Nataliya Kovalchuk, Clinical Professor at Stanford Radiation Oncology, shared IOMP’s post on LinkedIn, adding:
“Huge congratulations to Assoc. Prof. Dr. Natalka Suchowerska on receiving the prestigious IOMP International Organization for Medical Physics International Day of Medical Physics (IDMP) 2026 Award!
This well-deserved recognition celebrates Natalka’s outstanding contributions to medical physics, radiobiology, education, professional leadership, and patient care.
As a Vice President of Help Ukraine Group (HUG), Natalka has also been an incredible advocate for Ukrainian radiation oncology professionals, dedicating her time and expertise to strengthening cancer care in Ukraine.
So proud of you, Natalka! Thank you for your inspiring leadership, dedication, and tireless efforts to make a difference!
Congratulations to all the IDMP 2026 Awardees for advancing medical physics and highlighting its vital role in patient care worldwide!”
Quoting IOMP International Organization for Medical Physics post:
“The IOMP IDMP award recognises excellence in Medical Physics with a particular view of promoting medical physics to a larger audience and highlighting the contributions medical physicists make for patient care.
Congratulations to all the IDMP 2026 Awardees!!!”
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