Being a trainee at EuroHealthNet – Kristina Pandek

You are a trainee at EuroHealthNet, what motivated you to come and work in our organisation?

Having recently graduated, I wanted to broaden my perspective of all of the various existing fields my profession can be a part of. In order to help me discover where my interest lies, EuroHealthNet would provide me invaluable practical experience and with a deeper insight into the field of health policies.

What is your greatest interest in EuroHealthNet’s work?

Currently I am working on the Health Equity project and I have discovered a high interest in the topic. The project aims at improving the level of health equity in the Member States, providing them with well researched informative guidance that help them reach the equity goal.  I find it very interesting because it is both very interactive and beneficial, communicating with MS and regions in order to improve health as much as possible.

Do you intend to continue working in the health sector / EU world?

I plan on continuing to work in EU related sectors and there is a high chance it could be related to the health sector, but at this stage it is still too early to be completely sure.

Kristina Pandek

Kristina is graduated from the University of Ottawa in Political Sciences with a minor in Spanish. She had the opportunity to be a part of the EU Study tour where she travelled with fellow Canadians to Europe to learn more about the EU and its main institutions. In order to continue with her interest in EU policy making, she interned at the European Citizen Action Service (ECAS) and then continued on to join the EuroHealthNet team. Here she has been able to provide assistance on the Health Equity project and gain a very positive experience.

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