Specialist Nurse in Obstetric and Gynaecological Nursing (Midwife), holder of a degree in Social and Cultural Anthropology, and currently a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Nursing at the University of Granada. He teaches the module on Transcultural Nursing, Gender and Health in the first year of the Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing. In this module, students work on and practise healthcare provision for women who are victims of gender-based violence through high-fidelity simulation, and by organising and delivering awareness-raising and prevention workshops on gender-based violence in secondary schools in Granada. Similarly, she teaches on the Master’s Degree in Development Cooperation, Public Management and NGOs at the University of Granada, where she leads the module on Gender and Development Cooperation. This module develops the methodology required to incorporate a gender perspective into the design, implementation, execution and evaluation of international development cooperation projects. She has completed over 200 hours of continuing professional development in the field of gender equality and gender-based violence, through various courses delivered by universities, trade unions and professional bodies. She has participated in international cooperation projects in Morocco and Palestine, where she has carried out training and refresher courses for local healthcare staff on issues related to gender equality. She has published articles in indexed journals with JCR impact.