SEID LEGESSE HASSEN, MPH-Nutrition

Led comprehensive field and post-distribution monitoring (PDM) for food assistance programs, rigorously assessing program efficacy, accountability, and beneficiary satisfaction.

Executed regular beneficiary verifications, ensuring 100% adherence to World Food Programme (WFP) operational standards and compliance.

Oversaw comprehensive warehouse tracking, food pipeline management, and commodity movements, proactively preventing logistical gaps and ensuring timely distribution.

Consolidated complex field data into analytical updates and situational reports, providing critical insights for stakeholders and senior management decision-making.

Provided critical technical direction for Primary Health Care (PHC), RMNCAH, EPI, TB/HIV, and outbreak response strategies, impacting health outcomes across multiple regional refugee camps.

Supervised and coordinated emergency nutrition initiatives, including TSFP, OTP, SC, IYCF, and GFD, enhancing nutritional support for vulnerable populations.

Spearheaded regional nutrition surveys and surveillance activities, utilizing analytical software to develop robust data quality frameworks and improve data integrity.

Facilitated continuous technical coordination meetings with key partners including WFP, UNHCR, and local authorities, strengthening inter-agency collaboration and program effectiveness.

Planned and coordinated regional and national nutrition and public health surveys, contributing to evidence-based policy formulation and program development.

Designed robust monitoring tools, indicators, and evaluation frameworks, improving data collection efficiency and program assessment accuracy.

Ensured high data quality through routine verification and comprehensive quality assurance systems, enhancing the reliability of research findings by 15%.

Performed advanced statistical analyses using SPSS and STATA, extracting actionable insights from complex public health datasets to inform strategic decisions.

Authored and disseminated numerous technical reports, policy briefs, and research publications, significantly influencing public health strategies.

Built capacity for numerous staff members in monitoring systems, data management, and research methods, improving overall team performance and analytical capabilities.

Coordinated the field execution of integrated WASH and emergency nutrition projects, ensuring timely and effective delivery of services to vulnerable communities.

Facilitated impactful community-level behavioral change communication campaigns and social accountability mechanisms, driving positive health practices and community engagement.

Tracked key project indicators and compiled detailed technical progress logs, ensuring accurate and timely reporting to UNICEF for program evaluation and funding.

Managed district-level emergency disaster response operations, strategically focusing on critical WASH and nutrition infrastructure to mitigate crisis impact.

Coordinated community-based disaster risk reduction efforts, contingency planning, and stakeholder engagement, enhancing preparedness and response capabilities.

Delivered comprehensive primary clinical care for acute malnutrition (SAM/MAM), TB/HIV, and chronic illnesses (diabetes, hypertension), improving patient outcomes for a diverse population.

Chaired facility governance boards, including the Drug and Therapeutics Committee (DTC), enhancing clinical governance and patient safety protocols.

Supervised numerous Health Extension Workers (HEWs), strengthening community-level maternal, newborn, and child health programs and expanding outreach by 20%.