Rose is a Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) specialist with over 10 years? experience. She has been involved in various undertakings in designing, coordinating, implementing and evaluating Public Health and other development programs. She is currently working as the Program Coordinator – District Led Programming (DLP) on the METS Program Rose has provided technical support toRead more
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Jennifer is a Management Information Systems Technical Advisor on the METS Program and has over 10 years of experience in Health related Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E), Data Analysis & Knowledge Management at all levels working in collaboration with the Health Facilities, Districts, Implementing Partner, Local Organizations, US Agencies and the National level (Ministry of Health-MoH,Read more
Simon is a Physician by training with more than 10 years’ experience as a Public Health Practitioner and Clinical Researcher in Tuberculosis and Chronic Lung diseases. He has contributed to the development of several National guidelines for TB and HIV since 2005 and has been at the fore-front of several national and regional-level HIV/AIDS intervention projectsRead more
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Jenkins is a Public Health enthusiast working with the METS Program as a Monitoring & Evaluation Technical Assistant. Jenkins started his journey on the internship program and was later taken on as a Technical Assistant. Jenkins holds a Bachelors of Arts in Social Sciences (BASS) from Makerere University, a Master of Science in Development StudiesRead more
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Alex Ochedikol is a Public Health enthusiast working with the METS Program as a Data officer. Alex has played key roles in developing systems such as the CDC VMMC Nerve Centre that reports real-time VMMC data to all stakeholders. This has played a key role in informing decisions and scaling up the VMMC program inRead more