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Rosana Triviño Caballero Profesora Ayudante Doctora de Ética Médica
Facultad de Medicina y Ciencias de la Salud. Universidad de Alcalá Ctra. Madrid-Barcelona, km 33,600 28805 Alcalá de Henares (Madrid)
- Rosana Triviño_ CV
- Rosana Triviño Caballero‘s research is mainly devoted to bioethics, with a focus on healthcare
professionals’ conflicts of conscience, women’s sexual and reproductive rights, and vulnerable
people’s right to healthcare. Her professional trajectory is the result of the intersection of two
paths. The first one is related to her experience for 10 years (1998-2008) as a physiotherapist
at a public healthcare center. During this period, she participated in healthcare research
and formative activities addressing patients’ physical and social problems, and public health
interventions. That clinical experience roused her increasing interest in the theoretical aspects
of bioethical issues. Once she got her degree in Humanities (2007), she specialized in
Ethics within a doctorate program on Moral and Political Philosophy at the UNED, under
the supervision of Amelia Valcárcel (2008). In 2009, she studied the Diploma en Estudios
Políticos y Constitucionales at the Centro de Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales, obtaining
the Award for the best research work, on healthcare, autonomy and Jehovah’s Witnesses. This
background accounts for her capacity to combine and integrate healthcare, philosophical, and
legal approaches in her works. Between 2009 and 2013, did a PhD on healthcare conscientious
objection at the Instituto de Filosofía (CSIC) with a JAE-Predoc funding from the CSIC,
under the supervision of Txetxu Ausín (IFS, CSIC) and Teresa López de la Vieja (USAL).
She has been visiting scholar with external support in some of the best bioethics institutions
in the world: the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics (U. Oxford), the Case Western
Reserve University Department of Bioethics (Cleveland), the History of Medicine Department
at Princeton University, and the Hastings Center in Garrison (NY). Her international network
includes researchers from the Uehiro Centre (Alberto Giubilini, Francesca Minerva, Carissa
Véliz, and Julian Savulescu); CWRU (Stuart Youngner, Mark Aulisio); Hastings Center (Nancy
Berlinger); University of Salzburg (Günter Graf and Gottfried Schweiger). She has published
7 papers in peer-review journals; 10 book chapters; 1 monography and 3 books as coeditor.
She is -or has been- part of 8 competitive research projects. In 2016, she got a research
grant from the Víctor Grífols Foundation to develop her first research project as Principal
Investigator, on abortion access conditions in the UE, with an international scope. She has
taught undergraduate and master courses at the U. Coruña, IE University (Madrid-Segovia),
and U. León. She has also participated as invited professor in courses at the UCM, U. Murcia,
U. Valencia, U. Granada and CIAPE (Chile). This teaching activity has allowed her to gain
expertise in the ethical problems related to biotechnology and to institutional and corporative
contexts. As result of her work, she has obtained the ANECA accreditation as Profesora
Ayudante Doctora, Contratada Doctora and Profesora de Universidad Privada. She currently
is assistant professor of Medical Ethics at Universidad de Alcalá and president of LI²FE,
Laboratorio de Intervención Filosófica y Ética: a recently created European Economic Interest
Group [Agrupación Europea de Interés Económico] with capacity to conduct analyses and
assessment tasks from a humanistic and social approach, and to coordinate research projects
(www.liife.org).
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