Asistente médico del Dr. Rolando Álvarez Valero (Ginecología y Obstetricia). Responsable por asistir en consultas y cirugías, pase de visita, redacción de notas de evolución médica, elaboración de documentos médico -legales y manejo de agenda médica.

Provider of primary health care in the rural clinic “Guadalupe Mazahua” in San José Toxi, State of Mexico to over 1,500 patients. Responsible for multiple preventive medicine campaigns.

Part of Dr. Daniela Contreras Estrada´s team researching (1) risk factors for metabolic syndrome and (2)the metabolic effect of lead exposition, in pediatric populations. Undergoing two active research protocols.

ABC MEDICAL CENTER + MEXICAN RED CROSS + GENERAL HOSPITAL 2A TRONCOSO + COYOACAN PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL, MEXICO CITYWorked as full-time member of medical staff within the fields of Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Gynecology and Pediatrics, covering 36-hour shifts. Developed hospital work ethnic as well as abilities to interview and examine patients, synthesize pertinent information, establish diagnosis, prognosis and medical treatment based on scientific evidence, and effective communication skills (written and oral) with medical staff and patients.

Presentation of a Poster in the European Society for Emergency Medicine (EUSEM) congress 2018 on a Case Report: Serotoninergic Syndrome and Acute Hyponatremia.

Member of Dr. Leticia Rocha Zavaleta´s research team evaluating the migratory potential of three triple negative breast cancer cell lines and the effect of multiple antineoplastic drugs. Presentation of poster in the XII Annual Research Conference of the Health Sciences Faculty of the Universidad Panamericana, titled “Papel de receptor c-kit en la muerte inducida por quimiofármacos en células de carcinoma mamario triple negativo”.

Responsible for recruiting, selecting and incorporating Mexican residents from the public sector into our seminars, followed by identification of participants with leadership skills who demonstrate advocacy, excellency, solidarity, teamwork and integrity, in order to endorse subsequent programs, ultimately expanding quality health care services throughout our country.

Co-founder and first vice president of medical school student council in the Universidad Panamericana. Leader in the organization of multiple student initiatives including three medical congresses - "World Stroke Day", "World Kidney Day" and "Health Week: Mental Health".

Responsible for fifteen students between the ages of four and seven years old in a bilingual educational context. Instructed on basic language skills, both oral and written, mathematics and health and biology classes.

Responsible for afterschool tutoring of twelve middle school and high school students within the fields of English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry.

CENTER FOR TALENTED YOUTHProvided primary medical care for over 480 children at the Wellness Center. Managed Health Office by administering medication, organizing medical documentation, record- keeping and facilitating primary medical treatment. Served as translator for Hispanic families and non-Spanish speaking staff. Developed structured working discipline and care-giving practice. Acquired experience treating children with physical and psychological ailments.

Attended trauma patients and their family members by offering food and water, clothes for warmth, literary material and emotional support. Assisted medical professionals as a translator, by transporting patients and by guiding family members throughout hospital. Developed emergency medicine working ethic, gained experience in patient care and hospital etiquette.

Assisted Dr. Shambaugh in her Alternative Medicine class. Planned lessons and graded homework. Documented class attendance, grades and monitored student progress. Facilitated guest speaker events. Mentored underclassmen in essay development and preparations for research projects or examinations.

Volunteered as a weekend computer instructor for Hispanic immigrants in the greater Baltimore area.

Worked with rural coffee producers to facilitate the integration of indigenous communities into the global economy, through the education and certification of organic, fair trade coffee. Created electronic inventory and registration system. Supervized cultivation of shade grown coffee. Trained in indigenous healing techniques.

Aided trauma unit with primary patient care. Performed preliminary diagnosis such as electrocardiograms, blood pressure and pulse readings. Inventoried use of medical supplies and documented patient files. Learned about hospital protocol and procedures first hand. Cultivated experience with trauma patients and their families.

Assisted Dr. Ocana, gastroenterological oncologist at National Institute of Cancer (Mexico City), during consultations with patients, delegations with colleges and tumor extraction surgeries. Gained exposure to patient care and medical procedures.

Collaborated with Dr. Elizabeth Langely'sresearching androgen dependent cancer. Acquired laboratory techniques such as cultivation of estrogen dependent onco-cells, cell fractionation by differential centrifugation, DNA extraction and fractionation, construction and clonation of bacterial plasmids, plating and gel electrophoresis. Expanded organizational skills, team work abilities and research experience.