She holds a Master of Science in Epidemiology, a PhD in health sciences (social epidemiology) and a certificate in health education. She is a lecturer at the Universidad del Desarrollo in Chile and a visiting scholar at the University of York. She also collaborates with the Bradford Institute for health research in England. She has strong research experience in health inequalities and her current areas of research are socioeconomic inequity in health, migration and health, and global public health. Baltica provides methodological and research support to the eSAC team.