He is a Consultant Obstetrician/Gynaecologist working at St. Francis Hospital Mutolere, a 200 bed Private-Not-For Profit unit in Kisoro district, South Western Uganda. He has 18 years’ experience in clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology and teaching/supervision of students of nursing and midwifery at the training school housed within the hospital premises.

1. September 2009 to April 2010: Certificate in Health services management of Uganda Martyr’s University.
2. August 2007 to February 2009: Fellowship in Continuous Quality improvement in HIV/AIDS care awarded by Makerere University/CDC.
3. October 2001 to January 2004: Master of medicine in Obstetrics and Gynaecology of Makerere University.
4. October 1992 to August 1997: Batchelor of Medicine and Batchelor of Surgery (Makerere University).

1. Seventh SAMOUSA workshop organized in Kampala from 9 th to 21 st march 2003. Theme: Towards a safer motherhood in Southern Africa in the era of AIDS.
2. The use of HMIS for planning and monitoring (22 nd -24 th March 2005) a workshop organized by Uganda Catholic medical bureau in conjunction with Uganda Martyr’s University-Nkozi.
3. HIV[e] DUCATION Course –Electronic learning course followed by 3-day workshop in Kampala (Uganda)-2006.
4. Application of Health Economics tools in health care delivery-Costing (organized by UMU, MUSPH, MUK, MUST with support from the Swedish government, June 1st to June 7th 2008.
5. May 2015: Exposure in gynecologic imaging at Oespedale Bergo Trento, Verona, Italy.
6. June 9 th 2018-june 29 th 2019: Exposure in laparoscopic surgery(with bias in gas insufflation less laparoscopic surgeries, GILLS), New Delhi, India

From 2004 to date, I have been the resident Obstetrician/gynaecologist at St. Francis hospital Mutolere and medical director of the same hospital with the following duties and responsibilities:

• Treating Obstetric/gynaecological patients.
• Teaching students of Mutolere school of nursing and midwifery.
• Overall chairman hospital management team.
• Maintenance of discipline and ethics in the hospital.
• Supervision of all medical officers and allied health professionals.
• Ensuring compliance with MOH regulations and those of the diocese as the owner of the hospital.
• Co-ordination of procurement of drugs and medical supplies.
• Preparing/coordinating preparation of the annual work plans and reports for the hospital.
• Ensuring the BOG and its committees meet on schedule.
• Ensuring high standard clinical care to patients falling under my specialty.
• Promotion of interdepartmental communication among doctors, allied health professionals and nurses.
• Liaison with the DHO on matters related to medical care.
• Training of lower level health unit workers in Kabale diocese on two fundamental topics relevant to their work place: Rational drug use and emergency obstetric care.
• Training selected UCMB affiliated workers on natural family planning.
• Ongoing project: We are at the design phase of a project for improving quality of midwifery services by means of exchange program with another hospital in Hannover, Germany.