Murcian Health Service | Spain
Author Profile
📌 Suitability Summary
Ms. Marta Pérez-Castejón is a dedicated midwife and experienced nurse with a strong academic foundation and clinical expertise in maternal health. With over five years of nursing experience and current practice as a midwife at the Murcian Health Service in Cartagena, she brings compassionate, evidence-based care to her patients. Marta is also pursuing an International Doctoral Programme at the University of Murcia, reflecting her commitment to advancing healthcare through research, education, and clinical practice.
🎓 Education & Experience
Marta graduated in Nursing from the University of Murcia in 2019, followed by a specialization in Midwifery in 2024 through the Multiprofessional Teaching Unit of Gynaecology and Obstetrics in the Region of Murcia. She is currently completing a Master’s Degree in Primary Care Research at Miguel Hernández University (expected 2025). Since 2025, she has been practicing as a midwife, while also being enrolled in a doctoral programme since 2021, blending clinical experience with academic excellence.
📜 Professional Development
Marta actively engages in interdisciplinary training, clinical research, and professional development. Her work within the regional health system has allowed her to continuously improve her skills in women’s health, while her studies provide a solid base in healthcare innovation, primary care, and midwifery leadership.
🔬 Research Focus
Her current research centers on maternal care, obstetric practices, and improving health outcomes in primary care settings.
🏆 Honors & Awards
Marta has been recognized for her academic excellence and scientific contributions, particularly through her selection into the competitive International Doctoral Programme. Her published research and active involvement in regional healthcare initiatives underline her role as a rising leader in maternal and reproductive health.
Publications
Job Satisfaction Among Midwives in High-Intervention Birthing Rooms: A Qualitative Phenomenological Study