Ronald Omollo

Ronald is an experienced and reliable Officer with over ten years of experience in public health program management focusing on TB, MAL, HIV/AIDS and reproductive health services in public and private health sector. I am an effective and efficient team player, very analytical and thrive in environments that require ability to effectively prioritize and juggle multiple concurrent tasks, very positive, resilient and open to new ideas. The above qualities enabled me to work successfully for Centre for Health Solutions (CHS) as an Adherence and Retention Officer, CHS/ MOH as a Medical Social Worker, ICAP/ MOH as a Medical Social Worker, KEMRI/ CGHR as a Health Facility Recorder, KEMRI/ CDC as a Health Facility Recorder and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in Collaboration with CDC (LSHTM/ CDC) as a Research Assistant. My main attributes are derived from use of participatory approaches in addressing public health problems with an emphasis on holistic and total wellbeing of humanity especially the sick, vulnerable, underserved, refugees through community empowerment, emergency preparedness and championing for human right and gender mainstreaming. I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree, double majoring in Sociology and Political Science and a Diploma in Adult Education and Community Development from the University of Nairobi.

I am an experienced and reliable Officer with over ten years of experience in public health program management focusing on TB, MAL, HIV/AIDS and reproductive health services in public and private health sector. I am an effective and efficient team player, very analytical and thrive in environments that require ability to effectively prioritize and juggle multiple concurrent tasks, very positive, resilient and open to new ideas. The above qualities enabled me to work successfully for Centre for Health Solutions (CHS) as an Adherence and Retention Officer, CHS/ MOH as a Medical Social Worker, ICAP/ MOH as a Medical Social Worker, KEMRI/ CGHR as a Health Facility Recorder, KEMRI/ CDC as a Health Facility Recorder and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in Collaboration with CDC (LSHTM/ CDC) as a Research Assistant. My main attributes are derived from use of participatory approaches in addressing public health problems with an emphasis on holistic and total wellbeing of humanity especially the sick, vulnerable, underserved, refugees through community empowerment, emergency preparedness and championing for human right and gender mainstreaming. 

I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree, double majoring in Sociology and Political Science and a Diploma in Adult Education and Community Development from the University of Nairobi.