Jehan Ahmed
Jehan Ahmed is a dedicated professional with a strong educational background in Public Health and Anatomy. She holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Public Health in Developing Countries from the prestigious London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London. Additionally, she completed her Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Anatomy and Cell Biology along with Social Studies of Medicine at McGill University.
With extensive experience in various healthcare and research organizations, Jehan has proven her expertise in public health and research analysis. She currently serves as the Malaria Technical Advisor for PMI's Impact Malaria project at Population Services International, showcasing her commitment to addressing critical health issues like malaria.
Prior to her current role, Jehan held significant positions in renowned organizations, including being a Senior Survey Management Specialist at The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) Program. Moreover, she has contributed to the field of malaria research as a Research Associate in Malaria Analytics and Surveillance at the Clinton Health Access Initiative.
Furthermore, Jehan's professional journey includes valuable experiences such as being a Research Assistant at the International Centre for Evidence in Disability, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, highlighting her diverse skill set and adaptability in different research settings. She has also worked as a Health Systems Associate at Interactive Research and Development, showcasing her versatility in healthcare management.
In addition to her professional roles, Jehan has been involved in research projects focusing on child labor, clinical research, and supporting women's rights initiatives during her tenure as a Research Assistant at the Child Labour Evidence to Action Research Group (CLEAR), McGill University, a Clinical Research Volunteer at The DOvEE Project, and an Intern at the Global Fund for Women, respectively.
Overall, Jehan Ahmed's multifaceted background and extensive experience in public health, research, and healthcare management reflect her passion for making a meaningful impact in the field of global health and well-being.
