He co-authored a university textbook titled "Complete Denture, Technical Fabrication" and the book "Alterations of Oral Tissues with Dental Prostheses."
He spent his entire professional life in Priština. He was the first trained dental technician in Kosovo and Metohija. When he graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry, he was the third dentist in Kosovo and Metohija.
At that time, he was the director of the Health Center and the head of the Dental Polyclinic in Priština. As early as 1964, he initiated and worked on the opening of the Secondary Dental Technical School in Priština. He was one of the first initiators of the establishment of the Department of Dentistry at the Faculty of Medicine in Priština, where he worked from the very beginning. He was the first head of the Department of Dentistry and the long-time director of the Dental Clinic at the Faculty of Medicine in Priština.
In addition to his other roles, he served as the president of the Council of the Faculty of Medicine and the president of the University Council in Priština. During three electoral periods, he was the vice-rector of the University.
Professor Šćepanović has received numerous societal honors, including: the Great Plaque of the Serbian Medical Society for the development of healthcare in the Republic of Serbia, the November Award for the development of healthcare in Kosovo and Metohija, and the Vidovdan Charter for the development of scientific and university thought in Serbia. He is a recipient of the Order of Labor with a Silver Wreath, the Charter of the Serbian Medical Society Branch in Priština on the occasion of the eight-century anniversary of Hilandar and the Hilandar Medical Code.
He continued his private practice in Belgrade in 1999 with his son, Miodrag.
He is married, a father of two children who are also doctors, and has four grandchildren.