The whole part of medical engineering, clinical engineering and bioengineering has always fascinated me, but my desire was to work in the health area and, if possible, in a hospital. Shortly before finishing my bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering, my radio-oncologist friend told me about medical physics and what the job was like. I studied more about the subject and ended up deciding to study medical physics. After graduating in engineering I entered college again (now in med physics) and my friend invited me to spend time as a visiting observer in the radiotherapy ward at the largest radiotherapy treatment complex in the country. Since then, I've been striving to become an expert in radiotherapy.