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I am Miryam, and I am in the tough battle of spreading the little valued work of the veterinarian in Peruvian society and spreading the One health concept in Perú.
I have experience since 2012, in a health project, with an emphasis on conservation of the Amazon ecosystems and dry forests.
I am convinced that the training of professionals based on competencies linked to the one health concept is the key to solving future health problems.
Institution
San Marcos University
Based in
Peru , Lima
Languages
English
Italian
Spanish
Short Bio
Veterinarian, professor, and researcher at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the National University of San Marcos. She holds a Master's degree in Zoology with a focus on Ecology and Conservation and a doctoral degree in Education.
She leads research projects on the interface between domestic animals and wildlife in vulnerable communities in protected natural areas and buffer zones in Peru.
In academia, she is responsible for the Wildlife Section and the Biodiversity and Ecosystem Conservation academic area. She serves as a mentor for the student group Students Working for One Health (ETUS).
She is currently responsible for designing the One Health communication platform at the National University of San Marcos.
She leads research projects on the interface between domestic animals and wildlife in vulnerable communities in protected natural areas and buffer zones in Peru.
In academia, she is responsible for the Wildlife Section and the Biodiversity and Ecosystem Conservation academic area. She serves as a mentor for the student group Students Working for One Health (ETUS).
She is currently responsible for designing the One Health communication platform at the National University of San Marcos.
Other Expertise
Leadership
One Health