David Rotich

Dynamic public health professional with over a decade of experience in health programs, research, and innovation. I bring expertise in program planning, project management, and monitoring and evaluation, with proven ability to design and implement effective health interventions. My skills in data management, statistical analysis, and report writing enable me to apply evidence-based approaches that inform decision-making and improve outcomes.

I have developed and delivered training, built institutional capacity, and mentored individuals to achieve academic and professional growth. With strong analytical and research abilities, I thrive in creating practical solutions to population health challenges. I am highly adaptable, collaborative, and committed to advancing health, disease control, and policy development through impactful and sustainable initiatives.

Part-time Lecturer at Kenyatta University (2012-01 – Present)

• Designed and developed modules in Epidemiology and Disease Control, Health Policy and Planning, Environmental Health Laws and Environmental health Economics
• Successfully supervised and mentored students in research projects, leading to original, high-quality outputs
• Lead teaching activities, supervise students, administer examinations, and oversee marking while ensuring quality standards are upheld
• Convened and participated in curriculum reviews for population and environmental health to address emerging academic and professional needs
• Administered, supervised, and evaluated students' projects, ensuring originality and academic integrity
• Coordinated field learning activities and student field trips, providing mentorship and supervision to promote participatory learning
• Provided academic advising and mentorship to undergraduate and postgraduate students for academic and career growth
• Engaged in departmental and institutional committees, contributing to policy development and academic governance

Team Leader at World Food Program (2010-03 – 2010-06)

• Successfully established robust data monitoring and evaluation systems that ensured the timely achievement of project milestones and deliverables
• Trained and mentored 50 field officers in accurate and efficient data collection, strengthening project implementation capacity
• Conducted comprehensive project baselines, post-distribution monitoring, and end-of-project reviews, generating actionable insights for program improvement and accountability
• Planed, coordinated, and managed day-to-day data collection using Global Positioning System (GPS) tools
• Led the recruitment, training, promotion, and capacity building of volunteers while mentoring them to embrace and advance the organization's vision
• Oversaw the technical design and implementation of staff performance management systems, regularly reviewing performance against expected project outcomes
• Ensured compliance with organizational policies, donor requirements, and project guidelines in all operational activities
• Prepared and presented periodic project performance and progress reports to management and stakeholders

Team Manager at Kimetrica (2009-06 – 2010-02)

• Trained and supervised research assistants on data collection methodologies to ensure accuracy and reliability
• Coordinated sensitization and capacity-building sessions for institutional leaders in the North Rift region
• Organized and oversaw data collection activities involving 1,500 respondents across the North Rift region
• Led quality assurance processes, ensuring adherence to research standards and protocols
• Conducted data analysis and compile comprehensive research reports for dissemination to stakeholders

Research Assistant at World Health Organization (2010-12)

Master of Public Health in Public Health – Moi University (2007 – 2010)

Bachelor of Science in Applied Biology in Applied Biology (Microbiology Option) – Kenya Methodist University (2002 – 2006)