Hashimu Adamu

Public health professional with 5+ years of experience in health data management, analysis and programme monitoring across northern Nigeria. Manage, validate and analyse immunization, service-delivery and commodity-stock data in DHIS2 and Excel, and use Stata and SPSS for analysis. Supervise and train 40 data collectors on a donor-funded programme (CHAI), using KoBo/ODK, SurveyCTO and CommCare, and give field teams regular feedback on data quality.

Experienced in producing performance summaries for facility, LGA and state stakeholders. Holds an MPH (Prevention and Promotion) and a B.Sc. in Community Health. Fluent in English and Hausa.

Ward Assistant at Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) (2026-01 – Present)

• Provide supportive supervision to 40 data collectors across 2 wards, identifying data and service-delivery gaps and following up on corrective actions.
• Collect, review and report programme data to meet donor-funded programme reporting requirements.
• Train and mentor data collectors on the job to improve accuracy, completeness and timeliness of data, using KoBo/ODK and CommCare.

Ward Focal Person; Pharmacy In-Charge; Chair, Data & Procurement Committee at Lanzai Primary Health Care Centre (2021 – Present)

• Collect, validate and analyse immunization, service-delivery and commodity-stock data in DHIS2 and Excel; produce performance summaries for facility committees and LGA stakeholders.
• Lead facility-level data validation and quality assurance as Chair of the Data Committee, contributing to state-level recognition for data management (2024) and DRF management (2025).
• Monitor vaccine and commodity stock levels and cold chain performance; support procurement planning and reconcile stock and financial records.
• Support RI/PHC work-plan development and coordinate with LGA and state health authorities during immunization campaigns and Supplementary Immunization Activities (SIAs).
• Supervise Community Drug Distributors (CDDs) in Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) and lead community dialogues with traditional leaders to address vaccine hesitancy and improve uptake.

Routine Immunization Provider; Facility In-Charge at Lamba Dispensary (2015 – 2016)

• Delivered routine immunization and primary care services, and led community engagement to strengthen uptake.
• Promoted from RI Provider to Facility In-Charge within one year in recognition of performance and leadership.

Health Assistant, Cold Chain & Vaccine Logistics at Darazo Local Government Cold Store (2006 – 2011)

• Monitored vaccine temperature records, maintained cold chain integrity, and supported vaccine logistics and distribution across LGA delivery points.
• Contributed to cold chain data collection and reporting to support supply planning and stockout prevention.

Master of Public Health in Prevention and Promotion – Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (2022 – 2025)

B.Sc. in Community Health – Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola (2017 – 2021)

Diploma in Tropical Health and Diseases Control – Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola (2012 – 2014)