Marcelo Muniz Rossa

Graduation in Biological Sciences from UNISA (1994), Master in Biological Sciences from the University of São Paulo (1999) and Ph.D. in biochemistry from the University of San Carlos-UFSCar (2005). Worked as technical consultant of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), advising the Municipal Secretary of Health (SMS) through the Department of Health Surveillance (COVISA) and advising the Municipality of São Paulo as a consultant technical Centre for Zoonosis Control (CCZ), having prepared the WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN fOR HEALTH SERVICES (PGRSS) of the CCZ. since this period has been conducting courses and attending conferences in the environmental area. Between 2009 and 2010 worked as a consultant for the City of São Paulo (PMSP) as Project Coordinator in implementing the Green Areas and Green Management Department at (SMPED). Member of the organizing committee of the Conference of Municipal Cleaner Production for four consecutive years. University Professor for 7 years, with experience in Management & Environmental Health, with emphasis on Biochemistry and Waste Management, structured the course of technological Environmental Management, teaching the following subjects: Environmental Education, Natural Resource Management, Management Solid Waste, Environmental Impact Assessment, Biochemistry, EMS, Quality Environmental, Health & Sustainability and Environment. Currently teaches at the University UniSant'Anna courses in Management, Physiotherapy and Radiology, with the disciplines and Environment Health and Education Environmental Health Services, Public Policy and Environmental Management discipline. In 2019 started a new job at UNIFESP as a professor. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)