About Me

Hello, I’m Maicel Eugenio Monzón Pérez. I’m a physician, biostatistician, and data scientist, passionate about transforming health research through science, statistics, and artificial intelligence. I graduated as a General Practitioner in 2003 and later pursued a Master’s in Health Informatics, the Biostatistics specialty (first and second degree), and finally a PhD in Medical Sciences at the University of Medical Sciences of Havana. Throughout my career, I have worked on the design and analysis of biomedical research, with a particular focus on clinical trials and the application of machine learning models to solve real-world problems in health. I also enjoy programming in R and Python, creating tools that enhance research efficiency and improve clinical decision-making. Today, I share my experience as an Assistant Professor at the National School of Public Health and as a Clinical Trial Reviewer at the Center for State Control of Medicines, Equipment, and Medical Devices. My purpose is clear: to strengthen a more robust, innovative, and evidence-based health system, bringing together medicine, statistics, and technology to generate real impact in people’s lives.