Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iaşi
Director - Ministry of Labour and Social Solidarity, Social Services Policy Directorate
Principal Social Worker, President of the National College of Social Workers (CNASR)
General Manager, TZMO România, Bucharest
Vice-President of the National Authority for the Protection of the Rights of Persons
with Disabilities
Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iaşi
NHA, MHA, CFRE
President & CEO of Eden Alternative, United States of America –
Person Directed Care Partnership
Consultant and Head – AmeriHealth Home Healthcare, Asian Institute of Medical
Sciences
Vice-Rector “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University in Iasi
Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń
Associate Professor, University of Szczecin
Head of SIDABRA Centre, Lithuania. General practice nurse
Lithuanian University of Medical Sciences, Chief Assistant, Kaunas Pediatric Clinic
Director of Care, Attent Association of Residential Centers for the Elderly, Netherlands
Lecturer at Faculty of Architecture, “Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urbanism, Bucharest.
SWPS University in Sopot, Poland
Psychologist, Torun, Poland
Lecturer at the University of Bucharest
Universitatea Bucureşti
Coordonator Îngrijiri – Enayati Home
Executive Director of the Caritas Iași Diocesan Center Association
Physiotherapist, specialist in health promotion and health education, and Professor at the Department of Geriatrics, Ludwik Rydygier Collegium Medicum in Bydgoszcz, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń.
Expertise & Academic Activity
Specializing in geriatric issues, she is a strong advocate for senior education and
physical prophylaxis (physioprophylaxis). She is the author of numerous scientific
reports related to the activation and physiotherapy of the elderly. Beyond her academic
and didactic work in geriatrics and gerontoprophylaxis, she is deeply committed to:
Leadership & Memberships
She holds several prestigious leadership roles within the field:
She also manages the educational Facebook platform Geriatryczna.pl and
is the co-owner of Grydsen, a company implementing innovative solutions
in the field of medical rehabilitation.
Awards & Distinctions
For her extensive professional and social contributions, she has received:
specialist in Social Sciences
professor in The Department of Sociology and Social Work
Faculty of Philosophy and Social-Political Sciences, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iaşi, Romania
Professor Daniela Soitu have training-research experiences, as coordinator and expert in many international and national research and development projects; she is author of publications in areas of wellbeing, health and education, gerontology, social services for vulnerable groups.
She has postdoctoral studies in Social and health care policies for vulnerable persons - ethics of health care policies, social determinants of health. The research of vulnerabilities and risks in accessing the social and health care services has been published in peer reviewed journals.
The doctoral research underlined the social perceptions of institutionalised and not institutionalised elderly on their needs and opportunities of fulfilments. Relations with aims, resources, social services market and social policies had been suggested and directly contributed to debates on social care in Romania.
Ongoing projects:
1. 2024-2027: Work Package Leader: "Good Health and Well-being", Coordinator of EC2U
LIFELINE master program; Scientific coordinator of EC2U GLADE Virtual Institute for Good
Health and Well-being - European Universities Alliances: European Campus of
City-Universities - EC2U; EPLUS2020-AG, ERASMUS-EDU-2023-EUR-UNIV-1;Grant Agreement
number: 101124589-EC2U, Finanţator: Comisia Europeană – EACEA; www.ec2u.eu
2. 2023-2025, Team member, In MOTION: Better agINg at h𝑂𝑀e: an
internaTIONal living lab on lifehabits and health, Universite Poitiers, Programme
d'Appui auz projets pour une Recherche Internationale – PARI; Laboratorul Impacts de la
Universitatea Sherbrooke, Campus de Moncton, Canada și Institutul de Cardiologie din
Montréal, Canada; Programme d'Appui auz projets pour une Recherche Internationale –
PARI, 2023-2025;
3. 2022-2026: National Coordinator of Research Network Cost Action 21107: Work
Inequalities in Later Life redefined by digitalization – DIGI-net; Member of the
Management Committee; www.DIGIi-net.eu
As professor, besides preparing courses, teaching and evaluation of students, and
coordinating their final papers and dissertations, she is member in the final evaluation
commissions of doctoral thesis and perform research activities in domains like: social
work system, social care for the elderly, counselling in social work, mediation and
other alternative disputes resolutions, counselling for personal development, applied
social work, NGO`s and civil society cooperation.
