Prof. Petrovski teaches at the Medical School in Skopje Macedonia, where he presented a treatment for 620 patients on insulin pump therapy (CSII/SAP). He started the national insulin pump program in 2002 and became chief for the Center for Insulin Pumps and Sensors in 2011, where he achieved the reimbursement of insulin pump and sensor in his country.He is a Donnell D. Etzwiler scholar at the International Diabetes Center in Minneapolis, USA and Lantus Young Investigator prize winner for clinical research in 2009 in Berlin, Germany. He’s published more than 80 papers in peer-reviewed journals and authored 4 books on type 1 diabetes, insulin pump, endocrinology test and clinical examination. He is a reviewer in multiple well-known diabetes journals (Diabetes Care, Diabetes UK, Acta Diabetologica, Diabetes Technology and Therapeutics, Journal of Technology and Science).Prof. Petrovski is a keynote speaker for international conferences on diabetes technology in Europe, Middle East, Asia & Africa and a visiting professor for several medical schools. His goal is to decrease A1c level by 1% in every uncontrolled patient with type 1 diabetes for the period of one year, until they reach satisfied glucose control.