Ralitsa Stoyanova
About Ralitsa Stoyanova
Ralitsa Stoyanova is a Device Support Specialist at Novocure and a Psychologist/Tutor at Sofia Municipality, with extensive experience in psychology and social work in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Company
Ralitsa Stoyanova is currently employed by Novocure as a Device Support Specialist. Novocure is a global oncology company that develops and markets tumor treating fields therapy systems for patients with cancer. Her role there showcases her ability to handle technological and clinical aspects of patient support.
Title
Ralitsa Stoyanova holds the title of Device Support Specialist at Novocure. Additionally, she serves in a dual capacity as a Psychologist/Tutor at the Sofia Municipality. These roles highlight her versatile expertise in technology and psychology.
Professional Background
Ralitsa Stoyanova has an extensive background in psychology and social work. She has worked as a Psychologist at numerous institutions, including Vita Hospital and the National Oncology Hospital in Sofia, Bulgaria. Her previous roles also include Social Worker positions at the Center for Social Rehabilitation and Integration and the Family-type Accommodation Centre in Sofia.
Education and Expertise
Ralitsa Stoyanova has pursued comprehensive education in psychology and related fields. She holds a Master's degree in Clinical/Medical Social Work from New Bulgarian University. She has also studied Health/Medical Psychology at the Medical University of Plovdiv and completed various courses and certifications in Psychosomatics, Lacanian Psychoanalysis, and Psychodrama Psychotherapy.
Volunteer and Internship Experience
Ralitsa Stoyanova has accumulated valuable experience through various internships and volunteer positions. She has interned at the 'Gradiva' Center for Psychotherapy, Orphanage 'P. R. Slaveykov', and Hospice 'Dar' in Sofia. Additionally, she has volunteered at the Helpline for Violence Victims and the 'Hope for the Little Ones' Foundation. Her volunteer work highlights her commitment to supporting vulnerable populations.