Dr. Natalia Pérez Rodríguez works in Family and Community Medicine at the Canary Islands Health Center. Her medical training began at the University of Santiago de Compostela, where she obtained her degree in Medicine. Since then, she has stood out for her commitment to Primary Care and community health, areas in which she has focused her professional and academic development. 

She has also been a key player in the implementation and coordination of the community project "Caring for those who care", using the ProCC methodology (Community Corrective Processes). Thus, the objective of this project has been to provide support and tools to caregivers, thus improving their well-being and the quality of care they provide. In this sense, her work in this project has demonstrated her ability to lead initiatives that promote community health and social well-being. 

Additionally, Dr. Natalia Pérez Rodríguez has participated in several editions of training programs offered by the Instituto de Salud Carlos III. These include "Community Action for Health", "Equity in Health. Learning with the Roma people" and "Local Health". In this way, these programs have reinforced its focus on health equity and the importance of working with vulnerable communities, reflecting its dedication to reducing inequalities and promoting inclusive health. 

• Family and Community Medicine Physician at the Canary Islands Health Center
• Coordinator of the community project "Caring for those who care" with ProCC methodology (Community Corrective Processes)
• Manager of Community Action for Health (I Edition) by the Carlos III Health Institute
• Health Equity Manager. Learning with the Roma people (II Edition) by the Carlos III Health Institute
• Manager of Local Health (VII Edition) by the Instituto de Salud Carlos III 
• Graduate in Medicine from the University of Santiago de Compostela