With AI innovation to the final: Gießen doctor Valentina Busik

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Valentina Busik, a 27-year-old doctor from Gießen, made it to the top 9 of the Miss-Germany election and is now about to get the coveted crown. She has been living in Gießen for ten years and works at the university clinic, where she leads an innovative project with a Ki-Avatar that helps cancer patients better understand her illness.

The Miss Germany's final will take place on February 22, 2025 in the renowned Europapark in Rust. There is a special feature this year: the audience has the opportunity to have a say in the election for the first time. The competition began with 90 participants who were selected from more than 1000 applications, which was reportedly a challenging task.

The categories of the Miss Germans election

The competition divides the participants into three categories: "Female Founder", "Female Mover" and "Female Leader". A jury evaluates the candidates before the audience determines the final Miss Germany. The evaluation takes place according to criteria such as professionalism, development potential and the ability to inspire. The organizers of the competition have emphasized that they are not concerned with superficial ideals of beauty, but about women who can take on leadership roles in business and entrepreneurship. This includes Valentina Busik, which presents itself in the "Female Founder" category.

With her Ki-Avatar, Busik has launched a promising project. This avatar provides important information about cancer - an illness that is often associated with uncertainties and questions. Since doctors often have little time in such a serious situation, patients can take the avatar home with them and go through the information in peace, even in several languages.

personal challenges and motivation

Your way to the final was not exactly easy. In a moment of fate, Busik was hit by a wave on vacation and suffered a shoulder injury that she initially had doubts about her career. But after successful physiotherapy and with the idea of ​​never giving up, she has made the best of this experience. "No matter how it turns out, I also take it with: Surrounded with positive people and represent my topic loudly," says Busik, who noticed before the election how much their project benefits through inspiring contacts.

Next to her stand there are impressive competitors, including a management consultant and a lawyer, with the aim of not only presenting herself as beauty, but also as competent business women. For Busik, the choice of Miss Germany not only created cross-platform visibility, but could also open future opportunities for their AI project.

If Busik should win the title, greater opportunities and support for their innovative approaches in medicine are expected, which are important for many patients. Umfassende Informationen zu diesem Wettbewerb und der Teilnahme von Valentina Busik sind auch in einem Artikel auf www.fnp.de to be found.