About SBCO
The Brazilian Society of Surgical Oncology– SBCO is a non-profit organization founded on May 31st, 1988, with the goal of bringing together surgical oncologists and other professionals involved in the care of people with cancer.
SBCO is the “home” of physicians and healthcare professionals involved in the overall management of surgical patients with cancer in Brazil. Join SBCO and share knowledge.
Board of Directors 2021 - 2023
Aldo Vieira Barros
Mario Feitoza de Carvalho Freitas Filho
Viviane Rezende de Oliveira
Jacqueline Nunes de Menezes
Roberto Queiroz Gurgel
Mario Vinicius A. A. Bernardes
Marcos Gonçalves Adriano Júnior
Reni Cecília Lopes Moreira
Rodrigo Nascimento Pinheiro
President
Reitan Ribeiro
Vice President
Jorge Soares Lyra
General Secretary
Fernando Ernesto Cruz Felippe
General Secretary
Guilherme de Andrade Gagheggi Ravanini
1st Treasurer
Daniel de Souza Fernandes
2nd Treasurer
Alexandre Ferreira Oliveira
Scientific Director
Heládio Feitosa e Castro Neto
Scientific Vice Director
Paulo Henrique de Sousa Fernandes
Professional Advocacy Director
Olavo Magalhães Picanço Júnior
Professional Advocacy Vice Director
Felipe José Fernandez Coimbra
International Relations Director
Bruno Roberto Braga Azevedo
International Relations Vice Director
Juliano Rodrigues da Cunha
International Relations Vice Director
Alex Schwengber
International Relations Vice Director
Renato Morato Zanatto
International Relations Vice Director
Gumercindo Leandro da Silva Filho
International Relations Vice Director
Paulo Roberto Stevanato Filho
Education and Medical Residency Director
Ana Luiza Cardona Machado
Education and Medical Residency Director
Ranyell Matheus Spencer S. Batista
Education and Medical Residency Director
José Humberto Simões Corrêa
Finance and Fundraising Vice Director
Past
presidents
Héber Salvador De Castro Ribeiro
2021 – 2023 term
Alexandre Ferreira Oliveira
2019 – 2021 term
Felipe Jose Fernandez Coimbra
2017 – 2019 term
Claudio de Almeida Quadros
2015 – 2017 term
Leonaldson dos Santos Castro
2013 – 2015 term
Ademar Lopes
2011 – 2013 term
José Humberto Simões Corrêa
2009 – 2011 term
Eduardo Linhares Riello de Mello
2005 – 2009 term
Odilon de Souza Filho
2003 – 2005 term
Geraldo Matos de Sá (in memoriam)
2000 – 2002 term
Marcos Fernando O. Moraes (in memoriam)
1989 – 1999 term
Ary Frauzino Pereira (in memoriam)
1984 – 1986 term
Dr. Héber Salvador De Castro Ribeiro
2021 - 2023 term
Join SBCO and get several benefits for your
professional activity
SBCO membership benefits:
01.
Reduced fees to join the European Society of Surgical Oncology
02.
You can be easily found by patients through the “Search for a specialist” tool on the SBCO website
03.
Unrestricted access to the SBCO scientific publications (ECCO, Cancer Updates
04.
Specialized legal advice. Applied to members in Brazil.
05.
Selection of exchange programs.
06.
Reduced registration rates for meetings
Membership categories and requirements
INTERNATIONAL MEMBER
Full member
Diploma
Medical residency certificate
With these documents you can applied to become an international member of BSSO.
Annual fee:
A two-years Membership fee waiver for international members, including registration for BSSO meetings. After this period will be charged USD 100 per year.
TITULAR MEMBER
Full member
Diploma
Medical residency certificate
Surgical oncologist certificate issued by the Brazilian Society of Surgical Oncology/AMB after exam
Aspiring member
Diploma
Certificate proving that you are attending medical residency
Interdisciplinary member
Registration at the Regional Board of your professional association.
Prove through a formal document that you work professionally in cancer care multidisciplinary teams.
Use a form to request participation in this membership category.
Student
Certificate of enrollment in a Medical undergraduate program recognized by the Brazilian Ministry of Education
Brazilian Journal
of Oncology(BJO)
Sobre o periódico
The Brazilian Journal of Oncology (BJO) is a quarterly journal on oncology and related areas jointly published by the Brazilian Society of Clinical Oncology (SBOC),Brazilian Society of Surgical Oncology (SBCO) and the Brazilian Society of Radiotherapy (SBRT).
The journal was launched in March 2017 with the goal of disseminating knowledge in Brazil; valuing the outcomes of national research; encouraging the participation of professionals from these disciplines in studies; forming a critical mass around the challenges and possibilities of oncology in Brazil and in the world; promoting reflections and discussions based on scientific evidence on the access and quality of patient care, as well as on the public policies on the prevention and treatment of cancer in Brazil.
Planning and
doing together
The publication of the first issue of the Brazilian Journal of Oncology (BJO) is more than the launch of a Brazilian journal on Oncology. It is, in fact, the consolidation of the union of the Brazilian Society of Clinical Oncology (SBOC),Brazilian Society of Surgical Oncology (SBCO) and the Brazilian Society of Radiotherapy (SBRT) around a shared ideal: building a scientific journal that represents the strength of this field of medicine in Brazil and that is able, at the same time, to be an effective means to further strengthen it.
The organizations in charge and the editorial board also work so that BJO is a new and important forum to exchange information among the professionals involved in cancer research and care of cancer patients. Thus, the multidisciplinary aspect is key.
Considering that the publication on an indexed journal can help build an academic career for our researchers and support research funding, the peer review process has been adopted because it is one of the most significant requirements of world class platforms to disseminate scientific knowledge.
Additionally, BJO is an open access journal to enable those who are interested in reading, downloading, copying, distributing, printing, and searching full texts of the papers for academic purposes.
Please contact us if you have questions and to get more information: atendimento@sbco.org.br
