Naira is a former Regional Exchange Scholar at GWU/American Council (2000), CIDA grantee (2002), Hubert Humphrey &  Fulbright Scholar at Emory/CDC (2005-2006), principal investigator & postdoc at BU (2008-2010), American-Austrian Foundation grantee and member of the Open Medical Institute of Salzburg (1998, 2000, 2007), FedBar member, partner with New European Surgical Academy (NESA)/SK, Thurgood Marshall moot court judge; author of 175 multi-genre bestselling books (pen names -  Naira Matevosyan, Naira R. Matevosyan, Naira Roland Matevosyan, Naira R.M, Naira Renault, Naira Roland Renault), well-cited scientist (70+ papers with Springer Verlag and Willey);  programs manager and speaker (AUDEM/Belgrade/Serbia, IPPF/Brussels/Belgium, Albert Schweitzer Institute/CT), trainee at CEU/Budapest, Charles University of Prague, McMaster (Toronto, ON), graduate of the Seton Hall University School of Law (NJ), a content single mother (the highest achievement). After five visits to the USA, Naira decided to stay and was awarded the merit (NIW) of "an individual with advance degrees and exceptional abilities in the U.S. national interest"(click the link for evidence).

NAIRA  is the multi-time and recurrent awardee of the Fulbright Commission, CIDA, the United Nations,  the IPPF, the American-Austrian Foundation, NIH, NSF and was twice been selected as  U.S. Congressional fellow: Regional Scholar Exchange Program (the American Council) and Hubert Horatio Humphrey fellowship (the Carter Foundation).

Writing multi-genre books is extraneous to Naira's main professions (medicine, law). An Ob/Gyn doctor  with law degree, Naira consults medical malpractice and biotech IP causes of actions: http://obgynvienna.wix.com/panther-law 

Naira is also certified in Public Health (Emory), Health Policy (GWU), and was a postdoctoral researcher in Psychology (BU). A member of the Federal Bar Association (FBA), Naira has presided as a moot court Judge at DC Superior Court and U.S. Court of Federal Claims.

Besides of the 150+ multi-genre books presented in this website, Naira authors over 70 scientific works. Her Individual Impact Factor (IIF) as an internationally renown scholar is available at: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=dNWoD3cAAAAJ

Also, check http://obgynvienna.wixsite.com/panther-law/gallery for more assembled list of her works.

A member of the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA), partner with New European Surgical Academy (NESA), Naira serves in the editorial-boards of the WHO Bulletin, JADA, Austin Gynecology Case Reports, CLINICS, Biomed Inquiry, Project MUSE - John Hopkins.

Naira is a U.S. Citizen, who immigrated with  dignity and merits (via the  NIW of National Interest Waiver category which reads: "an individual with advanced degrees and exceptional abilities for the U.S. National Interest"). She decided to permanently stay in the USA after her five visits to the USA (in 2000, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2008) for various programs and research partnerships. After completing her two-year postdoctoral program at Boston University (2008 -2010)  Naira self-petitioned and received her green card in 2010. She was awarded her U.S. Citizenship in 2017.

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Naira is  a content and happy single mother by choice. She is a conservative in views, an unceremonious Christian by faith, and straight for relationships. Her precious and prodigious son, RICHARD-ROLAND, is the paramount for all her reasons and reasoning. Currently at his age 15 (2018) Richard attends  10th grade of the high school. Richard-Roland is fond of medieval European history, golf, decathlon, chess, cooking, surfing, tennis, basketball, swimming and of course,  traveling ! He studies several languages, including French and Chinese Traditional. He always thinks, that Naira must improve her writing skills.