Tatiana Fernandez

Interviewed, qualified, and referred patients to research sites for inclusion in clinical trials. Provided expert consultation on research methodologies and patient recruitment strategies.

Reviewed and determined the feasibility of incoming and requested projects to the unit. Coordinated clinical operations with the team, obtaining the Research Sufficiency diploma.

Monitored and supervised clinical research studies, ensuring accuracy and integrity of data. Maintained and managed documentation related to clinical studies and prepared reports.

Coordinated tasks related to clinical trials in the Digestive Service, managing and preparing documentation. Completed CRFs, including data entry, maintenance, and resolution of queries.

Supervised and established activities for the research technicians' team in Clinical and Translational Research in Digestive Diseases. Organized and planned tasks, managing resources for various projects and NIS studies.

Investigated in a GLP environment, conducting galenic development and micro/nanoencapsulation. Validated analytical techniques for quantifying active pharmaceutical ingredients.

Conducted research as staff in the COFIBIC group, focusing on the development of scaffolds for medical applications. Obtained the Research Sufficiency diploma.

Explored applications of Si-Ge semiconductors as a trainee researcher. Contributed to projects involving advanced material science.

Completed a Master's Degree focusing on the methodologies and regulations of clinical trials. Gained expertise in designing, conducting, and analyzing clinical research studies.

Activities and societies: Research staff in the COFIBIC group (CIBER-BBN) of the Dept. of Inorganic and Bioinorganic Chemistry, Complutense University of Madrid who obtained the Research Sufficiency diploma in the development of scaffolds for medical applications.

Obtained a Degree in Advanced Chemistry, covering complex chemical principles and advanced laboratory techniques. Developed a strong foundation in various branches of chemistry.

Activities and societies: Séneca Scholarship at UB 2005-2006 and 8 months Research Internship in IMEC in Leuven, Belgium in 2008.

Completed a Degree in Chemistry, building foundational knowledge in chemical theories and practical applications. Engaged in comprehensive studies across organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry.