My parents are from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I was born in Cleveland, Ohio, while my father was doing his cardiology fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic. Once he completed his training, we moved back to Argentina, where I lived most of my life until I graduated medical school at the Universidad de Buenos Aires. After medical school I worked at Johns Hopkins University for two and a half years, conducting research in heart failure and resynchronization therapy. I was then offered the opportunity to complete my internal medicine residency at Johns Hopkins University. Although I enjoyed my time in Baltimore, I was happy to relocate to Denver for the chance to train at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. During my cardiology fellowship, I was introduced to clinical electrophysiology by Dr. Laurent Lewkowiez and Dr. Chris Lowery, who I am now proud to call colleagues. I completed my electrophysiology training with Dr. Fred Morady, who is one of the world leaders in electrophysiology, at the University of Michigan. After completing my training, I returned to Colorado to serve Kaiser Permanente members.