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This letter is to express my interest to be admitted for the 2019 edition of the Afya Bora Consortium Fellowship in Global Health Leadership program. I am a holder of a master’s degree in public health with major in Epidemiology. I Graduated from the Catholic University of Central Africa in Yaoundé Cameroon. In view to set a new direction for public health research, while leading change in research priorities, I deemed necessary to apply for this program. I have had experience within the field of Immunization, Disease surveillance, monitoring and supervision of some major public health programs. As a young public health professional, I volunteered for a year at the regional delegation for public health in the Northwest region of Cameroon. I …show more content…

I well managed 44 public health professionals thereby making me work with pressure linking the students to the student, the school administration, and third parties. Serving in the capacity of an assistant researcher to the program coordinator for MPH in Epidemiology puts me in position to mentor younger grads, this entails a strong base in scientific research, method, and methodology that I could gain by attaining this program. I strongly believe collaborating with experienced professors in my country molds me for a brilliant public health career but attaining the AfyaBora leadership program would increase my international collaboration improve my research skill, broaden my knowledge in environmental threads associated with air pollution. My scientific publication by Lambert Academic Publisher in 2017 ISBN: 3330317655 is a leading move but I know I need more experience in the domain of scientific writing to improve on quality and frequency of subsequent publication. This sets amongst my priorities to assist younger research during their undergrads and grads

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Since coming to State Office, I have had the opportunity to gain valuable experience within the Policy Unit. As the CSE Manager 1 of the Policy/Quality Control/Non-IV-D and Central Registry that knowledge could be put to work for Child Support Enforcement. In addition, I would have the new opportunity of using prior management experience to further the agency. With this letter, it is my hope to illustrate that I am not only the best candidate for the job because I can do it; I am the best candidate, because I have successfully performed many of the tasks which are led by this position. Here are a few examples of those tasks: • I have worked to Implement Legislation passed during the 2012, 2013 and 2014 Legislative Sessions, which required

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