She is manager (representing UAIC, as a partner) and manager for certificate
modification in the project: Modification of the educational module - EDE
certificate for providers of long-term care for seniors. (Coordinator:
ASSP, Czech Republic. Partners: UAIC – Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iaşi (Romania);
Akademie für Sozialmanagement (Austria); Bundesverband der Alten- und Pflegeheime
Österreichs "Lebenswelt Heim" (Austria); Rath Wolfgang Consulting e.U.
(Austria); IBG - Institut für Bildung im Gesundheitsdienst GmbH (Austria); E.D.E. –
European Association for Directors and Providers of Long-Term Care Services for the
Elderly (Curently: European Ageing Network) (Luxemburg)). Erasmus +; Key
Action 2 - Cooperation for Innovation and the Exchange of Good Practices; KA202 -
Strategic Partnerships for vocational education and training. Project number
2018-1-CZ01-KA202-048076.
Professor Soitu is member in the UAIC team of the project: Study on elaboration
of conceptual and methodological framework for analysis and interpretation of
long-term care: conceptual definitions, ways of analysis and interpretation.
(Contract PSCD MMJS nr. 3677/28.09.2018)
She represented the university, in many European projects:
ERASMUS-ENW –EUHAP - 14PS0003 (2014-1-BE01-KA203-000910) European
Humanitarian Action Partnership: ERASMUS-ENW –EUHAP (http://euhap.eu/); EUPRHA - European Universities on
Professionalization on Humanitarian Action; proiect 518362-LLP-1-2011-1-ES-ERASMUS-ENW.
ProfesorDaniela Şoitudesigned and managed the
CompEd
project: Comparing collaboration in education
and practice in the health and welfare fields. Romania and Norway, SEE
Small size bilateral cooperation projects (EEA Financial Mechanism 2009-2014) (http://www.fssp.uaic.ro/comped/).
She is National coordinator of Research Network COST IS 1409: Gender and health
impacts of policies extending working life in western countries – and
Management Committee member of European Concerted Research Action (https://www.cost.eu/COST_Actions/isch/IS1409)
At the faculty level, she coordinates mobility studies and teaching in Erasmus + and EAA
frameworks.
La Lates Publications:
1. Alisoun Milne, Mo Ray, Sarah Donnelly, Sarah P. Lonbay, Lorna Montgomery, Francesca
Corradini, Daniela Şoitu, Eeva Rossi, Sointu Riekkinen-Tuovinen, Giulia Notari &
Janet Carter Anand (07 Feb 2024): Admission of an older person into a care home in
Europe: exploring the dimensions of a 'Healthy Transition' and the potential role of
social work, European Journal of Social Work, DOI: 10.1080/13691457.2024.2308593 To link
to this article: https://doi.org/10.1080/13691457.2024.2308593
2. Flynn, M; Varlamova, M; Sejdiu, S; Pajlaic, Z; Kulla, G; Mesquita, A; O'Neill, M;
Previtali, F; Mikulionienė, S; Krutuliene, S; Soitu, D; Ozturkkal, B; Orhun, E;
PireciSejdiu, N; Kasnak, E; Tofan, C. (2024) Employers' interventions to support
older workers in the adaptation of digitalisation: a scoping review. International
Platform of Registered Systematic Review and Meta-analysis Protocols. INPLASY2024120030
INPLASY Protocol 7162 – INPLASY; doi: 10.37766/inplasy2024.12.0030
3. Şoitu, D. (2018). The integrated social design of future long-term
care.
Scientific Annals of UAIC. Sociology and Social Work Section, Tom XI (1),
5-15.
4. Soitu, D., K.-J. Johansen (2017). The Space of Innovation and
Practice
on
Welfare, Health and Social Care Education and Practice in Romania and Norway.
Scientific
Annals of UAIC. Sociology and Social Work Section. Tom X(1), 1-22;
5. Maturo, A., Hošková-Mayerová, Š., Soitu,
D.-T., Kacprzyk, J. (Eds). (2016). Recent Trends in
Social
Systems: Quantitative Theories and Quantitative Models, Springer International
Publishing Switzerland, eBook ISBN: 978-3-319-40585-8; DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-40585-8;
Hardcover ISBN: 978-3-319-40583-4
Director of Care, Attent Association of Residential Centers for
the Elderly, Netherlands
My name is Sonja Verbeek, and throughout my career—and my 52 years of life— I have learned that healthcare is only as strong as its human connections. As a manager at Attent Zorg en Behandeling, I don’t just look at systems; I look at the people within them. My passion lies in taking the 'impossible' complexities of modern healthcare and turning them into achievable, everyday solutions. It means a lot to me to be able to speak at this international congress, and hope to inspire you with my presentation.
