Murat Ongar

Experienced medical doctor with 18 years of clinical practice, primarily in high-volume emergency departments, where I have consistently delivered high-quality care in dynamic and high-pressure environments. In addition to my expertise in emergency medicine, I have specialized in disaster response and CBRN medicine, participating in national and international missions as a volunteer physician. I am known for my strong diagnostic and clinical decision-making skills, collaborative work within interdisciplinary teams, and adaptability in crisis situations. While pursuing a PhD in CBRN, I remain committed to evidence-based practice, ongoing education, and training healthcare professionals through academic and operational roles—all with the goal of improving access to effective emergency care and optimizing health outcomes.

• Flight Medical and Physiology Training, GATA, 2008
• Experimental Animal Use and Ethics Course, Gazi University, 2013
• Advanced Ultrasound Courses in Emergency Medicine, Başkent University, TAEM, 2015-2016
• Emergency & Critical Care Congresses, 2017, Antalya
• 1st Middle East Disaster & Pre-Hospital Management Congress – Panelist, 2017, Istanbul
• REAC/TS SME Exchange – International Medical Management of Radiation Injuries, U.S. DTRA, 2022
• Radiation Safety and Emergency Response Course, Ankara, 2022
• Chemical & Biological Warfare Threat Workshop, PNNL, USA, 2022
• Medical CBRN Simulation Training, Urla, 2023
• Medical CBRN Training – Panelist, Ministry of Health, Aydın, 2024
• Toxicology Courses – Scientific Contributor, İzmir 2024, Ankara 2025
• Chemical Weapons Convention Workshop, RACVIAC, Croatia, 2024
• EU rescEU EMT Mechanism Course, Germany, Online, 2025
• RescEU EMT Training of Trainers Course, Vienna, Austria, 2025-02-17 to 2025-02-20

• NATO Civil Expert, Joint Health Group
• NATO Security Clearance Certificate, 803

Experimental Animal Use and Ethics Course (Gazi University, 2013)

1- Non-traumatic pelvic avulsion fracture. Ișık, B. ;  Yılmaz, M. S. ;  Baba, M. ;  Ongar, M. ;  Kavalcı, C. ;  Kavalcı, G.

2- Retroperitoneal haematom due to spontaneus rupture and haemorrhage of adrenal cyst presenting with grey turner’s sign. BM Sonmez, F Yilmaz, FB Özkan, M Ongar, D Özturk, F Cesur

3- Cardiac Arrest Following Inadvertent Intravenous Administration of an Oral Antiacid: Hydrotalcite. Süleyman Ersoy, Fevzi Yilmaz, Bedriye Müge Sönmez, Murat Ongar, Miray Özlem, Ebru Can

4- Bedside heart type fatty acid binding protein (H-FABP): Is an early predictive marker of cardiac syncope. Bedriye Müge Sönmez, Derya Öztürk, Fevzi Yilmaz, Ertugrul Altinbilek, Cemil Kavalci, Tamer Durdu, Oktay Hakbilir, Turan Turhan, Murat Ongar

5- Can we use red cell distribution as a marker of mortality in acute myocardial infarcts? Muhıttın Serkan Yılmaz , Bahattın Isık , Cemıl Kavalcı , Omer Salt ,Cihat Yel , Burak Demırcı , Fevzı Yılmaz , Tamer Durdu, Murat Ongar, Metın Özdemır

6- Importance of red blood cell distribution width (RDW) in patients with upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage. Bahattin Isik, Muhittin Serkan Yilmaz, Cihat Yel, Cemil Kavalci, Görkem Alper Solakoglu, Metin Özdemir, Murat Ongar, Burak Demirci

7- Delirium due to datura stramoniun ingestion. MS Yılmaz, C Kavalcı, G Kavalcı, M Ongar, M Özlem

8- Risk Markers for Mortality in Hemodynamically Stable Patients Admitted to the Emergency Department with a Prediagnosis of Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding. Emel Altıntaş,  Serdal Ateş, Murat Ongar, Ali Kaan Ataman, İlyas Tenlik, Levent Filik.

9- Characteristics of Technological Disasters. Disaster Med Public Health Prep. Altintas E, Ataman AK, Ongar M.