Michael Nawera Osundwa

2008 – 2009

Kenyatta National Hospital- Nairobi Kenya

House Registrars i.e. at Wards and Clinics

Intern

• Patient Management under supervision
• Patient Management presentation to consultants at major ward rounds.
• Preparation of patients to Minor and major Surgeries

2010-2011

Provide international Healthcare

Manager

Clinician in Charge

• Diagnosis and treatment of ailments
• Performing Minor Surgeries
• Budgeting and Procurement of Medical Supplies

2012 – 2013

Diani Beach Hospital – South Coast Mombasa, Kenya.

Director

Clinician at Main Hospital and Manager for Base Titanium Trauma Clinic Subsidiary

• Emergency Response and Trauma Management at Base Titanium Subsidiary Clinic in Kwale County.
• Budgeting and Procurement of Supplies from main hospital.
• Preparing major trauma clients for evacuation and admission to Hospitals.
• Screening and validation of insurance medical claims.

2013 – 2014

Africa Project Kenya-Malindi, Kenya

Director

In charge- Chest clinic

• General Clinician
• Management of TB-Lungs, Multi Drug Resistance TB and Comorbidities’ i.e. HIV and Opportunistic Diseases
• Preparation of Monthly reports for MOH

2015 to Date.

Kibabii University- Bungoma, Kenya.

Deputy Senior Clinical Officer

General Clinician

• Diagnosis and treatments of ailments.
• Coordinator Drug sensitive and Drug resistant TB Management

2017

Lead project officer

• Schedule formulation
• Data Collection & Analysis
• Presentation to the Panel for approval & Retention to University Library archives.

Project Title: Analysis of the Seven Health System pillars in Kenya; A Case of Bungoma County Referral Hospital.

N/A

2018

Assistant Project officer

• Liaison and facilitation in acquiring committal letters from partner research institution.
• Research on Universal healthcare gaps and formulation of ICT Application solutions

Project Title: MOBILE APPLICATION FOR ENHANCED AND SUSTAINABLE HEALTH DELIVERY IN KENYA. NB: The project is at its initial proposal stage and awaiting communication from the National Research Fund Office.

Ksh. 20,000,000