Distinguished scholar in pediatrics, neonatology, and perinatal epidemiology. She holds a Master's degree in Clinical Effectiveness from the University of Buenos Aires and is a PhD candidate at Tulane University. She currently serves as Director of the Department of Maternal and Child Health Research and Coordinator of the Statistics, Data Management, and Information Systems Unit at the Institute for Clinical and Healthcare Effectiveness (IECS).
She has extensive experience in teaching, having served as a professor and director at Favaloro University and the University of Buenos Aires. She is also a faculty member and thesis mentor for the Master's Program in Clinical Effectiveness (IECS-UBA).
Her research focuses on evidence-based maternal and perinatal health, with a special emphasis on randomized controlled trials evaluating complex interventions, systematic reviews, and implementation research. Her most significant contributions include pioneering approaches to maternal immunization strategies, which significantly reduced the transmission of infectious diseases from mothers to their children.