MSc in Vaccine Production and Quality Control and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) with over three years of hands-on experience, I am deeply committed to advancing global health through the principles of One Health. My work focuses on the critical intersections between animal, human, and environmental health, addressing challenges such as zoonotic diseases, antimicrobial resistance (AMR), and the impacts of climate change. I bring a unique blend of clinical, laboratory, and research expertise to my work, including disease prevention, treatment, and in-depth diagnostics for diverse veterinary species. My research interests center on vaccinology, zoonoses, and sustainable solutions to mitigate public health risks, ensuring safe and resilient food systems while promoting animal welfare. Through my dedication to One Health and scientific innovation, I aim to contribute to the development of practical solutions that address pressing global health issues. Whether in the lab, field, or clinic, I strive to drive research and practices that safeguard both animal and human populations, ensuring healthier ecosystems worldwide.