Anna Torrente Nieto

Anna Torrente Nieto is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Girona (UdG), Department of Medical Sciences, and a practicing pulmonologist at Dr. Josep Trueta University Hospital in Girona, Spain. She has been a lecturer in pneumology since 2010 and contributes actively to medical education and clinical training.

• Graduated in Medicine from Rovira i Virgili University (2015)
• Specialist in Pulmonology, Girona University Hospital (2016)

Her research focuses on respiratory diseases, including bronchiectasis, sleep apnea, lung lymphoma, silicosis, and post-COVID complications. She employs clinical, endoscopic, and epidemiological approaches to understand disease mechanisms and improve patient outcomes.

The recent publications highlight her work in rare pulmonary presentations, occupational lung diseases, and international collaborative research. Her studies frequently appear in high-impact respiratory journals such as Archivos de Bronconeumología and Medicine & Clinical, with a strong emphasis on diagnostic challenges and long-term disease management.

She has participated in international conferences as a first author, including the European Respiratory Society (ERS) congresses and the World Bronchiectasis & NTM Conference, showcasing her engagement with the global pulmonology community.

• Researcher in EIT Health Innobics-SAHS (European project)
• Regular contributor to clinical teaching and student mentorship
• Active participant in multicenter studies on sleep apnea and non-tuberculous mycobacteria

She mentors medical students during clinical rotations at ICS Hospital Universitari Dr. Josep Trueta and has collaborated in student internship programs related to emergency medicine. While no formal PhD students are listed, her role as a tutor indicates active involvement in academic supervision.

She is affiliated with key clinical and academic teams in pulmonology at both the University of Girona and the Dr. Josep Trueta Hospital, contributing to integrated research and patient care initiatives.