I worked for nearly ten years at the Department of Radiotherapy at the Oncology Institute. During this period, I obtained specialist qualifications in radiotherapy and clinical oncology and enrolled in a Ph.D. program, which I defended at the Semmelweis University Clinic of Radiology and Oncotherapy. These institutions were pivotal in my career, where I learned the theoretical and practical foundations of complex tumor therapy (irradiation and radiotherapy). Following this, I worked abroad in the United Kingdom as a clinical oncologist. Currently, I lead the Oncology Department at the Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Hospital in Budapest. My main focus is on the treatment of breast, stomach, and gastrointestinal tumors, as well as urological, gynecological, and central nervous system tumors. My specialty is personalized oncology treatments based on genetic testing, following European and American protocols.
I have three children, and my hobbies include sports, plants, and animals.