Amos Kibisu

“I am a medical epidemiologist and doctor specializing in public health research, particularly in HIV and infectious diseases. My work involves conducting epidemiological studies, analyzing complex datasets, and providing evidence-based insights to improve healthcare outcomes. I also have experience in teaching statistics, managing health programs, alongside utilizing platforms like SPSS, R, and STATA for data analysis.”

A highly experienced medical epidemiologist and public health expert with a proven track record in strategic information management, epidemiological research, and surveillance systems. Skilled in leading national and international health programs, enhancing HIV and public health strategies, and fostering equity-focused interventions. Proficient in advanced data analysis tools, including SPSS, STATA, R, and Excel, and adept at resource mobilization, policy advocacy, and capacity building.

Key roles include

• Leading HIV strategic initiatives at NASCOP and coordinating the Kenya Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (KENPHIA) at UNAIDS.
• Strengthening surveillance and monitoring systems for marginalized populations and integrating gender-transformative approaches.
• Developing and implementing data-driven tools, policies, and frameworks that improve program outcomes, such as PMTCT and GBV prevention.
• Notable achievements include leading Kenya’s COVID-19 response strategies and receiving recognition for excellence in public health presentations
• NGO experience at the United Nations.

I hold an MSc in Field Epidemiology (FELTP) and an MBChB, complemented by certifications in Artificial Intelligence and infectious diseases Management. .