Am a chief scientific officer at Public Health Interest Group Africa(PHIGA). As Chief Scientific Officer at PHIGA, I'm at the forefront of shaping research agendas that target community health and preventive medicine. Our team's commitment is reflected in the successful organization of annual research symposiums and the promotion of publications that influence public health policies and practices. This role leverages my academic endeavors as an MPH  student and graduate student assistant at  National Institute of Medical Sciences and Research/Nims University, where I'm honing skills in community health and preventive medicine.

I also hold a bachelor's degree in technology in computer engineering from Marwadi University, a graduate diploma in public health, and currently pursuing a duo master's degree in psychology at Indira Gandhi National Open University. This has enabled me to develop strong research skills in the areas of  Communicable diseases with a focus on malaria, HIV, TB, Child and maternal health, Reproductive and adolescent health, Machine learning, Artificial intelligence, Mental health, and Health Inequalities.

 

Currently, I am pursuing a Master's degree in Geography at the Federal University of Espírito Santo. My research is focused on studying the demographic and spatial dynamics of populations in large urban agglomerations, exploring their impacts both economically and in terms of space production.