connecting healthcare professionals and people with Parkinson’s and providing them with the most up-to-date information in an accessible and approachable way online. That is how I contribute to better Parkinson’s care.”
Stef Kaal
Online support“My motto is: help people succeed. I focus on improving our services and products so they fit the needs of our healthcare professionals and people living with Parkinson’s.”