Psychologist and Psychotraumatologist from Toruń
Zuzanna Józefowicz – psychologist and psychotraumatologist from Toruń, specializing in working with patients in health crisis and their families. At the Matopat Hospital and Specialist Clinic, as part of the Early Senior Intervention project, she supports older people and their loved ones in the process of adaptation to the new life situation and disease dynamics. She also gains experience in the care of chronic patients at the 22nd Military Rehabilitation and Spa Hospital in Ciechocinek, conducting classes for cardiology and neurology patients, military people and their families. Zuzanna also conducts his therapeutic practice at the "TerazJa" Center, and is socially involved in helping excluded people in the Serce Torunia Association.
Principal Social Worker, President of the National College of Social Workers (CNASR)
Diana Cristea is a principal social worker and a prominent figure in the field of social work in Romania, recognized for her consistent contribution to the development and consolidation of the profession. Since 2022, she has served as President of the National College of Social Workers in Romania (CNASR), following her role as Executive Secretary of the organization between 2017 and 2022.
A graduate of Babeș-Bolyai University, Faculty of History and Philosophy, specializing in Social Work (class of 1995), Diana Cristea has built her professional path on a genuine commitment to the values and standards of the profession. Over the years, she has been actively involved in promoting the role of the social worker in society, contributing on a voluntary basis to numerous initiatives and events dedicated to the profession, with a notable involvement in organizing the National Gala of Excellence in Social Work.
Her work includes a significant contribution to the development of the professional and regulatory framework of social work in Romania. She has been actively involved in drafting the Code of Practice for Social Workers, as well as several key professional guidelines, including: the Mentorship Guide for Early-Career Social Workers, the Guide on Coordinating the Activity of Social Work Technicians, and the Guide for Social Workers in Rural Areas.
With extensive experience in project management and coordination, Diana Cristea has contributed to the development and implementation of specialized social services for children and families, demonstrating strong expertise, strategic vision, and leadership skills.
Through her entire activity, Diana Cristea stands as a model of professionalism, dedication, and commitment to supporting communities and advancing the field of social work.
Executive Director of the Caritas Iași Diocesan Center
Association
Anca-Diana Maftei is the Executive Director of the Caritas Iași Diocesan Center
Association, with over 15 years of experience in the field of social services,
especially in the development and coordination of home care services for the elderly and
vulnerable groups.
Throughout her professional career, she has held leadership positions at strategic and
operational levels, being responsible for the planning, implementation and monitoring of
socio-medical services, as well as the management of multidisciplinary teams and
organizational resources. She has significantly contributed to the expansion and
consolidation of the home care network, the implementation of quality standards and the
development of relevant institutional partnerships.
With solid experience in managing and implementing projects financed from European
funds, coordinating complex initiatives in the field of social inclusion, the
development of community services and supporting vulnerable groups.
Lecturer, Lithuanian University of Medical Sciences, Chief Assistant, Kaunas Pediatric Clinic
Elena Jurkutė is an Advanced Practice Nurse in primary health care and Head Nurse at the Children’s Clinic of the Hospital of Lithuanian University of Health Sciences Kauno Klinikos. Currently, she is enrolled in a doctoral (PhD) program in Nursing Science. She has over 14 years of experience in pediatric health care, with a strong focus on long-term care and palliative care. The majority of clinical work is conducted with children diagnosed with oncological diseases and cystic fibrosis. She is a certified "Last Aid" instructor and a board member of the Nordic Society of Pediatric Oncology Nurses (NOBOS). She has completed professional training in Denmark, Finland, Norway, Germany. Her professional interests include pediatric palliative care, long-term care, and patient and family education.
MD, PhD
Lecturer at the University of Bucharest
Gerontology and geriatrics at Geron Foundation
Multidisciplinarity and Longevity
Physiological, psychological, social and cultural approach shows a heterogeneous old
population.
Ageing involves an individual functional decline modeling stress adjustment and
“frailty” is addressed to older persons with high vulnerability. A research
concerning frailty as a physical, psychological, cognitive, functional, social and
environmental interaction result is essential for a better understanding
Ageing.
Although frailty of older people can be associated with less capacity in normal systems,
clinic conditions and geriatric syndromes are very complex.
Comorbidity, disability and frailty may be apart or simultaneous entities to older
person and, a multidimensional evaluation or a comprehensive geriatric assessment
directing a decision making in geriatrics is crucial. There is a geriatric
challenge for this complexity including many medical and social interaction
concerns.
