Amil Družić: Such a pleasure to speak at the roundtable on Evolving Professions in Multidisciplinary Cancer Care
Amil Družić, Oncology and Radiotherapy Resident at the Clinical Center University of Sarajevo, shared a post by Nikolina Dodlek, Member Board of Directors at European Cancer Organisation, on LinkedIn:
“Such a pleasure to speak at the roundtable on Evolving Professions in Multidisciplinary Cancer Care, hosted by European Cancer Organisation and European Federation Of Organizations For Medical Physics – EFOMP. Big thanks to our fantastic chairs, Nikolina Dodlek and Nefeli T. for leading such a dynamic and thoughtful session – and to my fellow speakers Leticia, Virginia, Elisabeth, and Niall Brindl for the inspiring exchange. Grateful to the ECO team for flawless organization and continued commitment to empowering young professionals in oncology.
With over 100 participants, the session highlighted how all generations – established experts and emerging professionals – are coming together to shape the future of multidisciplinary cancer care.
Let’s keep building bridges across specialties and pushing forward together.”
Quoting Nikolina Dodlek‘s post:
“It was an absolute pleasure to co-chair roundtable on Evolving Professions within the Multidisciplinary Cancer Care Team, hosted by European Cancer Organisation and European Federation Of Organizations For Medical Physics – EFOMP.
A heartfelt thank you to my incredible co-chair Nefeli T. , whose passion and leadership helped shape a powerful and collaborative session. To all our brilliant speakers – Leticia Irazola Rosales, Virginia Piva, Amil Družić Elisabeth Andritsch, and Niall Brindl – thank you for bringing your expertise, experiences, and vision for the future of multidisciplinary cancer care to the table. Your insights on medical physics, communication, inter-specialty training, and collaborative oncology practice were eye-opening and empowering.
And of course, thank you to the ECO team for your seamless support, organization, and commitment to creating spaces where collaboration thrives. Together, we explored not just where cancer care is headed – but how young professionals, can help lead the way. Let’s keep the momentum going. Let’s keep building bridges across specialties.
More about Young Cancer Professionals and how to engage you can find here.”
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