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We are delighted to welcome 17 first-year medical interns who have begun their work at the National Cancer Institute. These are the students who successfully made it through the ranked selection process for the Institute's internship program — in other words, the best! Future surgeons, physicians, and radiologists are now an important part of our large team, which will work under the attentive and caring guidance of the head of the Scientific and Educational Department, Nataliia Bankovska, and the intern coordinator, Professor Oksana Solodiannikova.
Together with the Institute's General Director, Stepan Krulko, department heads, and intern coordinators, we sincerely wish the newcomers rapid professional growth, energy, and enthusiasm in our shared work for our patients.
The National Cancer Institute is one of the country's leading medical institutions, with a unique base of facilities, equipment, and expertise for the practical training of physicians. We actively cooperate with medical universities and are always open to collaboration, since the future of our healthcare depends on it.
So welcome to the National Cancer Institute — a place where people are taught, supported, and helped to grow!
The 2026 class of interns has joined the Institute's team. Ahead of them lie clinical practice, mentorship from experienced specialists, and their first independent decisions.
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