- Lead strategy execution, business development, and operations for IHI's consulting business around the world. - Provide technical oversight and topline revenue accountability for IHI's project delivery teams working in more than 20 countries across six regions of the world.- Provide thought leadership and strategic guidance on IHI's key content areas to internal and external audiences, including partners, clients and customers.

Advise and guide MPH and PhD students on their theses and dissertations as well as supervise and mentor MPH students during structured practicum experiences.

- Designed and led a portfolio of grants and contracts to assist health institutions to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic in India, Africa and Latin America with an emphasis on testing, contact tracing, vaccination and strengthening of information systems. - Oversaw a portfolio of grants, contracts and partnerships designed to transform the care of women and children in India and Africa through digitalization, data analytics and the application of data science to improve effectiveness and efficiency of community health workers.

- Independent consultant in continuous quality improvement, learning systems development and large-scale change management in health care and public health. - Focus on strategic advising, evaluation, program design, and coaching teams and leaders towards improved health outcomes for patients and populations. - Clients included World Health Organization, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Billions Institute, University of California San Francisco, Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition, and TD Health.

Founder and CEO of MAZA, a social enterprise in Ghana which established a transportation network for urgent and emergency health care needs for pregnant women and sick infants in remote areas of northern Ghana while also creating income-generating opportunities for drivers, farmers and traders - http://www.mazatransport.org/.

- Conceptualized, designed, developed and managed grants across the continuum of care from the community to the hospital to improve maternal, neonatal and child health (MNCH) outcomes at scale in Sub-Saharan Africa. - Led the development of the strategy and execution plan for improving the quality of care during the intrapartum and immediate postpartum period across the MNCH portfolio.- Co-chaired working group to address structural determinants of poor health and nutritional outcomes in adolescent girls in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.

- Oversaw the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of quality improvement projects in Ghana, Malawi, South Africa and developed business opportunities in other African countries.- Provided leadership development, coaching and mentoring to internal teams.

- Led a nation-wide quality improvement project in maternal, neonatal and child health in Ghana that contributed to the reduction of infant mortality and institutionalization of quality improvement practices in the health system of the country. - Provided strategic, technical and operational direction of design, implementation and adaptive learning of the project. - Trained, coached and mentored project staff and health care providers at all levels of the health system in continuous quality improvement methods and practice. - Developed and nurtured partnerships with government and faith-based health systems and their partners to achieve large-scale change.

- Developed and managed a multi-disciplinary initiative to control soil-transmitted helminth (STH) infections in children in Africa, Asia and Latin America through regular mass deworming, hygiene education and environmental sanitation.- Provided strategic, technical and medical oversight of program.- Built collaborative relationships with governments, pharmaceutical companies, multilateral agencies and NGOs to promote and advocate for a broad-based, multi-sectoral approach to STH control.

- Developed and managed Lymphatic Filariasis (LF) operations which ensured safe, effective and appropriate donations of Mectizan and albendazole to LF Elimination Programs in 29 countries in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) and the Middle East (ME) for the community-based mass treatment of approximately 400 million people at risk of LF.- Oversaw Serious Adverse Event surveillance, management and reporting following mass treatment with Mectizan for onchocerciasis control, and with Mectizan and albendazole for LF in 35 countries in SSA, ME and Latin America with particular focus on countries with co-endemic loiasis.- Provided technical support to Ministries of Health in Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo on SAE surveillance, referral and clinical management in areas that were co-endemic for onchocerciasis and loiasis.- Designed and implemented research studies and literature reviews to answer critical operational questions for field programs in consultation with the Mectizan Expert Committee, the program’s technical advisory and policy-setting body.- Developed policy briefs and technical guidance documents on safe administration of Mectizan for field programs in areas that were co-endemic for onchocerciasis and loiasis.

- Taught and facilitated didactic sessions in global health for the Emory Preventive Medicine Residency Program. - Collaborated on hospital emergency preparedness research with the National Center for Environmental Health of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Prevention in Atlanta.

Resident in Preventive Medicine and Public Health which included the Master's of Public Health degree from the Rollins School of Public Health and practicum rotations with the:- Task Force for Global Health in Cameroon and Atlanta, Georgia, USA working on epidemiologic research on serious adverse events following the administration of ivermectin in areas that are co-endemic for onchocerciasis and loiasis- World Health Organization in Pakistan working on project management, monitoring and evaluation of the polio eradication initiative in the Northwest Frontier Province.- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta working on emergency preparedness in the USA and the Pacific Islands

Intern in emergency medicine which included rotations in urgent and acute emergency care settings where the focus was on prompt diagnosis, treatment and stabilization.

Counseled and advised premedical students on their preparedness for medical school and the application process including the decision to become a physician, critiquing personal statements, writing recommendation letters and conducting mock interviews.