Astronomy


-Dedicated critical care resident focused on providing diverse care at the medical center where she works.
-Affable critical care resident, participates ethically and professionally in the patient's support, whether during their critical condition, their recovery or, in the worst case, their death.
-Resilient in the academic, therapeutic and practical challenges that arise during patient care.
-Attentive to the needs of patients to maintain the greatest possible comfort
-Approachable professional with compassion and communication skills to meet the physical and emotional needs of hospitalized patients.
-Listen to patients and investigate to find answers and diagnoses.
End of life care
Advanced Life Support
Burn management
Airway Management
Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Septic Shock Treatment
Mechanical Ventilation
Hemodynamic Monitoring
Invasive procedures
Neurocritical care
Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome Management
Interprofessional Collaboration
Problem-solving aptitude
Decision-Making
Self Motivation
Time Management
Continuous Improvement
Professionalism
Adaptability and Flexibility
Effective Communication
Active Listening
Adaptability
Pain Management
Team Development
Written Communication
Team Collaboration
Pulmonary Hypertension Management
Toxicology Management
Renal replacement therapy
-Sociedad Mexicana de Medicina de Emergencia
-Consejo Mexicano de Medicina de Urgencias
-American Heart Association
Astronomy
Science
Horses
Dance
Books
Nature
I enjoy spending time outdoors whether walking or riding; I organize my time to have time to read non-medical books such as astronomy, business, financial education in general, about coffee cultivation, processes and preparation, and personal development.
I consider that interpersonal relationships are important, so I make time several times a month to spend time with friends.
I delight in spending 10 minutes watering and caring for my plants.
I look for new medical information that generates more doubts and challenges me to continue researching, such as clinical cases or new management of pathologies that continually arise in my work area.