Electronic Medical Records (EMR), HMIS, DHIS2

Obstetrician/Gynaecologist and Health Programme Manager with 5+ years of experience in humanitarian, emergency and health systems programmes. Skilled in programme leadership, clinical quality improvement, team management, capacity building and stakeholder coordination, with experience managing large-scale donor-funded health interventions in resource-limited settings
• Manage complex obstetric and gynaecological cases in two major tertiary referral hospitals.
• Perform emergency and elective obstetric and gynaecological procedures, including caesarean sections, hysterectomy, perineorrhaphy and biopsies.
• Supervise and mentor junior postgraduate trainees, intern doctors, medical students, nurses and midwives, supporting clinical capacity development.
• Facilitate CME sessions, multidisciplinary clinical discussions and maternal audit meetings.
• Participate in quality-improvement initiatives, maternal mortality reviews and evidence-based clinical practice.
• Contribute to adolescent and reproductive health services, family planning, gynaecological care and services for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence.
• Contribute to guideline development and translation of evidence into clinical practice.
• Oversaw health and nutrition services across 23 health facilities supported through the Health Pooled Fund.
• Supervised multidisciplinary programme teams and conducted supportive supervision jointly with government health authorities.
• Managed donor-funded programme budgets exceeding USD 1 million, monitored expenditure and supported donor accountability and reporting.
• Led integrated maternal, newborn, reproductive health and emergency health interventions, including ANC, PNC, family planning, safe delivery and emergency obstetric services.
• Coordinated UNFPA-supported reproductive health activities and provider capacity-strengthening initiatives.
• Analyzed healthcare data to identify trends and information strategic planning efforts, VFM, monthly ITT, Risk registers HRIS, update prioritized activities, Med-log and E-pharm reports.
• Represented the programme in health-cluster coordination, implementation and stakeholder-engagement meetings.
• Supported programme planning, quality improvement and continuity of essential health services.
• Coordinated annual work plans, procurement plans, staffing plans and performance monitoring frameworks
• Provided comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care in a resource-constrained setting.
• Supervised maternity services and trained midwives in obstetric emergency management.
• Led quality-improvement interventions and supportive supervision across peripheral health facilities.
• Supported availability and rational use of essential maternal health medicines and supplies.
• Analyzed facility data to identify trends that informed strategic decision-making and improved patient outcomes
• Reviewed operations regularly to identify improvement areas and enhance service delivery
• Coordinated implementation of the Rehabilitation of Specialized Community Health Services for Safe Motherhood and Childhood among Pastoral Populations of Kapoeta project
• Managed project budgets, resource allocation and operational decisions
• Provided overall clinical and operational leadership for hospital and project activities in a resource-constrained humanitarian setting
• Reviewed service performance, identified gaps and implemented improvement measures
• Represented the Catholic Diocese of Torit and Caritas Luxembourg in health-cluster and implementing-partner coordination meetings
• Recruited, trained and supervised multidisciplinary staff and coordinated continuing professional development
• Organized training and mentorship for midwives and skilled birth attendants.
• Strengthened ANC, PNC, family planning, safe motherhood and referral services
• Managed obstetric and gynaecological patients in emergency and elective settings.
• Performed caesarean sections and other surgical procedures.
• Conducted maternal mortality audits and clinical teaching sessions.
• Supervised junior clinicians, nurses and midwives and supported multidisciplinary clinical care.
Obstetric emergency management
Clinical decision making
Healthcare Delivery Optimization
Clinical Project Management
Multitasking
Adaptability and flexibility
Electronic Medical Records (EMR), HMIS, DHIS2
Zoom & Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)
KoboToolbox, CollecODK
Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Drive)
Humanitarian Health and Emergency Response
Maternal, Newborn and Reproductive Health
Outdoor activities and footbal
Capacity Building and Clinical Mentorship