Marija Stanojevic

Developed expertise in health policy negotiation and advocacy, engaging with EU policymakers to support evidence-based alcohol prevention.

Represented youth perspectives in pre-World Health Assembly consultations, engaging in global health advocacy and policy dialogue.

Spoke at the WHO Health Pavilion, advocating for climate literacy, sustainable healthcare, and youth engagement in climate-health negotiations.

Contributed to collaborative problem-solving in a public health hackathon, focusing on inclusive design and accessibility for persons with visual impairments.

Active member contributing to public health initiatives.

Provided clinical support and participated in mental health promotion activities, contributing to patient-centered care and awareness initiatives.

Co-authored and presented a poster on costing cervical cancer prevention services using time-driven activity-based costing.

Completed specialized training on youth mental health, developing competencies in mental health literacy, stigma reduction, and psychological first aid.

Completed clinical and primary health care rotations as part of medical training.

Participated in high-level global health discussions on health policy, governance, and international collaboration.

Managed teams, strategic partnerships, and national advocacy initiatives; represented Serbia in regional and global meetings.

Developed international collaborations and partnerships; represented the organization in global platforms and conferences.

Used standardized, internationally recognized questionnaire to measure patients' health-related quality of life.

Engaged in global disability policy discussions, advocating for inclusive healthcare systems and equitable participation of persons with disabilities.

Educated individuals and organizations to unlearn biases about disabilities; empowered voices with lived experience and ensured inclusion in decision-making.

Served as a junior doctor associate member, contributing to the association's activities.

Spoke at the 'Buying Better Futures' session, contributing to discussions on nutrition, children's wellbeing, and school meal policies.

Represented WHO Europe as an AMR Campaign Advocate, contributing to public health advocacy and antimicrobial stewardship awareness.

Supported Member States in implementing cancer and NCD prevention strategies; assessed effectiveness of prevention methods and advised on policy approaches.

Developed practical experience in multilateral health diplomacy; engaged in simulated international health negotiations.

Pursuing a Master of Public Health degree.

Earned a Doctor of Medicine degree.

Completed high school education.