Leads clinical service delivery and program management within a digital health context, overseeing the implementation of technology-supported interventions to improve access and quality of care. Designs and operationalizes clinical protocols, supervision frameworks, and healthcare processes oriented to the integration of digital solutions in routine practice. Implements monitoring and treatment evaluation models, incorporating advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence, to optimize clinical follow-up and outcomes.

Develops and leads collaborative, multidisciplinary research in digital mental health. Contributes to the design, development, and evaluation of artificial intelligence–enabled conversational agents aimed at strengthening clinical competencies, particularly through training-oriented applications for psychotherapists. Participates in the preparation and submission of competitive funding proposals at national and international levels.

Led clinical supervision programs and developed care protocols to strengthen service quality. Implemented digital mental health interventions in clinical settings and integrated emerging technologies to improve treatment delivery and monitoring. Conducted evaluations of follow-up, discharge, and relapse models, supporting care for both common and severe mental health conditions.

Conducted forensic psychological assessments and expert evaluations, including case ratifications and assessments using the Gesell chamber. Worked across cases involving family violence, misdemeanors, sexual offenses, and health-related campaigns. Provided technical psychological input to support judicial and legal processes, emphasizing methodological rigor and objectivity in expert practice.

Provided psychological screening, guidance, assessment, and psychotherapy for the university community, including parental consultation. Designed and delivered preventive workshops focused on psychological well-being, and contributed to the administrative operations of the Psychological Services Unit.

Delivered comprehensive outpatient psychological care across the lifespan, including children, adolescents, and adults. Conducted screening, clinical orientation, psychological assessment, and psychotherapy, alongside support for hospitalized patients. Contributed to preventive and promotional initiatives aimed at strengthening mental health and quality of care.

Advanced clinical training in contextual behavioral therapies, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Behavioral Activation, and mindfulness-based interventions. Developed a strong foundation in research methods applied to third-wave therapies, with a specific emphasis on economic evaluation and cost-effectiveness. The master’s thesis focused on the cost-effectiveness assessment of contemporary psychotherapy interventions.

Specialized training in biomedical informatics, electronic health records, and the application of conversational agents in telemedicine and digital health. Developed competencies to evaluate and implement digital health interventions across healthcare contexts, with attention to improving accessibility, quality, and efficiency through technology-enabled care.

Specialized clinical training in family and couples therapy grounded in systemic-relational models. Received ongoing clinical supervision and advanced instruction in therapeutic approaches to family and dyadic dynamics. Strengthened clinical research skills through applied training in clinical research designs, including single-case experimental methodologies and supervision-informed practice evaluation.

Undergraduate training focused on psychotherapeutic competencies, psychological assessment, clinical interviewing, and professional psychological reporting. Included strong preparation in quantitative research in mental health to support evidence-informed clinical practice and scientific literacy in applied settings.