Etsegenet Menegesha

I’m a Dedicated Public Health Officer skilled in primary care, maternal and child health, and community outreach, committed to improving lives through evidence-based care.

I hold a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Samara university, plus training including a Certificate Of Training On Malaria Case Management and a Data Analysis Fundamental Certificate from UDACITY.

In my experience at Dubti General Hospital, I managed HIV, TB, and malaria cases, assisted patient care and follow-up, supported surveillance and research, and led vaccination and awareness campaigns. I also served as a Volunteer through the Community Health Attachment Program, educating communities on waterborne diseases, hygiene, and maternal health, while organizing vaccination drives and child health screenings.

As a Public Health Officer in rural healthcare settings, I led HIV, maternal/child health, and disease control programs, developed community health promotion initiatives, and collaborated with NGOs and government to strengthen access to care. At Weyra Primary Health Center, I provided outpatient assessment and treatment, delivered maternal and child health services, supported minor emergency care, and contributed to disease surveillance and response while supervising health workers.