Dedicated and experienced Medical Laboratory Technician with over 10 years of clinical and hospital laboratory experience across Canada, the UK, and Portugal. Skilled in venipuncture, specimen collection, accessioning, and processing for various departments, including Histology, Cytology, Haematology, and Microbiology. Proven ability to assist in complex autopsies and post-mortem examinations as a Pathologist’s Assistant. Demonstrated experience in supporting high-volume, multidisciplinary laboratories, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and compliance with established procedures. This practical experience is complemented by significant academic contributions in the field of forensic anthropology. Several studies have been presented at specialized scientific conferences and published as abstracts in conference abstracts. The dissertation titled OSSA FRACTA: Anthropological Analysis of Autopsied Skeletons from the 21st Century Identified Skeletal Collection, focused on characterizing the sample to analyse traumatic bone injuries, contributing to the understanding of perimortem fractures and medico-legal practices in contemporary contexts. This trajectory demonstrates a strong connection between specialized laboratory practice and scientific research in forensic anthropology, providing a solid foundation for developing this research.