Antonia María Jiménez Ros is an Assistant Professor at the University of Algarve and a senior member at the Psychology Research Centre (CIP/UAL). She lectures several subjects at undergraduate, graduate, and the PhD levels in Psychology. Antonia Jimenez-Ros also contributes to the Department of Psychology and Educational Sciences service as Director of the postgraduate degree in Psychology for other Professionals and as Clinical Psychologist at the Psychology Service of the University of Algarve. After completing her doctorate, Antonia Jimenez-Ros authored/co-authored 17 articles published in peer-reviewed journals (indexed by Web of Science or Scopus). Additionally, she published 1 book chapter in a national publisher and 7 articles in journals not indexed in the aforementioned databases. She participated as an invited researcher in 1 international project, collaborated with some of the most important international co-authors of scientific papers on anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders, and is the author of several peer-reviewed publications in international and national journals. Throughout her career, she has supervised several students at different levels of education. It is noteworthy that she is currently supervising 4 PhD theses in the field of Psychology, has supervised 42 successfully concluded master's theses, and 12 final projects of undergraduate studies in the specialization field of the Clinical Psychology degree. It is also worth mentioning that she has supervised 3 Research Initiation Fellowship. She is also a supervisor of curricular internships; having served as a supervisor for the clinical practice of over 80 clinical and health master's students. She has also been involved in organizing scientific events (particularly by being part of their Scientific Committees and Organizing Committees) and has given lectures by invitation from other institutions. The dissemination of her scientific work also involved presenting communications at national and international scientific meetings. Throughout her academic career, she has held various university management roles (Department Director, Director of the Psychology Bachelor's Program, Deputy Director of the Master's Program in Clinical and Health Psychology, Deputy of Mobility, among others) and has been a member of several Committees and Councils. In addition to her management duties, she has coordinated and/or participated, as the focal point of the University of Algarve, in various academic and research extension activities within the community, as well as serving as a Clinical Psychologist in the Clinical and Health Psychology Unit of the University of Algarve's Psychology Service.