I collaborate with other Co-Founders of a burgeoning youth initiative focused on public health. Together, we oversee a team of program specialists responsible for devising and executing a strategic plan to enhance Public Healthcare Facilities across five essential public health efforts.- Taking active role as one of the representatives in WHO CSO Commission from Indonesia- Partnering with seven provincial district offices, namely Bandung, Kulon Progo, Surabaya, Pacitan, Makassar, Tulungagung, and Denpasar, to deliver comprehensive communication training to health promotors, nutrition personnel, and health cadres.- Guiding program specialists in the creation of health promotion initiatives, encompassing both online and offline approaches.- Engaging in collaborative efforts with various NGOs and governmental organizations, actively participating in specialized task forces such as Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE). This involvement encompasses addressing emerging health threats, refining health communication tactics, and fostering project synergies.- Taking an active role in advocating for healthcare inclusivity, particularly for vulnerable populations. This includes crafting informative content, championing advocacy campaigns, and stimulating demand for improved healthcare services.

I work under direct supervision of Indonesia's representatives in the empowering Dementia Carers with an iSupport Virtual Assistant (e-DiVA) project. e-DiVA constitutes a virtual aide known as iSupport Virtual Assistant, designed to enhance the capabilities of those caring for individuals with dementia. This initiative aims to bolster caregiving proficiency among dementia caregivers.

- End to end marketing campaign and brand activation events- KOLs management including monitoring and evaluation- Collaborate with potential stakeholders including medical schools, collegium, and KOLs- Collaborate and evaluate with Junior Marketing Assistant

I operate within the guidance of Theatre Blues' executive leadership, overseeing both consumer interactions and marketing initiatives for Indonesia's premier medical scrubs brand, with distribution extending to Southeast Asia.- Developing collaborative events in partnership with medical schools across Indonesia.- Cultivating strong market connections by effectively collaborating with influential figures, opinion leaders, and public personalities both in Indonesia and Southeast Asia in the healthcare and medical domain.- Actively engaging in nationwide events alongside nonprofit organizations and local small to medium enterprises.

My focus is on fostering connections and interactions among governmental organizations (GOs), non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and businesses, aimed at establishing collaborative efforts to enhance education and healthcare provisions for children in the eastern region of Indonesia.- Providing backing for two consecutive editions of yearly charity events that spotlight the skills and abilities of children from remote corners of East Nusa Tenggara and Papua.- Establishing enduring relationships with likeminded entities that share our vision, such as the Indonesian Medical Students Association, medical institutions, and private players in the healthcare sector.

General practitioner at Budi Medika Hospital, Lampung, Indonesia part of Sungai Budi Group. Working at inpatient, outpatient, and emergency care unit.

Emergency, outpatient and inpatient physician at Seyegan Public Healthcare Facility, Sleman, Yogyakarta. Working alongside fellow programmers in public health efforts. Part of national internship program by Indonesia’s Ministry of Health- Providing patient care while prioritizing the reduction of waiting times and upholding high standards of quality care.- Actively involved in public health efforts alongside with local stakeholders.- Introducing a patient education and post-visit program designed for individuals accessing the facility. This involves delivering concise guidance on after-discharge care, medication administration, and the significance of follow-up appointments.

Emergency and inpatient physician at Charitas Hospital Klepu, Sleman, Yogyakarta. Part of the national Internship program by Indonesia’s Ministry of Health.- Providing patient care while prioritizing the reduction of waiting times and upholding high standards of quality care.- Introducing a patient education and post-visit program designed for individuals accessing the facility. This involves delivering concise guidance on after-discharge care, medication administration, and the significance of follow-up appointments.

Operated within the guidance of the Divisional Head of Epidemiological Surveillance and Immunization at the Jakarta Provincial Health Office, I actively participated in orchestrating events for the 2022 National Children's Immunization Month (Bulan Imunisasi Anak Nasional or BIAN). This endeavor involved collaboration with GOs, NGOs, private entities, healthcare professionals, and mass media.- Crafting cooperative initiatives involving both public and private sectors aimed at elevating child immunization rates across the Jakarta Greater Area.- Conducting analysis on raw data pertaining to COVID-19, enabling a more comprehensive understanding of the public health landscape and necessitated responses within the Jakarta Greater Area.

I worked under the supervision of the Head of Student Affairs and Alumni on projects around optimizing student organizations. The main goal is to give students experience in team works and to create a more sustainable culture of growth and work ethics.

Operated under the immediate guidance of the Clinical Research Manager at the Head Office of Siloam Hospitals Group, I was responsible for compiling data from COVID-19 patients. This information was then utilized to conduct analyses and formulate recommendations aimed at enhancing data-informed policies, thereby advancing the level of service excellence provided by Siloam Hospitals.- Gathering COVID-19-related data sourced from records obtained from two hospitals that serve as treatment and isolation facilities for COVID-19 patients.

