Favour Akindele

I am a dedicated pharmacologist and emerging public health professional with hands‑on experience in patient support, medication dispensing, and health education. My background spans pharmacy practice, lecturing, and community health outreach, where I have consistently demonstrated strong communication, empathy, and a commitment to improving health outcomes.

I am passionate about ensuring that every individual receives equitable, compassionate, and evidence‑based care. My work as a Pharmacy Technician strengthened my ability to listen deeply to patient needs, while my role as an Assistant Lecturer allowed me to mentor future healthcare professionals and simplify complex pharmacological concepts.

I bring strong organisational skills, critical thinking, and a collaborative mindset to every environment. Colleagues and supervisors describe me as professional, attentive, and driven by a genuine desire to make a positive impact in the medical and public health sectors.

I have professional experience in pharmacy practice, teaching, and community health. As a Pharmacy Technician at UBA Pharmacy in Lagos (2023–2024), I supported medication dispensing, provided patient counselling, monitored drug safety, and collaborated with a multidisciplinary team to improve service delivery. I later worked as an Assistant Lecturer at Kano State College of Health (2024–2025), where I taught pharmacology, mentored students, and simplified complex scientific concepts to prepare future healthcare professionals.

I also have volunteer experience in rural medical outreach, delivering health screenings and preventive‑care education to underserved communities.

I hold a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacology and Therapeutics from Olabisi Onabanjo University, graduating with Second Class Upper Division (CGPA 4.30/5.00). My academic work included a published research project on the effects of glyphosate‑based herbicides on Clarias gariepinus, featured in Heliyon. I am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Global Public Health at Manchester Metropolitan University, where I am expanding my expertise in health systems, epidemiology, and population‑level interventions.