Ana Raquel Moreira

Ana Raquel Moreira has extensive work experience in the pharmaceutical and research sector. Ana Raquel began their career as a Research Trainee at IBMC.INEB Associate Laboratory in September 2009 and transitioned to become a Research Assistant in October 2010. Ana Raquel worked in that position until May 2013. From June 2013 to January 2015, Ana worked as a Research Assistant at IPATIMUP. Ana Raquel then joined Prosetta Corporation in June 2015 as a Research Associate. In this role, they were responsible for project data management, supporting the development of the ALS research program, and screening small molecules for respiratory viruses. Ana worked at Prosetta Corporation until October 2018. Since September 2019, Ana has been working as a Project Manager at XWPharma.

Ana Raquel Moreira has a strong educational background in the field of healthcare and biochemistry. Ana Raquel obtained their Master's degree in Biochemistry from Universidade do Porto in 2010. Prior to that, they completed their Bachelor's degree in Clinical Analysis and Public Health from Porto Polytechnic in 2008. In 2021, Ana Raquel Moreira pursued further education by completing an MBA in Health Management from Edinburgh Napier University.

In addition to their formal education, Ana Raquel Moreira has also obtained several certifications in various healthcare-related subjects. In 2019, they received a certification in Drug Discovery, Drug Development, and Drug Commercialization from Coursera. In 2015, they completed a course on Epidemics, Pandemics, and Outbreaks from the same institution. In 2014, Ana Raquel Moreira acquired knowledge in Introduction to Biostatistics through IPATIMUP. Furthermore, they received certifications in Introductory Bioinformatics from the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciencia in 2010, and Introduction to Molecular Medicine from IPATIMUP in 2006.

These educational achievements and certifications highlight Ana Raquel Moreira's dedication to continuous learning and their expertise in the healthcare and biochemistry fields.