Oluchi is an early-career public health professional who is driven by a deep commitment of

promoting good health and wellbeing for all with special focus on the most vulnerable and

underserved.

She holds a Masters of Public Health (MPH) and Medical Microbiology (MSc) with her research

focusing on HIV in key populations and Adolescent sexual and reproductive health services.

Her thesis on HIV and HBV prevalence among Female Sex Workers (FSWs) fueled her

commitment in improving health of vulnerable populations. She is particularly interested in

improving the mental health of People Living With HIV and prevention of co-morbidity in the

group.

With a strong passion for health systems strengthening, she envisions primary health centers as

a one-stop hub for essential services. As an implementation scientist, identifying program gaps

and delivering evidence-based solutions to enhance health interventions are central to her

interest.

Eager to contribute to PeCHIVReT, she looks forward to engaging in impactful projects that

improve the quality of life of individuals living with and affected by HIV.