Salandini Odong

Salandini Odong is a highly educated professional with a diverse background in project planning, international health, and environmental health science.

Odong holds a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Health Science from Makerere University, a Masters in International Health and Management from the University of Aberdeen, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Project Planning and Management from the Uganda Management Institute.

With a strong history in various roles at Malaria Consortium, Odong has served as the Western Region Coordinator and held positions such as Project Manager, Project Team Leader, Independent International Health Consultant, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer in Mid-Western Uganda, and Communicable Disease Programme Officer.

Prior to Malaria Consortium, Odong worked in roles such as Immunization Project Officer at African Medical and Research Foundation, Emergency Health and Nutrition Programme Assistant at International Medical Corps, and Adolescence Sexual Reproductive Health Project Supervisor at African Medical and Research Foundation.

Odong's experience spans across project management, health consulting, monitoring and evaluation, disease control programs, immunization projects, emergency health, nutrition programs, and sexual reproductive health projects.

With a wealth of experience in various health-related positions and a solid educational foundation, Odong continues to make significant contributions to the field of public health.