Aisha Abdulmalik

Public Health graduate currently serving as Gender/Youth Desk Officer with the Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria, handling member welfare, training, and gender equity advocacy. Combines hands-on clinical and community health experience in immunization, family planning, ante-natal care and health education delivery with formal training in gender equity advocacy and collective bargaining through Public Services International. Seeking to bring strong community engagement, program delivery and communication skills to a health or gender-focused organization.

Gender/Youth Desk Officer at Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria (2025-01 – Present)

• Handle gender and youth member issues and welfare within the union.
• Organize training's, workshops, and sensitization programs on gender and youth matters.
• Advocate for gender equity within the union, aligned with national labour and health sector priorities.

Community & Clinical Services — Practical Attachment at Primary Healthcare Development Agency, Katsina State (2020-10 – 2021-03)

• Delivered immunization, family planning, and ante-natal care services as part of a 6-month clinical attachment.
• Conducted home visits and led community health education sessions to improve local health outcomes.
• Managed patient records and performed injections/dressings under clinical supervision.

Public Health Officer — NYSC at Ministry of Health / Gwange Primary Health Care Center (2023-01 – 2024-12)

Delivered public health services within a government primary healthcare facility during a one-year national service placement.

Emergency Care Volunteer at General Hospital, Maiduguri (2019-01 – 2019-12)

Provided care for minor and acutely ill patients.

BSc in Public Health (2017-01 – 2021-12)