Geriatric services are able to respond to this complexity by assessment approaching,
multidisciplinary team, and multidimensional interventions.
There is no always clear how specific interventions or care approaches “make the
difference” for a patient or a group. Clinic complexity and comorbidity make the
older person to be excluded from many clinic trials.
Although is seen as common, frailty at longeviv people should be carefully approached. A
multidisciplinary approach takes us out of the routine when decreased functional
capacities are even within normality.
To stimulate restant capacities should be the main care plan objectiv even for a
longevity person; the premise of personalised, specialised care with impact on the
longevity is created.
Frailty prevention with its impact is a challenge for an Ageing society and many
barrieres we expect to overcome.
Lecturer at Faculty of Architecture, “Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urbanism, Bucharest.
Community architecture I interdisciplinary research-architecture-medicine-psychology-sociology I perspective of ages in architecture I intergenerational architecture I elderly architecture I environment for people with dementia I accessibility I lifelong learning I communication and media I
YOUNG RESEARCHER AWARD (2012)-National Conference of Geriatrics and
Gerontology-paper-Frail elderly and ageing in community. Interdisciplinary principles of
GerontoARCHITECTURE. -together with MD. Mihai Zamfir.
Mihaela ZAMFIR (Grigorescu) (born in 1978) graduated in 2003 of Faculty of Architecture
- University of Architecture and Urbanism “Ion Mincu”, in 2005 obtained the
Master Degree in “The rehabilitation of built heritage” and in 2014 PhD
degree with the thesis “Towards a community architecture interdisciplinary
highlights for the contemporary urban society”. She is Lecturer at Faculty of
Architecture, “Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urbanism,
Bucharest. She has an experience of 13 years in teaching and tutoring (6 years in
architecture for elderly), and also she has an experience of 13 years in architectural
professional field. She is the author of over 40 communication at international and
national conferences and the author of over 30 architecture scientific articles, with an
interdisciplinary opening, especially with medicine, psychology and sociology. Mihaela
Zamfir is specialized in community architecture, architecture for elderly, dementia
environment and in intergenerational architecture. She introduced the concepts of
COMMUNITY ARCHITECTURE and GerontoARCHITECTURE. She was Member of the scientific
committee and lecturer in events and training programs with interdisciplinary open -
EURAU 2016 (European Symposium of Architecture and Urbanism), Alzheimer National
Conference (2016, 2015), Long-term care services and demographic changes (2016),
ICAR-International Conference on Architectural Research (2015), PsihoArhitectura (2015),
Healing Architecture (2014), INCLUSIVE ARCHITECTURE (2013),
GerontoASSIST-Multidimensional.
assistance of elderly in family and community-interdisciplinary training program
(2013).
Mihaela Zamfir (Grigorescu) has her own design studio MMG from 2006. She realized over
40 individual dwellings and residential complexes, over 30 interior designs for
dwellings, apartments and banks. She has also 4 years experience in real estate.
Director
Ministry of Labour and Social Solidarity, Social Services Policy Directorate
Experience in the social field of over 20 years.
At the level of the central public administration, I was involved in legislative
initiatives
related to social services and the application of many social protection measures for
the
elderly, in the implementation and monitoring of national strategies in the field of
social
assistance.
I was an organizer and participant in numerous events with and for the elderly, at
national
and international level, in which I presented both policies on the social assistance
system
focusing on the field of social services, as well as on social participation of the
elderly
and active ageing.
General Manager, TZMO România, Bucharest
Associate Professor in Social Sciences (Economics and Finance), Sociologist, and Social Worker.
Current Positions & Affiliation
Key Professional Roles
Teaching & Academic Expertise
His teaching and research focus on the intersection of social work, economics, and
aging:
Selected Key Publications
Monographs:
Recent Peer-Reviewed Articles (2024–2025):
Research Projects & Grants
Conference Activity (Recent Highlights)
Dr. Iwański is a frequent keynote speaker and panelist at major international and
national forums:
Expert Consulting & Social Impact
Adrian Iftene is professor at the Faculty of Informatics. In terms of
research expertise, he has a very good experience in the field of artificial
intelligence, especially in text processing (namely entity recognition – identification
and classification, opinion extraction and sentiment analysis, textual understanding,
question answering, information retrieval) both in Romanian as well as in English.
He also has experience in social media analysis (Twitter, MySpace) and user profiling.
