Nneoma Mezu

I am a dedicated medical professional with a strong background in clinical practice, public health, and medical education. I hold a Master of Public Health from Central Michigan University and a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from Enugu State University of Science and Technology. My journey in medicine has been marked by a commitment to fostering academic excellence and mentoring future healthcare professionals.

Throughout my career, I have gained valuable experience as a House Officer at the Federal Medical Center in Abuja, where I provided clinical care across various departments, including surgery and pediatrics. My role involved not only patient care but also mentoring medical students during their clinical rotations. Additionally, I served as a Medical Tutor, where I taught anatomy, pathology, and clinical skills, and organized tutorial sessions to support students in their academic pursuits.

My passion for community health is evident through my involvement in various medical outreach programs and my research contributions to public health. I have published studies on critical health issues, including Lassa Fever and voluntary blood donation, demonstrating my commitment to improving health outcomes in my community. I am eager to continue my journey in healthcare, focusing on maternal and child health and preventive medicine.