Nurse, PhD in Nursing, and Professor at the Federal University of the Fronteira Sul (UFFS), Brazil. He works in teaching, research, and graduate education, with a strong focus on Men’s Health and the sociocultural dimensions of masculinities in health contexts. He develops studies and trains professionals for comprehensive care aimed at male populations, with emphasis on cancer, chronic diseases, fatherhood, and bodily transitions. He leads research and supervises projects that promote equity in men’s access to health services and critically analyze gendered care practices. In the Ibero-American context, he conducts interdisciplinary investigations on Men’s Health, with a focus on care technologies, male experiences of illness, and public policies targeted at male populations. He is the author of the book Masculine Plurality: Contributions to Research in Men’s Health, and in recent years has focused his work on scientific publishing and collaboration within national and international networks in the field of Nursing and Men’s Health.