Since 2007, he has involved students from UAIC-FII in textual link recognition
challenges: RTE and TAC. They achieved an excellent ranking: out of approximately 22
participating groups, they achieved 3rd place (in 2007), 2nd place (in 2008) and 1st
place (in 2009).
So far he has been involved in 25 research projects (12 international and 13 national).
In two projects: MUCKE (a CHIST-ERA project (2012-2015)) and in Competit & C (a
POSDRU project (2014-2015)), he was a project manager. In the EVALSYS project he was the
responsible partner, and in the STAGES project, he was a scientific advisor.
NHA, MHA, CFRE
President & CEO of Eden Alternative, United
States of America –
Person Directed Care Partnership
Michelle Daniel, NHA, MHA, CFRE is the President and CEO of the Eden Alternative, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the well-being of Elders and their care partners by transforming the communities in which they live and work. She has worked in the Long-Term Care field since 1995 and has experience in skilled nursing homes, assisted living centers and ICF-IDD campuses in Mississippi, Texas, Tennessee, and Louisiana. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Master of Health Administration. Michelle is a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator and has preceptored four administrators.
Michelle has led her peers in Long Term Care in exploring culture change and is an Eden Alternative® Educator (2008), Eden Alternative® Mentor (2014) and Eden Path to Mastery Guide (2020). She has spoken to many groups regarding culture change in healthcare and person-directed care, including Eden Alternative International Conferences, Pioneer Network Conferences, Green House Project/CFI Conferences, LeadingAge National Conferences, Texas Coalition for Culture Change Conferences, Mississippi Department of Mental Health/IDD Joint Conferences, Aging and Adult Services Conferences (for Mississippi), National Consumer Voice (Washington, D.C.), IQH, Signature Healthcare Webinars, Methodist Ministries Network Conferences, MIMDA (2024), North Dakota LTC Ombudsman Conference (2024), and many local civic groups. She currently serves on the Methodist Ministries Network Board, the Sigma Kappa Foundation Finance Committee and as the Vice Chancellor for the American Association for Order of St. Lazarus.
Head of SIDABRA Centre, Lithuania. General practice nurse
In 2014, she graduated from the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences with a degree in nursing and obtained a qualification as a general practice nurse. In 2017, she obtained a master's degree in clinical nursing, defending her master's thesis on "Assessment of the motivation and professional identity of first and second cycle nursing and midwifery students." She has completed various professional development programs and qualification improvement courses, including a 180-hour course in pedagogical and psychological knowledge. Since 2015, she has worked and practiced as a general practice nurse at the LSMUL KK (Lithuanian University of Health Sciences Hospital Kaunas Clinics) Neurology Clinic, and since 2022, she has been applying her knowledge and experience in the field of nursing.
Since 2015, Monika has worked and practiced as a general practice nurse at the LSMUL KK Neurology Clinic, and since 2022, she has been sharing her knowledge and experience in nursing and care at the SIDABRA center. Monika actively develops and participates in the activities of the "Mobile SIDABRA" project. She educates the public on self-care issues throughout Lithuania. Monika trains students, participates in educational projects, and organizes nursing training courses for healthcare professionals and people who provide care independently at home. She leads classes on nursing topics, also Monika is the leader of the educational topic "Women's hygiene at different ages."
Prof.univ.dr. Universitatea din București, Facultatea de
Sociologie și Asistență Socială
Vice-președinte al Colegiului Național al Asistenților Sociali din România (CNASR)
Increasing workloads and challenges social workers face lead to higher levels of stress and professional burnout, which impact the quality of the services provided, job satisfaction, and turnover rates. The workshop will use recent research evidence to understand Romanian social workers‘ coping strategies and suggest possible effective interventions, such as mindfulness and neurofeedback. Also, it will explore other potential interventions at individual, organisational and structural level using a discrete choice experiment design.
Creșterea volumului de muncă și provocările cu care se confruntă asistenții sociali duc la niveluri mai ridicate de stres și epuizare profesională, care influențează calitatea serviciilor oferite, satisfacția în muncă și ratele de angajare. Atelierul va folosi dovezile recente de cercetare pentru a înțelege strategiile de coping ale asistenților sociali români și pentru a sugera posibile intervenții eficiente, cum ar fi mindfulness și neurofeedback. De asemenea, va explora alte intervenții potențiale la nivel individual, organizațional și structural folosind un design de experiment cu alegere discretă.
