NEHEMIAH EVARISTO MTITU

A Medical Doctor (MD), deeply engaged in youth-led public health projects focusing on primary health promotion in communities. Directly involved in projects addressing communicable diseases, nutrition, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SHR), and AMR, with a commitment to community impact. An influential leader who values teamwork for informed decision-making. Experienced in leadership roles within the country's Medical Students Association, including President, team lead for programs, and collaboration with diverse national and international organizations. A dedicated professional with a passion for volunteering and proven expertise in organizing, managing, and leading projects and activities within TAMSA and other organizations.

• August 2019 Member of organizing committee of Inter-Medical Universities quiz challenges held at Muhimbili University.
• May 2021 Chairperson of organizing committee of charity event at .
• Feb 12,2022 Organizing committee of Tamsa leadership seminar national
• Feb 26 2022 Organizing committee of Road to medicine event prepared by TAMSA SICHAS.
• August 2022, Organizing committee of TAMSA BONANZA at SUCHAS.
• In collaboration with Tanzania health summit successfully organized the Kuza project which aimed to enhance financial literacy among young health professionals
• 6th- 9th July 2023 organizing team of Uganda and Tanzania medical students holistic exchange event which was held in KCMC university in Moshi, Tanzania with theme of innovation in medical education and practice.
• July 2023 chairperson of organizing committee of welcoming ceremony of Sudanese medical students from UMST university who transferred to Muhimbili National hospital for their clinical rotations due to civil wars going on in Sudan,
• 26th -28th September,2023: Volunteer of Medical Association of Tanzania(MAT) medical camp held in Tanga.
• 19-21th September,2023: Presenter of NNN 2023 conference which is global forum for non-governmental organizations working to fight against Neglected tropical diseases(NTDs
• 11th to 15th october 2023 organized and attended the 4th TAMSA medical camp and 16th International scientific conference and general assembly of TAMSA which was held in Moshi, Kilimanjaro.

- successful initiated the collaborations between TAMSA( Tanzania medical students association) with private and government institutions at national and international level. These includes

*NIMR (National institute for Medical Research)*- The collaboration included research trainings, field attachments at NIMR centers, and a call for research proposals to medical students. TAMSA and NIMR aims to improve healthcare data analysis through internships and mentorship, ensuring sustainable impact through coordinated efforts and annual assessments by the TAMSA-NIMR Research collaboration board.

*MOH ( ministry of Health in Tanzania)* - TAMSA, as the national organization for medical students, focuses on enhancing medical education and public health awareness. The collaboration aimed to improve healthcare access through initiatives like clinical exchanges and health campaigns, targeting issues such as non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).

*USAID in Tanzania*- the collaboration involved raising awareness on safe family planning methods and access to range contraceptives options ensuring individuals have power to make informed decisions about their reproductive health.

*STUFIT Africa* - Collaboration aimed to conduct medical camps at primary schools. These camps focus on health education, screening for common conditions, and promoting overall wellness among children.

*THS (Tanzania Health Summit)*- THS initiated the Kuza Project to enhance financial literacy among health professionals, including medical students. This project aims to equip participants with essential financial skills to manage their finances effectively, understand investments, and plan for their financial future.

Other institutions are MAT (medical Association of Tanzania, FHM ENGAGE , DORIS MOLLEL FOUNDATION, FUTURE AFRICAN SCIENTISTS (FAS), MUHIMBILI NATIONAL HOSPITAL, OCEAN ROAD HOSPITAL, LUPUS WORRIORS, MORAF PHARMACERTICAL COMPANY, NHIF, MSD, GOETHE INSTITUTE AND UNICEF

• Certificate of participation the 15th international scientific conference and 13th TAMSA General Assembly
• Certificate of attending CME on palliative care
• Certificate of participating in survey for virtual training programs in genetics and related fields organized by Tanzania Human Genetics Organization
• certification of attending the 6th leadership seminar on how medical students influence transformation in life styles to overcome health related challenges.
• Certificate of appreciation for services in st Joseph university students' organization as the minister of news, communications and Publication.
• Certificate of attending 55th medical association of Tanzania scientific conference and annual general meeting
• Certificate of participating in commemoration of world lupus day held in muhimbili national hospital.
• Certificate of attending world Polio Vaccine day held at Mwananyama Hospital
• Awarded as the outstanding President of Tanzania Medical Students' Association.

-Reading books, Listening to music, Exploring new cultures

DR FAUSTINE NDUGULILE

Vice chairman of Parliamentary Committee On Health and HIV/AIDS, TAMSA TANZANIA Patron.

+255713623106

ASS. PROF. EDUARD VAKHITOV

Dean School Of Medicine and Pathology lecture at St Joseph College Of Health And Allied Sciences

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DR MUGISHA NKORONKO

President Elect, Tanzania Medical Association

mugishankoronko@gmail.com / +255713305843

MS. IRENE MASWI

Current President, TAMSA 

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