Dr. Anai Cuadra is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Mailman Center for Child Development since 2007. She completed her doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology at George Washington University followed by fellowships in Pediatric Psychology at Childrens’ Hospital Los Angeles and University of Miami. She specializes in the evaluation and treatment of children with medical conditions (hematology-oncology, sickle cell disease, solid organ transplant, Zika, and HIV/AIDS), integrated mental health in primary care, culture and Latino mental health, psychoeducational and neurodevelopmental evaluations, particularly with bilingual/minority populations, and cultural and linguistic competency and training. Dr. Cuadra is the Co-Director of an universal parenting program (Parent Club) funded by The Children's Trust which trains community facilitators to provide free, evidenced-based or evidence-informed parenting workshops in the community in multiple languages. She is also the staff psychologist for the University of Miami Pediatric Mobile clinic which provides medical and mental health services to uninsured/underserved children in Miami Dade county. In this role, she conducts developmental and mental health screenings, provides community referrals, and delivers brief treatment to children and adolescents in English and Spanish. Dr. Cuadra’ s research interests include the assessment and treatment of trauma and other mental health conditions among immigrant children and the culturally competent delivery and efficacy of evidenced-based parent training in community settings. In addition, she is also interested in the study of neurodevelopmental outcomes in children/youth exposed to HIV in utero, acquired HIV at birth, pediatric cancer survivors, and youth with sickle cell disease.