I'm excited about opportunities where I can apply my research expertise, leadership skills, and passion for science communication and mentorship. If you know of any suitable positions or would like to connect, please reach out!

🎓 In addition to my research background, I've led and managed Cientifico Latino's Graduate Student Engagement and Community (GSEC) program, overseeing a team of 12 graduate students to support underrepresented minority (URM) graduate students in STEM fields

• Presented at major conferences, including the Society for Neuroscience
• Proficient in diffusion MRI data analysis, using Python, R, and UNIX
• Experienced in project management and coordination of complex research initiatives

🧠 Key Highlights:
• Led an independent research project in neuroscience, focusing on aging and navigation.
• Mentored and supervised undergraduate researchers, developing their skills in experimental design and lab techniques

I'm specifically looking for STEM companies/institutions.
With my Ph.D. in Neurobiology and Behavior from UC Irvine, I bring a unique blend of research expertise and leadership skills to the table.

A position as a program manager/officer in a higher education administration/ organizational management role.

A post-doctoral research position with the flexibility to gain relevant skills to indirectly/directly help me towards my goal. My research interests in neuroscience are in hashtag#Aging, hashtag#SpatialNavigation, and hashtag#SexDifferences.

OR

My ultimate career goal is to end up in a position where I am overseeing or directing a neuroscience outreach program to support students from diverse backgrounds and improve scientific communication to the public. Therefore, I am looking for the following types of positions:

🔬 Exciting News! I am approaching the end of my Ph.D. journey, and this means that I am actively seeking my next position. If you have any suggestions for positions, please DM me!
See the thread for more info about me!

#OpenToWork #Neuroscience #NonAcademicJobs #AcademicJobs #PostdocPositions

This has been the worst flu I’ve had since I was a kid. I’m feeling much better but I did have to go to urgent care and get an IV. I know it seems dumb of me to not mask knowing my diagnosis. I’m still coming to terms with RA & understanding that my immune system just doesn’t work like it used to.

CNS was my first conference after getting diagnosed with RA. I’m still coming to terms with what that means for me & taking care of my body. I realized that I should’ve been way more careful about masking. Caught a terrible flu on the last day and I’ve been recovering since.

Excited to be presenting my work on white matter structures supporting wayfinding in midlife adults tomorrow at #CNS2025

See me at poster B62 in the Back Bay Ballroom!