2024
Apprentice consultant at WHO
Orimbato Samuelah RAHARIJAONA
Physician graduate from the Faculty of medicine in Fianarantsoa, she is currently pursuing her studies and training in Public health at the University of Antananarivo. She has chosen to specialise in health system and administration. By choosing this field, she is ready to work on reducing health inequalities and establishing a fair and equitable system. As a future researcher, she will have the opportunity to develop innovative solution to improve healthcare services.
She is passionate about multidisciplinary scientific research. She has the opportunity to pursue the Healthy Paths 2024 program. She is aware of the many personal, academic and professional benefits of the program. Her research topic is ‘Mental health of
University of Goettingen
Andriamiarisoa
Neha is a development economist and a social worker. Her research lies in the fields and at the intersection of health, gender, and development in the global South, and in particular South Asia. She earned her bachelor’s in Economics from Delhi University, Delhi in 2021 and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Development economics at the University of Goettingen. Germany. For her dissertation, she is planning to conduct research on the impact of electing female legislators on maternal and child health outcomes in India. Prior to her master’s journey, Neha worked with different organizations such as NITI Aayog as an intern at the Women and Child Development Division. She is currently working as a student research assistant at CeMIS/ Department of Development Economics with Dr. Sebastian Vollmer. For the last one and a half years, she has been engaged in working on different projects whose themes range from labor rights, and sustainable agriculture to migration.
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Universitas Syiah Kuala
Ns. Soma Aria, S.Kep
Soma Aria is a dedicated and experienced nurse with over a decade of service in rural healthcare and public health administration. Currently pursuing a magister degree in nursing at Universitas Syiah Kuala, Banda Aceh, Indonesia, he brings both practical expertise and academic insight to his mission of improving healthcare services and nursing management.
Soma’s professional journey began in 2010 at a rural healthcare clinic in Berong Village, Central Kalimantan. For nearly ten years, he provided comprehensive care to underserved populations, managing everything from acute medical conditions to preventive healthcare initiatives. In addition to his clinical duties, he took the lead in community health education programs, raising awareness about public health issues and empowering local residents to adopt healthier practices. Working in a resource-limited setting, Soma developed strong problem-solving skills and ensured collaborative teamwork among multidisciplinary healthcare providers.
Universitas Syiah Kuala
Ns. Nazarina, S.Kep.
I am Nazarina, a nurse from Aceh, Indonesia, with a profound commitment to advancing healthcare and education. Born on April 18, 1990, I pursued my passion for nursing at Universitas Syiah Kuala, where I earned my Bachelor of Nursing and Nursing Profession degree from 2007 to 2012. This educational foundation has equipped me with the skills necessary to address both local and global health challenges.
My professional journey began as a lecturer at STIKES Get Sempena Aceh Utara and STIKES Bumi Persada Lhokseumawe, where I had the privilege of educating future nurses. This role allowed me to instill the importance of compassionate care and evidence-based practice in my students, preparing them to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
University of Antananarivo
Andriamiarisoa
Ravaka Niaina Sabrina Andriamiarisoa has a background in human medicine and a strong focus on public health. Born and raised in Madagascar, she is 26 years old, married, and the proud mother of a dependent child. Ravaka is trained Human Medicine and now on her way to get specialized on public health. She has received training in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), time series analysis with R, and data analysis at the Institut Pasteur of Madagascar. These experiences have enhanced her technical proficiency and analytical skills, particularly in public health research and data interpretation.
Ravaka’s career includes various internships in public health, allowing her to gain practical experience and expand her knowledge in the field. She has also worked as a teleconsultant, where she applied her medical expertise to provide remote consultations.
Universitas Syiah Kuala
Yolanda
Yolanda is a dedicated researcher with a deep passion for developing innovative disaster risk reduction instruments. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Statistics, which has provided him with a strong foundation in advanced statistical analysis and the use of software applications. His expertise in disaster statistics sets him apart as he applies quantitative methods to improve disaster mitigation strategies, particularly in Indonesia.
Throughout his career, Yolanda has demonstrated a keen ability to translate complex data into actionable insights, making him a valuable asset in the field of disaster management. His analytical skills allow him to identify key patterns and trends in disaster occurrences and impacts, which he then uses to propose more effective prevention and response measures. His work focuses on fostering community resilience, ensuring that vulnerable populations are better prepared to face the challenges posed by natural hazards.
