Dr. Jezid Miranda is a Maternal–Fetal Medicine specialist and physician–scientist based in Cartagena, Colombia, with training spanning Latin America, Europe, and the United States. He completed obstetrics and gynecology residency at the University of Cartagena and earned a PhD in fetal medicine and surgery through a joint academic pathway involving universities in Barcelona, Lund, and Leuven. He further strengthened his research expertise as a Fellow at the NICHD/NIH Perinatology Research Branch in Detroit, USA. His research focuses on placental function and pregnancy complications, particularly preeclampsia, fetal growth restriction, preterm birth, and metabolic disorders of pregnancy. He is interested in translating molecular insights into clinically actionable strategies, including the use of biomarkers such as angiogenic factors, and evaluating implementation pathways to improve maternal and perinatal outcomes in low- and middle-income settings. Clinically, he is engaged in advanced prenatal ultrasound and fetal therapy, contributing to the development of fetal surgery programs and evidence-based care models. Dr. Miranda is involved in international professional societies, including leadership roles within FIGO and ISUOG, and collaborates across multi-country research and training networks aimed at strengthening maternal and newborn health systems.