Psychologist and Sexologist
Head of the Department of Development Support Psychology at SWPS University in Sopot,
Poland.
Dr Dorota Kalka is a psychologist and sexologist, and Head of the Department of
Development Support Psychology at SWPS University in Sopot, Poland. Her work focuses on
lifespan developmental support, with a particular emphasis on the functioning and
support of older adults, as well as psychosexual development.
She has authored numerous publications in Polish and international scientific journals
and has participated in research projects in the fields of developmental and aging
psychology. She is also the author of diagnostic methods widely used in psychological
practice across Poland.
At SWPS University, she serves as the academic director of postgraduate programs,
including Psychogerontology – Specialist in Senior Care, as well as Psychodietetics and
Psychology of Children and Adolescents.
Dr Kalka has extensive experience as an expert witness in cases involving sexual
offences and is actively engaged in delivering specialist training and professional
consultations.
Coordonator Îngrijiri – Enayati Home
Tania Anghel, Coordonator Îngrijiri în Enayati Home, crede în abordarea umană a îngrijirilor, considerând-o pilonul principal al bunăstării și longevității seniorilor. Specializată în managementul centrelor sociale, are o experiență de peste 15 ani în domeniu, dobândită în străinătate, în centre rezidențiale acreditate ISO 9001 (Managementul Calității).
Consultant and Head – AmeriHealth Home Healthcare, Asian
Institute of Medical Sciences
Dr. Charu Dutt Arora is a certified medical doctor who is an inquisitive ardent admirer of medical science and whose interest in the field of medicine is strengthened by graduating MBBS as a Gold Medalist from Topiwala National Medical College and BYL Nair Hospital, Mumbai, India. He has been the recipient of the prestigious JRD Tata Scholarship for five years, the AMSC champion in 2014, and the Dr. PM Pai Award for outstanding performance in Microbiology.
Dr. Charu is a young physician and attained post-doctoral (MD) clinical and research experience in the US at Boston Children’s Hospital (Harvard Medical School) and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles of Keck School of Medicine of USC. He has completed his fellowship in Infectious Diseases (FIID)from the School of Public Health at UNSW, Australia. He recently was certified for Fellowship in Critical Care Nutrition by the RCP (UK). He is a member of the American Academy of Home Care Physicians.
His areas of interest include Primary Care, Home Care, Sepsis in Critical Care, Medical and Nursing Education, Tropical diseases, Global Health and Health in Transgender and Gender minorities. He is an avid clinical researcher and has more than 50 papers and presentations to his name. He is heading as the Medical Consultant of the Home Care vertical of the Asian Institute of Medical Sciences.
He holds editorial board positions in prestigious nutrition, public health, pediatrics, and gastroenterology journals. During his medical training, he was the General Secretary of the Asian Medical Students’ Association (India chapter). He is also a public health enthusiast and visited many parts of Asia and Africa to conduct community service programs.
He has been featured as a COVID care, Infectious Diseases, and Home Care expert in national and international media including Indian Express, Times group, Republic Network, and AajTak.
Vice-President of the National Authority for the Protection of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Vice President National Authority for the Protection of the Rights
of Persons with Disabilities [ 2025 – Present ] Location: Bucharest |
Country: Romania
Member of Parliament (Deputy) Parliament of Romania [
2012 – 2024 ]
Deputy Director General General Directorate for Social
Assistance and Child Protection (DGASPC) Vaslui [ 2009 – 2012 ]
Location: Vaslui | Country: Romania
Director of the Prefect's Office Vaslui County
Prefecture [ 2009 ] Location: Vaslui | Country: Romania
Member of Parliament (Deputy) Parliament of Romania [
2006 – 2008 ]
President County Observatory for Child Rights [ 2005 –
2006 ] Country: Romania
Director of the Prefect's Office Vaslui County
Prefecture [ 2001 – 2005 ] Location: Vaslui | Country:
Romania
Computer Science Teacher "Emil Racoviță" Theoretical
High School, Vaslui [ 1999 – 2001 ] Location: Vaslui | Country:
Romania
Military Service (Reserve Officer) Application School for
Anti-Aircraft Artillery and Missiles [ 1999 ] Location: Cernica |
Country: Romania
Computer Science Teacher "Mihail Kogălniceanu"
Theoretical High School, Vaslui [ 1998 – 1999 ] Location: Vaslui |
Country: Romania
Professor in department of Sociology and Social Work
Ph.D. in Psychology
Vice-Rector for human resources, quality management and cultural activities, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania