Infectious disease epidemiology
Rigorous methods clarify risk, burden, surveillance needs, and response priorities.
Physician · epidemiologist · global health strategist
Strategic judgment for institutions working at the edge of science, policy, and public trust.
MD · MPH · MBA
Selected institutional experience
Advisory · research · implementation
World Health Organization
Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
Gates Foundation
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public HealthAbout
I am a physician, epidemiologist, and global health strategist focused on translating evidence into action.
My work spans global health security, vaccine strategy, real world evidence, and health systems strengthening across academic, public sector, and international settings.
With training in medicine, epidemiology, and business, I help institutions strengthen preparedness, improve decisions, and build more responsive systems.
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Work that connects science, systems, institutions, and public trust.
Rigorous methods clarify risk, burden, surveillance needs, and response priorities.
Surveillance, coordination, risk communication, and institutional resilience prepared for real pressure.
Practical response architecture, clear decision rights, and trusted public communication.
Evidence, access, and delivery systems translated into usable policy choices.
Technical evidence translated for leaders, institutions, researchers, and public audiences.

A field tested arc
Clinical training keeps the work close to patients, frontline teams, and decisions made under pressure.
Research spans epidemiology, vaccine policy, evidence synthesis, and decision relevant public health questions.
Regional advisory work supports preparedness, surveillance, response coordination, and risk communication.
Speaking, writing, podcasting, and mentorship make technical questions clear and useful.
Research and advisory work
Current work across Infectious Disease surveillance, Health Security, Pharmacoepidemiology & Vaccine Policy, and Health Systems.

Advisory and leadership work across preparedness, vaccine implementation, public health operations, and health systems strategy.
Protocol, data, ethics, and field site work connected to multi country surveillance and regional response.
Research testing whether widely used indices predict vaccine rollout and pandemic response performance.
African Member States within WHO regional advisory scope.
Years across medicine, epidemiology, policy, and implementation.
Science, policy, and execution
Work built for pressure, coordination, and public trust.
Public scholarship
Meridian Letters and The Scholars Table connect public health, institutions, careers, and responsible technology.
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Available for speaking, advisory work, research collaboration, strategic partnerships, and selected consulting opportunities.