I am a Public Health Practitioner and Doctoral researcher at SGUL, with over seven years of experience in Health Protection, Immunization, and Health Determinants research. Currently pursuing a fully funded SGUL Ph.D. Studentship at St. George’s Institute for Infection and Immunity, I focus on addressing health inequalities and boosting vaccine uptake among migrant populations in the UK and Uganda. My work combines systematic reviews, policy analysis, and community collaboration to develop sustainable, low-cost solutions that improve health outcomes and access to vaccines.

As part of the Migrant Health Research Group, I work to create practical, community-based solutions that foster long-term health equity. With a background in Epidemiology and Global Health Security, I excel in disease surveillance, public health data analysis, and tackling social factors impacting health. I am passionate about evidence-based strategies to reduce health inequalities, enhance disease prevention, and increase immunization access. I am committed to driving meaningful change and advancing public health initiatives.

Specialties: Health Protection, Program Management, Immunization, Health System Strengthening, Global Health, Healthcare Financing, Health Inequalities, Policy, Monitoring & Evaluation, Research, Public Health Intelligence, Data Management, Disaster Management, Outbreak Investigation, Project Management, Community Health, Survey Design, Real-World Evidence, Grant Writing, and Data Analysis with SAS, STATA, SPSS, R.