Teacher / Researcher, Milagro State University, Ecuadorš©āš¬
Betty Judith PazmiƱo GĆ³mez is a Microbiologist and researcher from Ecuador. She is currently working at the Universidad Estatal de Milagro in the Faculty of Health and Social Services. With a passion for public health and medical microbiology, her work spans various health-related issues, focusing on parasitology, epidemiology, and the study of infectious diseases. Over the years, she has earned notable distinctions in her field and has contributed significantly to the global scientific community. šš¬
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Education š
Betty has a diverse and robust educational background. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Health Sciences at Universidad del Zulia (Venezuela), where she is expected to graduate in 2024. She holds a Master’s degree in Microbiology from Universidad de Guayaquil (Ecuador) and a Master’s degree in Public Health from the same institution. Additionally, she has obtained multiple advanced diplomas in Epidemiology, Health Management, and Competency-Based Curriculum Design. šš
Experience š¼
Betty has been a microbiologist at Universidad Estatal de Milagro since 2016, where she is involved in teaching and research. Her professional journey also includes academic roles at various universities and a focus on parasitic infections in marginalized communities. She has gained valuable insights into the public health landscape of Ecuador and worked on several national and international collaborations. šš¼
Research Interests š
Betty’s research is centered on the epidemiology of parasitic infections, particularly focusing on E. bieneusi and E. intestinalis infections among individuals living with HIV in Ecuador. Her work addresses the challenges faced by marginalized communities in urban and rural areas and seeks to improve diagnostic methods and public health interventions. š¦ š
Awards š
Betty has received numerous accolades throughout her career, including recognition from peer-reviewed journals such as the American Journal of Case Reports and Medical Science Monitor. She has also participated in various international events and earned distinctions for her work in epidemiology and public health research. š
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Publications Top Notes š
“Prevalence and Individualized Risk Factors of E. bieneusi and E. intestinalis Infections Among People Living with HIV (PLHIV) with Diarrhea in Ecuador” ā Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2025. DOI: 10.3390/jcm14020348
“Parasitosis gastrointestinales entre humanos y sus perros domĆ©sticos en una comunidad urbano-marginal de Ecuador” ā Acta ZoolĆ³gica Lilloana, 2024. DOI: 10.30550/j.azl/1951
“EcoepidemiologĆa de Ancylostoma spp. en Sectores Urbano-Marginales y Rurales de la Costa Ecuatoriana y Prevalencia de Larvas Migratorias CutĆ”neas” ā Medical Monitor, 2024.
“DetecciĆ³n de Microsporidios y factores asociados en pacientes VIH positivos con sĆndrome diarreico” ā Kasmera, 2023. DOI: 10.56903/kasmera.5140589
Conclusion
Betty Judith PazmiƱo GĆ³mez is a distinguished researcher with a profound influence on the microbiological and public health fields. Her exceptional academic qualifications, impressive research portfolio, global recognition, and leadership roles in peer-reviewed publications make her a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award. With a potential to expand her international collaborations and research focus, Betty can continue to significantly contribute to global health and microbiology. Given her track record and ongoing contributions, she is highly deserving of this prestigious recognition.