I was tasked with overseeing the initial committee of the national COVID-19 volunteer group known as Relawan COVID-19 Nasional (RECON), a project launched jointly by the Indonesia Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology in collaboration with the Indonesian Medical Students Executive Boards Association. The team was composed of over 40 medical students from across the country, engaged in initiatives centered around health promotion, vaccination efforts, and contact tracing programs.- Supervising the coordination of COVID-19 vaccination campaigns, working closely with the Indonesian National Police Force, public healthcare institutions, and local stakeholders.- Supervising online COVID-19 health promotion campaigns carried out through various social media platforms.

I engaged in collaborative efforts under the oversight of the Disaster Risk Reduction System Department to strategize, implement, and assess initiatives aimed at mitigating and reducing COVID-19 risks in Bali, Indonesia. This comprehensive project involved the collaboration of various Indonesian ministries, local governmental bodies, and university students.- Conducting research, training sessions, and practical endeavors related to food security, COVID-19 contact tracing, digitalization, and education. This multifaceted project is named "Kuliah Kerja Nyata Tematik #BaliKembali #BaliBangkit," along with "Ideathon #BaliKembali #BaliBangkit"- Creating a system for monitoring and evaluating COVID-19 mitigation efforts, complete with a dashboard for comprehensive tracking and assessment.

I operated within the guidance of lead researchers at University Centre of Excellence - AIDS Research Centre - Center of Excellence for Health Policy and Social Innovation, Atma Jaya Catholic University of Indonesia. Our collaborative efforts revolve around a study protocol with the goal of publishing a research article focusing on the intersection of HIV/AIDS, neurocognitive conditions, and dementia.- Taking an active role in various stages of the development and publication process of a research article titled "Mode of HIV Exposure and Excess Burden of Neurocognitive Impairment in People Living with HIV: A Protocol for Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Controlled Studies." This article is presently under review by editors.- Engaging in the comprehensive development and publication phases of a systematic review and meta-analysis, based on the protocol study mentioned earlier.

I organized a group of volunteers from Atma Jaya Catholic University of Indonesia. Our collaborative efforts were focused on engaging in telemedicine activities and monitoring individuals who were undergoing self-isolation due to COVID-19. The aim was to provide prompt emergency responses and promote health practices, thereby enhancing the quality of self-isolation experiences in Padalarang, West Java, Indonesia. This initiative involved close collaboration with Padalarang Primary Healthcare Facility, cadets, Jabar Digital Service, and CISDI.- Crafting a monitoring and evaluation dashboard specifically designed for telemedicine activities and the monitoring of individuals in COVID-19 self-isolation. This tool is intended to empower volunteers to offer improved services and necessary assistance.- Formulating communication guidelines tailored for volunteers, aiming to enhance the quality of their services and foster stronger bonds and trust with the individuals under self-isolation.- Received a token of gratitude from West Java Provincial Governor

I collaborated with researchers from both Indonesia and the Netherlands to contribute to the development of chapters for the RehApp flashcards. The RehApp has been specifically designed to cater to fieldworkers operating in low- and middle-income countries. Its primary objective is to enhance their capabilities in working with individuals with disabilities within the community. This involves assessing their capacities and limitations, designing appropriate rehabilitation interventions, delivering care and support, and making suitable referrals. The flashcards are organized into different sections, each addressing various categories of impairments. These sections are structured in accordance with the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF).- Facilitating field activities, conducting focus group discussions, and carrying out qualitative analyses to gain a deeper understanding of the public health landscape in relation to dementia and intellectual disability.- Playing an active role in developing flashcards, creating content, and conducting analyses for the RehApp, specifically focused on addressing issues related to dementia and intellectual disability.

I was designated to lead a nationwide COVID-19 volunteer initiative known as Relawan COVID-19 Nasional (RECON), which was established collaboratively by the Indonesia Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology, in partnership with the Indonesian Medical Students Executive Boards Association. The team comprises more than 30 medical students who are working alongside a network of over 15,000 volunteers across the country.- Crafting health promotion initiatives tailored for online distribution through the social media channels of the Indonesia Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology, as well as the Indonesian Medical Students Executive Boards Association.- Collaborating with medical schools nationwide, the Indonesian Medical Education Institutions Association, the Indonesia Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology, and the Indonesian Medical Students Executive Boards Association to develop a comprehensive self-isolation monitoring and contact tracing program from start to finish.- Devising a 30-day challenge aimed at educating volunteers and promoting efforts to mitigate the risks of COVID-19. This initiative is geared towards helping people better adapt to life during the ongoing pandemic.- Received a token of appreciation from Indonesia Minister of Health.

I engaged in a collaborative effort with fellow researchers and Associate Professors from across the globe as part of a worldwide initiative named "Strengthening Responses to Dementia in Developing Countries" (STRiDE), initiated by The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). This project focuses on comprehending the diverse cultural, social, and economic implications of dementia. Its primary goal is to offer support for the formulation, funding, strategizing, execution, and assessment of National Dementia Plans.- Playing an active role in translating an international survey focused on dementia-related stigma. The outcomes of this endeavor were subsequently featured in the World Alzheimer Report of 2019.- Taking an active part in the creation, review, and publication of a national analysis of the dementia situation titled "The dementia care landscape in Indonesia: context, systems, policies, and services."