Friday Jumoke

Public health professional with field-based experience supporting donor-funded health programmes through monitoring and evaluation, disease surveillance, health data management, and community engagement. Experienced in programme support, data quality assurance, and field supervision across community, LGA, and state levels, working with government counterparts and international partners including WHO, CHAI, and the Nigerian Red Cross. Skilled in ODK, DHIS2, and structured supervision methodologies to support evidence-based decision making in public health interventions.

Currently pursuing an MPH in Epidemiology.

RCCE Project Supervisor at Nigerian Red Cross Society (2026-01 – 2026-02)

Coordinated daily field activities for Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) outreach during the Measles Rubella campaign.

• Supervised five field teams comprising ten volunteers, ensuring activities were implemented according to approved timelines and protocols.
• Coordinated household outreach activities reaching over 500 households within a ten-day period.
• Collected, organized, and maintained programme data using structured paper tools, ensuring accurate documentation and record keeping.
• Tracked daily deliverables, attendance, and field reports to support monitoring, reporting, and follow-up actions.

Program Support Assistant (Short-term) at Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) (2025-09 – 2025-09)

Provided programme support for implementation of a Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) intervention across 2 primary health care facilities, supporting service delivery for children and adolescents aged 0–19 years.

• Conducted supportive supervision for 8 health workers using a structured question and scoring template, assessing adherence to clinical and operational protocols for T1D diagnosis and management.
• Applied standardized supervision scores to identify gaps in knowledge and practice, supporting targeted on-the-job mentoring during facility visits.
• Checked availability and appropriate use of HbA1c equipment and programme commodities during facility visits, flagging gaps and issues to supervising programme staff.
• Documented field observations and implementation challenges to inform programme follow-up and quality improvement discussions.

Independent Cluster Supervisor – Immunization Campaign at World Health Organization (WHO) (2025-06 – 2025-07)

Supervised 6 vaccination teams during an immunization campaign, monitoring adherence to standard operating procedures.

• Observed vaccination sessions, checked house marking, finger marking, and cold chain practices during field supervision.
• Collected and reviewed supervision and vaccination data using ODK, ensuring entries were complete and consistent before submission.
• Shared coverage, marking, and cold chain issues observed during supervision with ward and LGA supervisors for follow-up.
• Participated in daily debriefings and review meetings to discuss field observations and next-day actions.

Programme and Data Support Officer (NYSC Graduate Attachment) at Lagos State Ministry of Health – Health Statistics Unit (2025-02 – 2025-12)

• Digitized morbidity and mortality records using ICD-10 classifications, supporting improved accessibility and consistency of routine health data.
• Reviewed Data Quality Assurance (DQA) reports submitted by M&E officers prior to state-level submission, supporting compliance with reporting standards.
• Collated and analyzed Road Traffic Accident (RTA) data to support evidence-based public health planning and targeted interventions.
• Checked monthly routine service delivery data from secondary and tertiary health facilities for completeness and consistency, supporting state-level reporting and monitoring.
• Participated in quarterly data review meetings, contributing to discussions on data completeness, accuracy, and reporting gaps across facilities.

Public Health Trainee – Epidemiology and Immunization at Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) (2022-06 – 2022-07)

• Supported epidemiological surveillance activities, including participation in a monkeypox case investigation through patient interviews and data documentation.
• Assisted immunization and family planning units in service delivery, supporting client flow management and routine programme operations.
• Delivered health education to over 100 clients on disease prevention, reproductive health, and infant care.
• Maintained patient records and documentation in line with hospital data management and reporting standards.

Master of Public Health (MPH) in Epidemiology – Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) (2026-02)

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Public Health – Adeleke University (2021 – 2024)