Dagmawit Birhanu

Volunteered at the Maternal Child and Adolescent Health Service LEO, contributing to the maternal and child health desk. Supported initiatives aimed at improving health outcomes for mothers and children.

Worked as an education advisor, funded by USAID, contributing to educational initiatives for nurses. Provided guidance and expertise on nursing education programs and standards.

Served as a lecturer and assistant professor of maternal health nursing. Educated and mentored students in maternal health, contributing to the academic and professional development of future nurses.

Held the position of assistant professor of maternal health, focusing on advanced maternal health education and research. Contributed to academic programs and supervised student research.

Worked as a Lecturer, delivering courses and conducting academic activities within the institute. Contributed to the educational development of health science students.

Served as a Maternal and Child Health Nursing Consultant, providing expert advice and guidance. Focused on improving maternal and child health services and patient outcomes.

Managed the pediatric ward as a Head Nurse, overseeing patient care and staff. Ensured efficient operation of the ward and high standards of pediatric nursing.

Led the pediatric ward as a Head Nurse, responsible for daily operations and patient care. Managed nursing staff and ensured quality healthcare delivery for pediatric patients.

Pursued a Postgraduate Degree in Maternity Nursing at Jimma University, completing the program in 2014. Currently a PhD Fellow.

Completed a Bachelor of Nursing degree at Addis Ababa University in 2009. This foundational education prepared for a career in nursing.

Attended Kokeb Tsebah for grades 9-10 from 2003-2004, followed by Yekatit 12 Menen Preparatory School for grades 11-12 from 2005-2006. This provided a strong secondary education foundation.