My work in global public health and health equity is rooted in a longstanding commitment to social justice and the belief that access to quality healthcare is a fundamental human right.
For more than 15 years, I've worked with nonprofit and community health organizations in the United States and Central America, focusing on expanding healthcare access for underserved populations. In all contexts, my work has centered on addressing health disparities and developing compassionate, culturally responsive approaches to care. I believe that integrative and traditional medicine can (and should) play a powerful role in global health equity.
Today, as the founder and Executive Director of Salud Para Todos Caribe, I continue this work by developing community-based healthcare programs that integrate conventional and complementary medicine to serve Indigenous, Afro-Caribbean, migrant, and other underserved populations.
With a Master's degree in Global Health and a background in nutrition, I'm particularly passionate about exploring how different healthcare approaches can work together to create more accessible, equitable, and sustainable systems of care.
