Mariia Pashko

Clinical oncologist with experience working in the chemotherapy department and a background in international clinical trials. She combines medical knowledge with empathy and patient support.

My name is Dr. Maria, and I'm a clinical oncologist with practical experience at a Clinical Oncology Center, specifically within the chemotherapy department.

From the very beginning, I was actively involved in every stage of the patient's treatment journey—starting from diagnosis, prescribing therapy, to providing continuous support throughout their care. I also had the privilege of participating in international clinical trials, which gave me a broader perspective on innovative medical approaches and the latest global treatment standards.

Currently, I work as a medical coordinator at Bookimed, a platform that allows me to connect with patients from all over the world. Every day, I receive requests from patients facing a wide range of health challenges. What I value most is taking the time to understand each patient's specific needs, expectations, and concerns. My priority is always to find the right hospital and specialist who can truly help.

With my medical background, I serve as a bridge between patients and hospitals. I understand how medical systems work from the inside, which enables me to guide patients clearly, help them prepare for what to expect, and support them before, during, and after treatment.

Whether it's simplifying complex medical information, arranging logistics, or helping manage their journey, I'm here to make the process easier and more transparent. To me, this is more than just a job—it's a passion. My mission is to help patients access not only the best possible care, but also to ensure their treatment experience is smooth, well-informed, and as stress-free as possible.

We don’t just code, write or consult — we help our patients to solve their medical issue with no undue effort supporting them at every step of their journey — from the first click on the website to the arrival at the hospital and back home.