Adhanom Girmay

Conducted a comprehensive national radiology services assessment, informing the strategic launch and curriculum design of a new fellowship program.

Led multi-site data collection and stakeholder interviews, gathering critical insights to shape program design and curriculum development.

Authored a comprehensive technical report, providing policy guidance and driving the development of the national Radiology fellowship program.

Directed national strategy, implementation, and resource mobilization for Ethiopia's first public kidney transplant program.

Coordinated with global partners, surgeons, and health institutions to successfully establish critical transplant services.

Oversaw donor compliance, reporting, and national capacity-building efforts, enabling the successful launch of Ethiopia's first public kidney transplant service.

Managed USAID-funded HIV care, treatment, and prevention programs across 14 facilities in a post-conflict setting, ensuring compliance and effective delivery.

Led M&E activities, program planning, and quarterly reporting, ensuring 100% of annual programmatic targets were met across care and treatment indicators.

Improved ART retention rates to over 85% through targeted site mentorship and robust systems strengthening initiatives.

Supported the successful scale-up of PMTCT and early infant diagnosis services to all target hospitals, enhancing public health outcomes.

Designed and delivered comprehensive training-of-trainers programs for clinicians and hospital leaders, enhancing professional capabilities.

Developed tailored curricula and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) aligned with national health strategies, improving operational consistency and quality.

Trained over 600 healthcare professionals across 4 thematic areas, significantly expanding local clinical expertise.

Enhanced leadership competencies across 6 hospital management teams, fostering improved organizational performance.

Provided clinical leadership and oversaw hospital administration in a high-volume rural hospital, ensuring efficient service delivery.

Introduced integrated HIV/TB services in alignment with national policy, enhancing comprehensive patient care.

Reduced patient referral time by 30% through improved triage and case management, significantly boosting operational efficiency.

Managed public health emergencies, including cholera outbreaks and displacement-related care, demonstrating strong crisis response capabilities.