Published teaching and training context
Indoamérica names María Belén Nieto Castro as coordinator of its Maternal-Fetal Medicine second specialty in Quito. Its biography describes her Obstetrics and Gynecology qualification at Universidad Central del Ecuador and subsequent fetal-surgery preparation in Mexico.
The programme describes her clinical work in Ecuador’s national fetal-medicine and surgery service and teaching role in this specialty. This source establishes the programme association; it does not establish that applications are open or that a position or scholarship is available.
Official source ↗ · Summary checked 2026-11-04. Source sections: MFM coordinator: María Belén Nieto Castro biography. This check covers this summary only, not every linked programme or current vacancy.
About this listing
María Belén Nieto Castro is listed from official program sources linked to Universidad Indoamérica. This records a program association, not employment. Confirm current appointments and supervisory roles directly with the institution.
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- Source ↗ Checked 2026-11-04 · faculty
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Linked training at a glance
The directory lists one program linked to María Belén Nieto Castro, in Maternal–Fetal Medicine. Training type on record: Clinical second medical specialty after Obstetrics and Gynecology. Its published length is 2 years; its international eligibility is unknown or conditional on local licensing, language and visa rules. A deadline is stated, funding is described, and an official source is linked. Dates and eligibility change every cycle, so confirm each detail with the program before you apply.
Linked programs at a glance
Length, training type and international eligibility as published for the programs linked to María Belén Nieto Castro.
- Especialización en Medicina Materno-Fetal: Maternal–Fetal Medicine; clinical second medical specialty after obstetrics and gynecology; length 2 years, in-person; published workload 4,000 hours annually with 80% clinical/service and 20% teaching/academic activity; international eligibility not published.