Dr. Roscelys Cumaná

Dr. Roscelys Cumaná is an experienced gastroenterologist with over 13 years of medical practice. She graduated with her medical degree from the Central University of Venezuela in 2010 and completed her specialization in gastroenterology in 2012. Dr. Cumaná has gained significant experience working in prominent hospitals in Venezuela, including Hospital Universitario de Mérida and Clínica Ejido, where she treats a wide range of gastrointestinal conditions, from common issues like GERD to complex diseases such as Crohn's disease and cirrhosis. She is known for her expertise in performing endoscopic procedures and managing chronic digestive disorders. Throughout her career, Dr. Cumaná has developed a reputation for providing patient-centered care and maintaining a high level of clinical excellence.

Dr. Cumaná has been actively involved in research in the field of gastroenterology, with a focus on gastrointestinal disorders such as Celiac Disease, Hepatitis C, and Crohn’s Disease. She has contributed to several studies on the efficacy of new treatments for inflammatory bowel diseases and the role of diet in gastrointestinal health. Dr. Cumaná has presented her research at national medical conferences and is a published author in several peer-reviewed gastroenterology journals. Her work continues to shape practices in the management of chronic digestive diseases in Venezuela.

• Best Gastroenterologist of the Year (2017) - Venezuelan Medical Federation

• Excellence in Patient Care Award (2019) - Hospital Universitario de Mérida

• Outstanding Researcher Award (2020) - Central University of Venezuela

Dr. Roscelys Cumaná has contributed to various studies and papers published in international gastroenterology journals. Her research focuses on endoscopic interventions, chronic liver diseases, and the treatment of gastrointestinal cancers. She is also a co-author in studies that explore the impact of diet and lifestyle on gastrointestinal health. Dr. Cumaná’s publications have been highly cited in the field, and her findings are often referred to by other gastroenterologists for best practices in treatment.