I hold a BSc in Mathematical Statistics from the National University of Asunción and a PhD in Public Health Administration and Management. My doctoral thesis built a measurement instrument for public health management indicators, which sums up my work fairly well: bringing psychometric rigour to problems that used to be measured by intuition.
Since 2019 I have coordinated the Psychometrics and Psychopathology research line at the Medical Psychology Department of the Faculty of Medical Sciences, National University of Asunción. The work consists of validating and adapting scales into Spanish so that the epidemiology of mental disorders in Paraguay can be studied with instruments that actually measure what they claim to measure.
Since 2020 I have been Editor-in-Chief of Medicina Clínica y Social, the first Paraguayan scientific journal indexed in Scopus. I also review for international psychiatry and public health journals, and I am a Level 2 categorised researcher in Paraguay's National System of Researchers.