susu Stanley

Led HDSS operations, data management, and analysis supporting outbreak investigations and clinical trials, improving community case reporting completeness by 25% and ensuring data quality for research outputs.

Strengthened AFP, measles, and cholera surveillance across four regions, improving reporting timeliness to >90% and increasing AFP case validation rates from 35% to 75%.

Oversaw state surveillance and immunization programs across 16 LGAs, increasing data accuracy and timeliness by 30% and disease reporting compliance by 40% through system integration and training.

Led activation of EOC and coordinated responses to priority outbreaks (Lassa, cholera, measles, monkeypox), improving outbreak control and guiding vaccination and surveillance strategies.

Led field operations for the Nigerian AIDS Indicator and Impact Survey, managing a 10-person team for 180 days and ensuring high-quality CAPI data collection and linkage to care.

Strengthened disease surveillance and trained surveillance officers, detecting and investigating over 50 suspected priority disease cases and improving early detection statewide.

Led outbreak investigations and operationalized RRTs for Lassa, cholera, measles, monkeypox, and polio, enhancing emergency preparedness and response capacity at state and LGA levels.

Performed microbiology diagnostics and maintained laboratory quality and equipment during NYSC, supporting clinical decision-making and environmental/food safety testing.

Completed an MBA in Strategic Leadership with coursework in strategic management and leadership practices.

Completed a PhD in Public Health at International University Bamenda, focusing on advanced public health research and epidemiology.

Completed a Master of Public Health with training in epidemiology, surveillance, and outbreak response.

Earned a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology with foundational training in laboratory and microbiological techniques.