I am a freelance instructor at an educational laboratory at the university, where I teach practicums in Parasitology, Hematology, Histology, and Immunohematology. In addition, I completed a master's program in the development of proteins in parasites to be utilized as rapid diagnostic tools, where I have conducted research with fairly complex methods for my identification using morphometry and molecular software (bioinformatics), SDS-Page for protein characteristics and in-house ELISA, western blotting as detection of antibody titers and immunogenicity of my proteins.

I am also a blogger, writing about materials for online books for medical laboratory technologists and developing aids such as simulators for lessons in medical laboratory technology practicums.

Previously, I worked as a laboratory assistant in molecular biology, parasitology, hematology, cytohistotechnology, immunohematology, and urinalysis. However, I decided to continue my education and hope to become a lecturer or researcher.