Imène Hadji, Physician at CHU Annaba, shared a post by Open Doors, Drs. Ioanna and Vilma Podcast on LinkedIn, adding:
“What a meaningful way to close a year full of milestones.
Some of them may look small from the outside, but to me—they are personal achievements that have shaped my journey.
I’m honoured to be featured in the latest episode of Open Doors, Drs. Ioanna and Vilma Podcast, the podcast hosted by the inspiring Ioanna Nixon and Vilma Pacheco Barcia.
Together, we had a deep and honest conversation about:
- What it means to feel like a citizen of the world
- How that identity naturally led me toward global oncology
- The challenges early-career oncologists face
- And how those challenges can be transformed into motivation, purpose, and forward momentum
I’m incredibly grateful to these two amazing doctors Vilma Pacheco Barcia and Ioanna Nixon for creating a space where young oncologists are heard, valued, and encouraged—and for opening doors that truly change careers.
If you’re passionate about oncology, global health, mentorship, or simply curious about the human side behind medical careers, this whole podcast is worth a listen.
Grateful for this moment, and excited for what’s next.
PS: thank you Sergio Cifuentes Canaval.”
Quoting Open Doors, Drs. Ioanna and Vilma Podcast‘s post:
“Our next episode is on!
EPISODE 12 – From Algeria to Global Oncology: Dr. Imène Hadji’s Early Career Journey
In this episode, Dr Imène Hadji, reflects on her journey from Algeria to the international oncology community — and what it means to grow, adapt, and lead with purpose.
If you’re interested in how young clinicians shape their identity, find their place, and contribute to a rapidly evolving field, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
We are on
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