Research Associate, RWAA

• Apr 2022 - Present

Knowledge Translation & Evaluation officer

• Aug 2021 - Mar 2022

Health Economist

• 2018 - 2019

Due to the inevitable decline in foreign grants and sponsorships of HIV/AIDS treatment in developing countries, the Sustainable Finance initiative program was launched to carry out research on how HIV/AIDS patient could pay for some of their treatments. A willingness to pay survey was conducted alongside a Cost analysis to establish how much HIV/AIDS patients could afford and would be willing to pay for some of their treatments. Data was collected from patients receiving treatments in all SFI facilities across 13 states in Nigeria. This project was sponsored by USAID. As a health economist on the team, my job functions/ achievements were as follows;• coordinated health economics data collection to determine ability/willingness to pay for HIV/AIDS services across 13 states• Successfully identified all direct and indirect costs for Willingness to pay survey for HIV/AIDS treatment• Aggregated and analyzed large and primary data efficiently with the use of excel spreadsheet.• Conducted training on “Public Private Partnership in healthcare” and “Economic Evaluation for healthcare programs” using Microsoft PowerPoint• Drafted research protocol on “The Effectiveness of HIV self-testing as a strategy for identifying HIV positive patients in Nigeria”.• Responsible for development of guidelines used in the collection of health economic data to support cost analysis• Engaging with relevant departments across 13 states to support health economic data collection and decision making.

Public financial management consultant

• 2018 - 2018

The HFG project was funded by the USAID to assist in conducting public financial management in order to achieve overall fiscal discipline, as well as to effectively and efficiently allocate public resources to priority needs in healthcare such as HIV/AIDS. As a public financial management consultant, my roles were as follows;• Conducted PFM to identify bottlenecks that constitute obstacles to improved and sustained allocation and releases for Health and HIV/AIDS interventions.• Organized capacity building training for state programme coordinators (SPC’s) of Domestic Resource mobilization for HIV/AIDS across 5 states. The purpose of the training was to ensure that the SPC’s can ask the right questions to enable them perform a thorough PFM assessment and to ensure that they are conversant with the PFM assessment tool. • Put together a report from the training for record purpose.• Conducted literature reviews on public financial management

Account Manager

• 2017 - 2018

. Demonstrated sound financial knowledge to address client needs and deliver projects successfully. Liaised with customers to manage various aspects of their accounts. Building customer relationships. Engaging with key opinion leaders and potential customers. Project administration such as;- Keeping electronic and manual records accurate and up to date-producing sales reports on Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint . Demonstrated sound financial knowledge to address client needs and deliver projects successfully. Liaised with customers to manage various aspects of their accounts. Building customer relationships. Engaging with key opinion leaders and potential customers. Project administration such as;- Keeping electronic and manual records accurate and up to date-producing sales reports on Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint

Health Economist

• Feb 2014 - Dec 2017

Project Management Consultant

• 2013 - 2014

NYSC

• Mar 2012 - Oct 2012

Sales Associate

• 2007 - 2011

-Responsible for planning and overseeing company's sales strategy-Learnt details about products and services-up-sell when appropriate -Understanding prospect needs-Train new sales representatives-Report to management -Responsible for planning and overseeing company's sales strategy-Learnt details about products and services-up-sell when appropriate -Understanding prospect needs-Train new sales representatives-Report to management