SPEAKER

Core Speaker

Our speaker lineup for IOMU 2026 is currently in development, and we are carefully curating a group of distinguished experts who will bring depth, insight, and meaningful perspectives to this year’s theme.
 From thought leaders in occupational health and safety to innovators shaping the future of work, each invited speaker has been selected to contribute knowledge that inspires progress and encourages collaboration across disciplines.

We look forward to announcing their names soon. Stay tuned as we introduce the voices who will guide our conversations, challenge our thinking, and enrich the IOMU 2026 experience.

dr. Iwan Joko Susilo, Mkk, Sp. Ok
The Chairperson Of The Organizing Committee

Dr. Iwan Joko Susilo, MKK, Sp.Ok is an Occupational Medicine specialist with extensive expertise in workplace health and risk prevention. As an experienced practitioner, he has actively contributed to the development of promotive, preventive, and curative policie aimed at improving worker well-being.

Dr. Iwan is also involved in the scientific community, serving on the editorial board of The Indonesian Journal of Community and Occupational Medicine. In addition, he plays an important role within the professional organization IOMA (Indonesian Occupational Medicine Association), having previously served as Vice Chair of the IOMA Jakarta Chapter.

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DR. dr. Astrid B. Sulistomo, MPH, Sp. Ok, Subsp.BioKO(K)
The President Of Indonesian Occupational Medicine Association

Dr. dr. Astrid B. Sulistomo, MPH, Sp.Ok, Subsp. BioKO (K) is a prominent figure in Occupational and Biomedical Medicine in Indonesia. As an Occupational Medicine Specialist with a subspecialty in Occupational Biomedical Sciences (BioKO), she possesses expertise in biological analysis and the impact of biological exposures in the workplace.

In her role as President of IOMA (Indonesian Occupational Medicine Association), Dr. Astrid actively advances occupational health agendas through scientific and evidence-based approaches. As an editor of the Guidelines for Tuberculosis Management in the Workplace, she contributed to formulating prevention strategies and management protocols grounded in occupational health principles.

In academia and research, Dr. Astrid has served as a supervisor for the Indonesian Occupational Medicine Updates (IOMU) proceedings, demonstrating her commitment to bridging medical science with real-world occupational practice. She is also part of the national competency examination development team for Occupational Medicine specialists, reflecting her dedication to professional advancement and high standards of practice in Indonesia