Vlad Mixich
Vlad Mixich is a health policy expert and writer. He currently serves as an independent health policy expert appointed by the European Parliament to the Management Board of the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA). His health policy experience includes projects in seven countries, working with and within international organizations like the European Investment Bank, the European Commission or the World Bank. He was interim Vice President of the Romanian National Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices and senior advisor to the Minister of Health.
With a degree in Medicine, Vlad holds a master’s degree in international health policy from the London School of Economics and Political Science (UK), he was specializing in public health policy and management at Emory University (US) and he is professionally certified in health and humanitarian supply chain management at Georgia Tech (US). He was a Fulbright Scholar and Humphrey Research Fellow at Rollins School of Public Health (US).
Besides his professional activities in health policies, Vlad is a published author. He was editorial director of the main medical publication in Romania and his writings were awarded several national and European prizes.
Ștefan Voinea
Stefan Voinea is a psychologist and IT expert with 15+ years of experience in the fields of media, healthcare, environment and education. While working for the Romanian Ministry of Health, Stefan has developed nation-wide software solutions for the Romanian health system: a patient feedback solution and a medicine inventory tracking platform. Stefan has designed and implemented advocacy campaigns for a better health system and has coordinated projects at the crossroads of education, health and psychology.
Sînziana Rădulescu
Sînziana Rădulescu is a pharmacist, with a master in pharmacovigilance and training and management. Sînziana has extensive experience in the field of pharmaceutical and drug policies, who worked both on the grass line, in the community pharmacy, as well as Counselor to the Secretary of State in the Ministry of Health ensuring access for the Romanian patients to medicines. Sînziana knows the public affairs field, activating in public health campaigns, and has a thorough understanding of the legal framework and health policies. Sînziana is the chairwoman of an association of independent pharmacies who are trying to re-establish the pharmacist’s role in the community and advocate for effective pharmaceutical assistance.