Husseinat Soso

Dedicated and detail-oriented public health professional with experience supporting programme implementation, research activities, monitoring and evaluation, and administrative processes within donor-funded health programmes. Experienced in working with healthcare facilities, community stakeholders, and multidisciplinary teams to coordinate project activities, maintain accurate documentation, prepare reports, and monitor implementation progress. Skilled in organizing information, managing records, preparing presentations and meeting documentation, and following up on assigned tasks to support smooth project delivery.

Recognized for strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities, adapt to changing demands, and work effectively in collaborative environments. Passionate about public health and international development, with a commitment to supporting evidence-based programmes and strengthening partnerships that improve health outcomes for vulnerable communities.

Monitoring & Evaluation Volunteer (NCDs Programs) at Institute of Human Virology Nigeria, IHVN (FCT) (2024-10 – Present)

• Supported the coordination of programme activities that contributed to reaching over 46,000 beneficiaries under the NCD programme.
• Prepared over 50 technical reports, performance summaries, and meeting minutes to support programme management and donor reporting.
• Managed programme databases using Google Sheets, conducting data cleaning, validation, analysis, and quality assurance to improve reporting.
• Supported the coordination of logistics and documentation for over 40 stakeholder meetings, workshops, and training sessions, ensuring successful implementation.
• Developed and maintained work plans, reports, meeting minutes, and other programme documentation to strengthen project coordination and compliance.
• Collaborated with programme teams and implementing partners to monitor implementation progress, resolve operational challenges, and improve programme performance.

Research Assistant (Mpox Vaccine Study In African Population) at Institute of Human Virology Nigeria, IHVN (FCT) (2024-11 – 2025-02)

• Supported planning and implementation of the Mpox Vaccine Study across participating healthcare facilities.
• Coordinated communication between healthcare providers, study participants, and project teams, contributing to 98% participant follow-up compliance.
• Managed participant and study data using REDCap, ensuring complete and accurate study records.
• Coordinated logistics for vaccination schedules, participant follow-up, and multidisciplinary team activities supporting 204 study participants.

NYSC Intern (Aspire Project) at Institute of Human Virology Nigeria, IHVN (FCT) (2023-11 – 2024-10)

• Supported programme planning, implementation, and coordination of community and facility-based health interventions.
• Coordinated meetings, documented action points, and prepared reports and presentations to support programme management.
• Supported stakeholder engagement with healthcare workers, community representatives, and project partners to strengthen programme implementation.
• Participated in monitoring visits, collected implementation data, and contributed to identifying operational improvements.
• Maintained programme records, work plans, and project documentation to improve knowledge management and administrative efficiency.
• Provided administrative and logistical support for programme activities, ensuring timely completion of assigned tasks.

BSc. in Applied Biology – Bayero University Kano (2017 – 2023)