Lina Graciela Calderón Intriago is an outstanding
professional in the field of nursing, with a solid academic background and
extensive experience both in the healthcare field and in teaching and research. She graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing Sciences from
the Technical University of Babahoyo, and she has continued her training, obtaining
a Master's Degree in Health Services Management at the Regional Autonomous
University of Los Andes - UNIANDES, as well as a Doctorate in Nursing Sciences
at the National University of Trujillo in Peru. Her commitment to academic
excellence is reflected in her authorship of two books of academic content,
thus contributing to the knowledge and development of the field of nursing. Throughout her career, she has acquired extensive experience
in different roles within the nursing field. Currently, she works as a teacher and researcher in
Nursing at the University of Guayaquil, where she shares her knowledge
and experience with new generations of nursing professionals. Her teaching and
research work contributes to the development and continuous improvement of
nursing in Ecuador, training future professionals committed to quality and
excellence in health care.
Lina Graciela Calderón Intriago is an outstanding
professional in the field of nursing, with a solid academic background and
extensive experience both in the healthcare field and in teaching and research. She graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing Sciences from
the Technical University of Babahoyo, and she has continued her training, obtaining
a Master's Degree in Health Services Management at the Regional Autonomous
University of Los Andes - UNIANDES, as well as a Doctorate in Nursing Sciences
at the National University of Trujillo in Peru. Her commitment to academic
excellence is reflected in her authorship of two books of academic content,
thus contributing to the knowledge and development of the field of nursing. Throughout her career, she has acquired extensive experience
in different roles within the nursing field. Currently, she works as a teacher and researcher in
Nursing at the University of Guayaquil, where she shares her knowledge
and experience with new generations of nursing professionals. Her teaching and
research work contributes to the development and continuous improvement of
nursing in Ecuador, training future professionals committed to quality and
excellence in health care.