I am Prof. MD. PhD. Jonathan Soldera and I have a degree in Medicine from the University of Caxias do Sul (2007), a Master's in Hepatology, and a Ph.D. in Pathology from the Federal University of Health Sciences of Porto Alegre. I am an Associate Professor of Clinical Gastroenterology at the University of Caxias do Sul, specializing in Hepatology and Digestive Endoscopy. My work is driven by a passion for advancing the understanding and treatment of liver diseases and Inflammatory Bowel Disease, with a focus on improving patient outcomes through innovative research and clinical practice. What sets me apart is my extensive experience in both academic and clinical settings, as well as my commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration and continuous learning in the rapidly evolving field of gastroenterology. My research focuses on the intersection of hepatology and gastroenterology, particularly in the areas of liver transplantation, cirrhosis, inflammatory bowel disease and hepatocellular carcinoma. I aim to advance clinical practices and patient outcomes through evidence-based research and innovative approaches, distinguishing myself by integrating systematic reviews and meta-analyses into clinical decision-making processes. I have authored over 20 articles as the first or corresponding author in high-impact journals, delivered numerous presentations at international conferences, and my work has been cited over 620 times, reflecting an H-index of 12 on Google Scholar. My achievements include awards for outstanding research contributions and active membership in several professional associations, emphasizing my commitment to advancing the field of gastroenterology. In addition to authoring over 20 articles, I have contributed significantly to the academic community by peer reviewing more than 50 manuscripts for high-impact journals and writing 10 editorials. This involvement not only enhances the quality of published research but also keeps me at the forefront of emerging trends and innovations in gastroenterology and hepatology. My editorial work, in particular, allows me to shape the discourse in the field, ensuring that critical issues are highlighted and addressed. These activities demonstrate my commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and improving clinical practices through rigorous peer review and thoughtful editorial contributions. My personal and professional goals revolve around advancing the fields of gastroenterology and hepatology, with a specific focus on hepatology and luminal IBD. I aim to contribute to groundbreaking research that improves patient outcomes and expands our understanding of these conditions. Long-term, I am committed to exploring innovative therapies and diagnostic tools for liver diseases and inflammatory bowel diseases, striving to bridge the gap between clinical practice and research. Additionally, I am passionate about mentoring the next generation of clinicians and researchers, fostering a collaborative environment that encourages excellence and innovation in our field. I possess a unique blend of professional skills and areas of expertise that enhance my effectiveness in the medical field. My active listening skills enable me to understand and address patient concerns thoroughly, while my strong communication skills facilitate clear and effective interactions with colleagues and patients. My interpersonal skills help me build strong, trusting relationships, and my leadership skills allow me to guide teams towards achieving common goals. I excel in mentoring, offering guidance and support to junior colleagues and fostering their professional growth. My management skills ensure efficient and organized clinical operations, and my problem-solving abilities enable me to navigate complex clinical scenarios and develop effective solutions. I enjoy playing the bass and keyboards, and I am an avid movie enthusiast, often spending my free time exploring new music and watching films.