Olabayo Omisore

Managed registration and clinical documentation for pediatric surgical patients, checking records for completeness and accuracy and organizing high volumes into clear surgical and follow-up lists. Coordinated patient flow across screening, surgery, recovery and discharge.

Led a multi-year health systems strengthening and HMIS modernization program across a four-facility hospital network, achieving over 95% active HMIS utilization and reducing registration and billing times significantly.

Directed day-to-day operations across clinical, imaging, laboratory, administrative and support services, improving patient flow and service coordination. Standardized front desk, medical records, scheduling, billing and inventory control through new SOPs and documentation standards.

Handled beneficiary registration and documentation for cash-based interventions serving Cameroonian refugees in Ogoja, and coordinated referrals of UNHCR-registered refugees to secondary and tertiary facilities.

Built referral networks with clinicians, clinics, corporate clients and HMOs, working within HMO documentation and claims requirements. Tracked patient volumes, referral patterns and service line revenues to guide management decisions.

Delivered clinical and product education to physicians and pharmacists across hospitals, clinics and pharmacies, interpreting drug information and trial data for prescribing decisions.

Pursuing a PhD in Health Systems Management at the University of Port Harcourt School of Public Health, with an expected completion in December 2026.

Earned a Master of Science in Public Health from the University of Port Harcourt.

Completed a Master of Business Administration at Enugu State University of Science and Technology Business School.

Earned a Bachelor of Science in Science Laboratory Technology with a focus on Biochemistry from Delta State University.