Beylin Bentsian Grigorievich (02.10.1946, Kansk, Krasnoyarsk Krai) – physician.

Bentsian Beylin was born into the family of Grigory Bentsianovich Beylin (1919, Petrograd, now St. Petersburg), a teacher, and Revekka Volfovna Beylina (née Goldberg) (1919, Riga), an office worker.

Education and early career

Bentsian Beylin studied at Kansk Primary School (1953-1957). Later, le graduated from Riga Secondary School No. 30 (1964). In 1965 he completed professional driver courses (1965), worked as a driver at ATK-2 .

In 1971 Bentsian Beylin graduated from Riga Medical Institute and started work as. intern physician at Jaunķemeri Sanatorium (1971-1972). In 1972 -1974 he was resident physician. Further, Bentsian Beylin specialised in neurology.

Emigration and medical career in Israel

In 1974, Bentsian Beylin received permission to emigrate to Israel, where his father’s cousin, Sima Abramovna Bernstein (1915, Riga), had lived since 1932.

1974-76 he worked at Shaare Zedek Hospital (Jerusalem). In 1976-1977 he served 1.5 years in the Israel Defense Forces. In 1977-1989 – worked at Hadassah Hospital (Jerusalem). From there he was sent to work at a hospital in Los Angeles, USA (1986-1987).

In 1989 Bentsian Beylin became Head of Neurology Department at HaSharon Hospital (Rabin Medical Center, Petah Tikva). From 1982 he was senior lecturer at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and in 1989 he started lecturing at Tel Aviv University.

Bentsian Beylin is the author of numerous scientific papers on psychoneuroimmunology.

Family

Bentsian Beylin was married to Eva Monevna Beylina (née Rapoport) (1947, Lviv, Ukraine). Their daugreter Simona Bentsianovna Beylina was born in 1973, in Riga.

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Relatives:

  • [[en:people:beylin_grigory|Father: Grigory Bentsianovich Beylin]] (1919).

  • [[en:people:beylina_revekka|Mother: Revekka Volfovna Beylina (née Goldberg)]] (1919).

  • Aunt: Sima Abramovna Bernstein (1915, Riga).

  • [[en:people:beylina_eva|Wife: Eva Monevna Beylina (née Rapoport)]] (1947, Lviv, Ukraine).

  • Daughter: Simona Bentsianovna Beylina (1973, Riga).