She received her medical degree from the University of Tucuman, Argentina where she is originally from. She completed the Pediatric Residency program at UofL and the Leadership Fellowship with the National Hispanic Medical Association. She was co-founder and former volunteer medical director of a local free-clinic. Dr. Nota sees patients at the UofL Pediatrics- San Swope Kosair Charities Center where she also instructs and mentors students and residents. Dr. Nota has a strong commitment to the needs of the Latino children, especially those with special needs. She serves on the KY Board of Directors for Commission for Children with Special Health Care Needs and the School of Medicine Diversity Committee. Dr. Nota was awarded with the KY Chapter of American Academy of Pediatrics Don Cantley Community Service award in 2015.