Kate Tulenko, Md, Mph, Mphil, Faap Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Providing guidance to the White House and Department of Commerce on how the US government can better support US companies working in African markets, from a health sector and small enterprise perspective. Meet regularly with senior members of the Administration. The PAC-DBIA was established in 2014 to provide recommendations and analysis to the President.

Alexandria, VA, US

Alexandria, VA, US

Corvus Health is a global health workforce services firm with the goal of increasing health worker productivity and access. Corvus Health provides advisory services, team optimization, quality and productivity improvement, health worker recruitment, staffing/locums, training, HR management, telepathology, and teleHR to governments, hospitals, health.

Appleseed is an EdTech platform founded by the former director of the US government’s global health workforce program. We are working to solve the US and global health worker shortage by supporting health professional schools (nursing, medical, and allied health professional schools) to digitize, increase program size, add new programs, improve quality.

CHPS is a US nonprofit that works to ensure all countries have sufficient health professional schools (medical, nursing, allied health professional schools, etc). Its 500 Health Professional Schools platform helps schools expand and improve their quality.The platform offers free services to reduce barriers to expanding and strengthening health schools.

VaxSyna is a startup plant-based vaccine company that is developing an affordable vaccine for HPV/cervical cancer. Dr. Tulenko provides strategic advice on global health markets and entrepreneurship.

Morrisville, North Carolina, US

mGeneRX is an app that uses AI-powered face recognition to diagnose congenital disorders more accurately than pediatricians. mGeneRX will revolutionize the screening and diagnosis of children with congenital conditions and speed their access to treatment. We are currently seeking letters of interest from organizations around the world that are interested.

Cologny, Geneva, CH

The Global Future Council on Longevity is chaired by Dr. Victor Dzau, Director of the US National Academy of Medicine, and advises the World Economic Forum on issues of longevity and healthy aging. Dr. Tulenko advised on health workforce strategies for aging populations as well as strategies to support the continued involvement of seniors in the workforce.

Baltimore, MD, US

-Teaching “Health Workforce Management in Low Resource Settings” in the Hopkins Summer Institute-Serving as advisor to graduate students for internships and capstone projects

Yaba, Lagos, NG

Named after Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh, who gave her life while preventing a widespread Ebola epidemic in Nigeria, the Adadevoh Health Trust strives to improve the Nigerian healthcare system by:-Developing the business case for a simulation training institute to focus on ethics and infectious diseases.-Pioneering simulation training on infectious diseases.

Evanston, IL, US

Active member of the Rotary Club of Alexandria, VA. Proud to be part of the world's largest service organization with over 1.2 million members in over 200 countries/territories. Rotary is playing a key role in eliminating polio and hepatitis C, increasing access to education, promoting peace, and strengthening local economies.

Washington, District Of Columbia, US

Minneapolis, MN, US

Served on the International Board of Advisers of Children's HeartLink, a US-based NGO that works to increase the capacity to manage congenital heart disease in developing countries and give every child access to quality cardiac care. One in one hundred children are born with congenital heart disease and only one in ten of them have access to adequate care..

Westminster, Maryland, US

Virginia Beach, VA, US

Boston, MA, US

Chapel Hill, NC, US

Responsible for Health Systems Innovation portfolio including private sector services, eHealth, global health security, and economic analysis of health systems investments

Chapel Hill, NC, US

Chapel Hill, NC, US

Deputy Director for USAID's flagship program in global health workforce. Responsible for health workforce development team and health workforce productivity team.

Washington, DC, US

Director of CapacityPlus, USAID's flagship global health workforce program. Working with partners and a team of over 80 professionals in 23 countries to improve access to basic health care through improving health workforce advocacy, financing, planning, management, education, retention and productivity.

Washington, District Of Columbia, US

Provide pediatric urgent care and primary care to a mainly Spanish speaking uninsured and under-insured population.

Washington, DC, US

Coordinated the World Bank's Africa Health Workforce Program to increase access to health workers.Advised ministries of health and ministries of finance on health policy and programs and health financing.Health systems reformHealth workforce shortagesNational elder care strategiesHospital and clinic systemsTechnology applications for public health

San Francisco, California, US

Fellowship to develop methods of scaling up primary health care in developing countries.

Washington, DC, US

Bilingual (English/Spanish) pediatric resident in one of the US’s top pediatric hospitals.

Charleston, WV, US

One of two highschool students selected from the state of Florida to attend the National Youth Science Camp in West Virginia.

Participated in the Summer Science Training Program (SSTP), an eight week STEM exploration for highschool students at the University of Florida. Fell in love with biochemistry!

Ba, Biochemistry

Md, Medicine

Mph, Health Systems Design And Management

Mphil, History And Philosophy Of Science