University of Antananarivo
Rasolofozafy Hanitra
Hanitra is currently a medical doctor with a specialisation in public health, which is more oriented towards medical anthropology. Since graduating in human medicine and starting her internship in public health, she has always been interested in community work, with the aim of focusing on medical anthropology. Her first experience in qualitative research was in 2013, with a study investigating the acceptability and use of a rapid diagnostic test for malaria in southwest Madagascar, supervised by the National Directorate for the Fight against Malaria. In order to advance in the achievement of becoming a researcher in anthropology in health, she attended a master’s course in social sciences applied in development in 2016. She was then involved in a four-year clinical trial, a mixed-methods approach, a collaboration between the National Leprosy Program,
University of Goettingen
Lucas Blaquière
After graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Economics from the University of Paris-Saclay, Lucas is currently in his third semester of Development Economics at the University of Göttingen. His goal is to pursue a PhD focusing on both Global Health and Economics.
Throughout his career, Yolanda has demonstrated a keen ability to translate complex data into actionable insights, making him a valuable asset in the field of disaster management. His analytical skills allow him to identify key patterns and trends in disaster occurrences and impacts, which he then uses to propose more effective prevention and response measures. His work focuses on fostering community resilience, ensuring that vulnerable populations are better prepared to face the challenges posed by natural hazards.
Universitas Syiah Kuala
dr. Eka Mulyana
She is a highly motivated and dedicated medical professional with a strong background in healthcare setting and currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Public Health at Syiah Kuala University. She is committed to expanding expertise in Public Health while also working at a private hospital in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. As a graduated medical doctor, she has developed a deep understanding of clinical practices and health data management and aim to bridge them with a focus on leveraging her skills and applying her expertise on accuracy and precision in handling medical coding which are critical aspects of the role.
University of Antananarivo
Doctor Lieutenant LEMANIRY Fabio Patel
Lemaniry Fabio Patel, a dedicated doctor from Madagascar with a heart for learning and a spirit for adventure. Born on June 11, 1996, in this vibrant island, he has always had a knack for tackling challenges head-on.
After earning his Medical Doctor degree from the University of Antananarivo in 2023, Fabio dove straight into the deep end of the medical field, working in the emergency department of the military hospital (CENHOSOA). His experience extended beyond the clinical setting through his participation in numerous humanitarian-military missions across Madagascar, providing free consultations and promoting healthcare in underserved areas.
Universitas Syiah Kuala
Ners. Putri Nabilla., S.Kep
Putri Nabilla is a highly dedicated and experienced nurse, making significant contributions to healthcare in Indonesia. She brings over five years of professional experience, marked by her service in diverse and demanding environments.
Starting her educational journey at Syiah Kuala University, Putri completed her Bachelor of Nursing and Professional (Nurse) Program, graduating in October 2017. She has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing her knowledge and skills, as evidenced by her current enrollment in the Master of Nursing Program at the same institution, which she began in 2023.
University of Antananarivo
RAKOTOARIMINO NOMENJANAHARY
She pursued training in human medicine at the Faculty of Medicine of Fianarantsoa, Madagascar. Currently, she is furthering her education in Public Health at the University of Antananarivo. In addition, she is part of the technical team in the health statistics department at the Directorate of Studies, Planning, and Information Systems within the Ministry of Public Health in Madagascar.
Previously, she worked in a primary healthcare facility in Madagascar, where she contributed to the provision of care for the rural population by conducting vaccination activities and prenatal consultations for pregnant women. This experience allowed her to realize the crucial importance of access to healthcare in rural areas, but she also recognized that these efforts alone are insufficient for the development of a community or region.
University of Antananarivo
RANDRIANIAINA Henintsoa
He is a dedicated and passionate public health physician, has carved a niche for himself in the realm of community health initiatives. Renowned for his expertise and commitment, he actively contributes to various projects aimed at improving health outcomes for underserved populations. With a focus on preventive medicine and health education, he work often takes her into communities, where he engages with residents,
University of Antananarivo
Dr Davy Alain RATOVONDRAMAMY
He is a responsible and serious individual, deeply committed to infectious diseases and public health. With a strong sense of duty, he dedicates his time to understanding and combating infectious diseases, such as malaria, particularly for vulnerable communities. He communicates clearly and respectfully, ensuring everyone feels heard and understood. Overall, his dedication and attention to detail make him a valuable asset in public health efforts.
Previously, she worked in a primary healthcare facility in Madagascar, where she contributed to the provision of care for the rural population by conducting vaccination activities and prenatal consultations for pregnant women. This experience allowed her to realize the crucial importance of access to healthcare in rural areas, but she also recognized that these efforts alone are insufficient for the development of a community or region.