I am a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Physiotherapy at the University of Valencia and a researcher with experience in the diagnosis, prevention and management of geriatric and vulnerable syndromes through the design of specific exercise programmes for these populations. I have developed lines of research related to cancer patients, falls, frailty, sarcopenia and delirium, as well as on the detection of possible clinical biomarkers for each of these syndromes.

I completed a diploma and subsequently a degree in Physiotherapy, as well as a diploma in Podiatry at the University of Valencia. I was then able to continue my training by completing a Master's degree in Bioethics at the Catholic University of Valencia, which opened the doors to a PhD, and I was able to defend my doctoral thesis in the Clinical Medicine programme in December 2014.

To date, I have participated in 11 funded research projects, 3 of them as principal investigator and 8 as a collaborator (5 publicly funded and 6 privately funded), always seeking to respond to the needs of vulnerable populations.

From 2014 to 2018, I was a member of the “Geriatrics” research group at the Catholic University of Valencia, assuming the role of principal investigator in the final year. Since 2018, I have been a member of the research group registered at the University of Valencia “Frailty and Cognitive Impairment - FROG” and a collaborator of the research group registered at the University of Valencia “Physiotherapy in Motion - PT in Motion” since 2021. I have been a member of the Chair of Healthy, Active and Participatory Ageing at the University of Valencia for seven years.

PhD in Physiotherapy from the University of Valencia, where she currently works as a permanent lecturer in the Faculty of Physiotherapy. Since 2011, she has been involved in university teaching, mainly in the Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Physiotherapy, with a focus on respiratory physiotherapy, clinical practice, neuropathologies, and supervising final projects.

She conducts her research as a member of the group "Physiotherapy in Movement. Multispecialty Research Group" (PTinMotion), registered in the Research Structures Registry of the University of Valencia (GIUV2018-430). Her research focuses on two main lines: the evaluation and treatment of vulnerable populations, with particular attention to improving the quality of life of patients with chronic pain and sequelae of neurological or respiratory conditions; and the development of ethical competence in physiotherapy students, emphasizing its integration as a fundamental pillar for clinical practice and decision-making in healthcare settings.

In the educational field, she holds specialised training through a postgraduate qualification and a Master's degree in Neuroeducation from the University of Barcelona, aimed at deepening the understanding of neurobiological learning processes and their application in health sciences education. Her teaching work is further enhanced by her participation in the Clinical Simulation Committee in Physiotherapy, promoting innovative methodologies in the training of future physiotherapists.