I was born in Budapest in 1981. I was always interested in anything that had to do with the function of live bodies and I happily studied various specialist books, encyclopedias and tools since I was a child.

Although during my career was not healthcare related, which is so dear to me, at first, I’ve always taken on work as a volunteer in a veterinary clinic, in the human field (e.g. in a hospice house, and finally in the nursing field at the Surgery, Transplantation and Gastroenterology Clinic of SOTE). Later, I applied as an assistant at the Department of Exotic Animal and Wildlife Medicine at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, where I am currently employed.

In the meantime, due to the outbreak of the Covid 19 epidemic, my volunteer work in the human medical field was necessary, so since then I have been working in several Covid wards – as a nurse I assisted in the care of patients in a serious condition requiring intensive care – where I tried to make the work of the employees there and the patients’ everyday life easier. Finally, during this difficult period, I was asked to work part-time as a nurse in the clinic’s intensive care unit in addition to my work at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest.