About me

CLINICAL

Embryologist IVF Clinic

Spain

My career began in clinical embryology, working within

IVF laboratories.

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I hold a BSc in Biology and an

MSc in Human Reproduction, followed by specialized clinical training in assisted reproduction.

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During this stage, I developed particular expertise in male fertility and sperm DNA fragmentation, contributing to research awarded by the Spanish Andrology Society.

RESEARCH

PhD in Reproductive Biology

Ireland

I’m a Doctor, but not the kind who prescribes medication.​ Instead, I earned a PhD (Doctor of Philosophy), the highest academic degree, awarded for original scientific research.

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My doctorate was completed at University College Dublin (UCD) as part of a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship, a highly competitive European research program.

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My research explored how early embryos communicate with the reproductive tract, a critical dialogue for successful implantation and pregnancy.

RESEARCH

Postdoc. Reproductive Genomics

USA

Following my doctoral research, I pursued postdoctoral training at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF).

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This stage of my career focused on reproductive genetics, deepening my specialization in the molecular and genetic mechanisms underlying fertility.

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My work contributed to multiple peer-reviewed scientific publications in the field of reproductive genomics.

BIOTECH

MSL, Fertility Genetic Services

USA

Have you ever wondered

where PGT-A testing is actually performed? Or where endometrial biopsies are analyzed to evaluate receptivity or the uterine microbiome?

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After my clinical and academic research training, I transitioned into the reproductive genetics industry, working closely with the laboratories behind these technologies.

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As a Medical Science Liaison (MSL), I helped doctors understand what genetic results can and cannot tell us, how to interpret complex reports, and where the real limitations are.​