Jaymie Claire Henry
Jaymie Ang Henry MD, MPH is a prominent figure in the field of Global Surgery, known for her relentless efforts to advance surgical care on a global scale.
She has an extensive background as an award-winning author, researcher, advocate, and thought leader in the realm of public health and diplomacy within Global Surgery.
Jaymie has played pivotal roles in numerous organizations and initiatives, including co-founding the Global Alliance for Surgical, Obstetric, Trauma, and Anaesthesia Care (G4 Alliance) and establishing the International Collaboration for Essential Surgery (ICES).
Her notable achievements include being recognized as one of the Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines finalists and receiving the President of the Philippines’ Award for Outstanding Leadership.
She has been featured in prestigious publications like Newsweek and Forbes for her impactful contributions to the field.
With a rich educational background encompassing studies at renowned institutions such as the University of Chicago, University of California Berkeley, and Harvard Medical School, Jaymie is well-equipped to drive positive change in surgical care globally.
Jaymie's involvement in conferences as a speaker and lecturer has solidified her reputation as an expert in Global Surgery, having spoken at venues like the American Public Health Association (APHA) conference and the World Social Business Day.
Her dedication to promoting essential affordable surgical services as a vital public health intervention has earned her recognition as a leader in advocating for life-saving practices worldwide.
As the executive producer, writer, and director of the acclaimed Global Surgery film 'The Right to Heal,' Jaymie continues to amplify the importance of accessible surgical care for all.
With a history of collaborations with healthcare professionals, non-profits, and institutions, Jaymie perseveres in her mission to enhance the accessibility and quality of surgical services on a global scale.
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