Rudolf Zajac

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Rudolf Zajac
7th Minister of Health of Slovakia
In office 15 October 2002 – 4 July 2006
Preceded by	Roman Kováč
Succeeded by	Ivan Valentovič
Personal details
Born	(1951-02-09) 9 February 1951 Bratislava, Czechoslovakia
Political party	Civic Conservative Party

Rudolf Zajac, (born 9 February 1951) is a former (2002–2006) Minister of Health of Slovakia in the government of Prime Minister Mikuláš Dzurinda.^[1] He is well known for his radical and unpopular reform of health care in Slovakia. Nowadays he is in political retirement, but he has joined think-tanks mostly involved in health care issues.

References

↑ "Rudolf Zajac pre HN: Ficov svet? Po mne potopa..." (in Slovak). Hospodárske noviny. Retrieved 7 May 2010.

v t e Government of Slovakia 2002–2006

Prime Minister	Mikuláš Dzurinda

Deputy Prime Ministers	Pál Csáky Daniel Lipšic Jirko Malchárek Ivan Mikloš Robert Nemcsics Pavol Rusko Lucia Žitňanská

Ministers	Martin Fedor Martin Fronc László Gyurovszky Rudolf Chmel Ľudovít Kaník Eduard Kukan Daniel Lipšic Juraj Liška Jirko Malchárek Ivan Mikloš László Miklós Robert Nemcsics Vladimír Palko Martin Pado Pavol Prokopovič Iveta Radičová Pavol Rusko Zsolt Simon László Szigeti Ivan Šimko František Tóth Rudolf Zajac Lucia Žitňanská Vladimír Chovan

v t e Ministers of Health in Slovakia

Slovak Socialist Republic	Vladimír Zvara (1969-1970 Emil Matejíček (1970–1986) Eva Tökölyová (1986–1988) Anton Molnár (1988–1989) Stanislav Novák (1990) Alojz Rakús (1990–1992) Viliam Soboňa (1992–1993)

Slovak Republic	Irena Belohorská (1993–1994) Tibor Šagát (1994) Ľubomír Javorský (1994–1998) Tibor Šagát (1998–2000) Roman Kováč (2000-2002) Rudolf Zajac (2002-2006) Ivan Valentovič (2006-2008) Richard Raši (2008-2010) Ivan Uhliarik (2010-2012) Zuzana Zvolenská (2012-)

Authority control	VIAF: 84239840

Persondata
Name	Zajac, Rudolf
Alternative names
Short description	Slovak politician
Date of birth	1951-02-09
Place of birth	Bratislava, Czechoslovakia
Date of death
Place of death

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