Development of solutions through the analysis of the phenomenology of problems, development of conceptual and mathematical models for their description and elaboration of computational codes; Integration of qualitative and quantitative data in the planning and execution of simulation and modeling studies in the healthcare sector; Application of concepts from psychometrics (measurement of quality of life), epidemiology (measurement of health outcomes) and economics (measurement of costs): in conjunction with multiparadigm simulation models (Markov models, dynamic models, discrete event simulation and modeling agent-based); elaboration of reports, manuscripts, and presentations of the results of the studies carried out; Continued review of existing literature on quantitative methods applied to health outcomes assessment to ensure that implementation follows the state of the art of the sector.

Harvesting of biological products; Introduction of processes in the Apollo computer system; Billing on health insurance platforms.

Laboratory Technician at the Cardiovascular Research Group of the Department of Health Promotion and Prevention of Non-Communicable Diseases of the National Institute of Health Dr. Ricardo Jorge, IP (INSA). Collaboration in several research projects in the area of ​​lipid metabolism. Functions performed: Collection and processing of biological samples; Biobank samples management; Management of databases and laboratory material; Application of molecular biology techniques (PCR, etc.).