Shalom Gabriel is a dedicated pharmacist and health advocate with a diverse academic

background and hands-on experience in both clinical practice and research. Holding a B.Pharm

degree from Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, alongside a B.Sc in Botany, Shalom combines a

scientific foundation with practical expertise to contribute effectively to healthcare and public

health initiatives. Currently interning at the FRSC Medical Center, Shalom provides essential

healthcare support, gaining valuable insights into patient-centered care and medical best

practices.

A strong proponent of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and

Well-being), she is committed to promoting equitable healthcare for all. This passion has led her

to volunteer with several health-focused organizations, including the Blessed to Bless Hands

Foundation, the Slum and Rural Health Initiative (SRHIN) in Abuja, and the Okapi Children Cancer

Foundation. Through these roles, she has championed health education, preventive healthcare,

and access to medical resources in underserved communities, working tirelessly to address

health inequities and improve community wellness.

In her current role as a research intern with the Person-Centered HIV Research Team, Shalom is

actively engaged in research that emphasizes the importance of personalized, inclusive

healthcare approaches for people living with HIV. This research internship not only enhances

Shalom’s technical and analytical skills but also aligns with her vision of creating a healthier

society where patient care is individualized and accessible to all.

Shalom continues to grow her expertise at the intersection of pharmacy, research, and

community health. With a commitment to lifelong learning and community impact, she is poised

to make meaningful contributions to public health, working towards a future where quality and

affordable healthcare is a universal right.