Claudia Ceretta, MD, is a junior researcher and medical doctor graduated from the University of Trieste (110/110L). She currently holds a junior research fellowship at the IRCCS "Burlo Garofolo" (Trieste), contributing to the operational management, data analysis, and manuscript preparation for the "iNewSENSE - FVG" newborn sensory screening project. Driven by a profound interest in otolaryngology and audiology, her research path began with an experimental thesis on life quality and functioning in Usher Syndrome using an ICF perspective. Her academic background is enriched by international experience at the ENT Theatres of QMC (Nottingham, UK), alongside advanced coursework in histopathological diagnostics, molecular pathology, and innovative therapies in medical genetics. Dr. Ceretta is dedicated to bridging clinical practice with evidence-based research, focusing on screening optimization, patient-caregiver communication, and data-driven healthcare improvements. She welcomes international networking and research collaborations in clinical audiology, sensory screening, and genetic disorders affecting hearing and vision.