I am a medical doctor with master’s degrees and professional experience in epidemiology, biostatistics, and health systems across Mexico (Ministry of Health, National Institute of Public Health), the United Kingdom (University of Sheffield), and France (CNRS-EHESP), complemented by practicums at Harvard University, the University of Copenhagen, and the World Health Organization. My work spans quantitative and qualitative methods, including studies on chronic diseases, healthcare workforce, health inequalities, and national-level analyses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
As a Research Assistant at CRESS on the Wellcome Trust–funded COLIVE-MH project, I contribute to the living systematic review of the WHODAS (World Health Organization Disability Assessment Schedule), synthesizing psychometric evidence to support a global open-access platform and advance the harmonization of mental health research.
