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Curriculum Vitae- Dr. Timothy Nduhukire CURRICULUM VITAE- DR. TIMOTHY NDUHUKIRE PERSONAL INFORMATION Name Timothy Nduhukire Address Box 317. Kabale Mobile +256-782841235 E-mail(s) [email protected] Date of birth 19th July, 1982 Marital status Married WORK EXPERIENCE Dates April 2017 to Lecturer (Pediatrics and Child Health) Kabale University-Uganda date Ag. Head of Department, Pediatrics and Child Health, Kabale University School of Medicine January -2016– Pediatrician Mayanja Memorial Hospital-Mbarara March 2017 October 2010 Medical Officer, Strengthening Uganda’s System to Treat AIDS Nationally (SUSTAIN) Kabale – August 2012 Regional Referral Hospital 2008-2010 Medical Officer, Joint Clinical Research Center (JCRC) Kabale Regional Center of Excellence 2007-2008 Medical Officer, Rugarama Hospital, Kabale 2006-2007 Pre-registration (Internship), Kabale Regional Referral Hospital /Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital EDUCATION 2012- 2015 Master of Medicine (Pediatrics & Child Health), Mbarara University of Science & Technology 2011-2012 CDC-MakSPH Fellowship in Continuous Quality Improvement ( Fellow ) 2001-2006 Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery, Mbarara University of Science & Technology 1999-2000 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education, Kigezi High School 1995-1998 Uganda Certificate of Education, Kigezi High School 1988-1994 Primary Leaving Examination Certificate, Kigezi High School Primary PUBLICATIONS 1 CURRICULUM VITAE- DR. TIMOTHY NDUHUKIRE 1. Predictors of in-hospital mortality among under-five children with severe acute malnutrition in South-Western Uganda (Under publication). Professional UgandaMedical Membership Association UgandaPediatrics Association OTHER TRAININGS SUMMARY OF ON JOB TRAININGS ATTAINED Certificate in Helping Babies Breath (TOT): Mbarara University of Science and Technology Simulation Center Certificate in Data Management and Analysis: Mbarara University of Science and Technolgy, CAMTECH program Certificate in Micro research: Mbarara University Certificate in Inter professional training in HIV (TOT) Training in HIV/TB Co management by Makerere, Mbarara University Joint AIDS program (MJAP) Training in Routine Counselling and Testing by MJAP Training in Comprehensive Nutrition for Persons Living with HIV/AIDs by NULIFE program. Training in Palliative care for persons living with HIV/AIDS by Hospice Uganda 2 CURRICULUM VITAE- DR. TIMOTHY NDUHUKIRE Update trainings for Clinicians dealing with HIV/AIDS patients by JCRC & University of Wisconsin Training in Comprehensive HIV Management by Ministry of Health, Uganda Training in Paediatric HIV management by Ministry of Health, Uganda Training in Quality improvement by the Ministry of Health, Uganda PREVIOUS RESEARCH INVOLVEMENT Led a Quality improvement project on “Improving the Tuberculosis completion rate at Kabale Regional Referral Hospital” in South Western Uganda. Principal investigator on a study done in Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital on ‘In-hospital mortality and its associated factors in children 6 months to 5 years admitted with severe malnutrition at Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital. Participated as a Focal person at Kabale Regional Center of Excellence, in the Joint Clinical Research Centre (JCRC) Children’s study (JCS) in 2009/2010 on “Response to Antiretroviral Therapy of HIV Type 1- Infected Children in Urban and Rural Settings of Uganda” as a focal person for Kabale Regional Centre of Excellence. This Published study was done to ascertain and compare the response to antiretroviral therapy (ART) among urban versus rural children and the factors associated with this response. Participated as a Trial Physician in the “Europe Africa Research Network for Evaluation of Second line Therapy” (EARNEST) study run by JCRC as the Trial physician at Kabale Regional Centre of Excellence. This published research studied responses to 2nd line Anti Retroviral therapy in resource limited settings. GRANT AWARDS Prevalence of Obesity and associated factors among Primary school going Children in Mbarara Municipality, Southwestern Uganda (Award by Micro Research Canada) (Priciple Investigator) Prevalence and associated factors of alzheimer’s disease and related dementias in communities of Kigezi region, south western Uganda” ( Award by the Fogarty International Center of the National Institutes of Health) (Co Investigator) 3 CURRICULUM VITAE- DR. TIMOTHY NDUHUKIRE Referees 1. Dr. Sam Tumwesigire Kabale University School of Medicine MBChB, M. Med (Pediatrics &Child Health) Tel :+256772432113 [email protected], DEAN, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE –Kabale University 2. Prof Joy Kwesiga, Kabale University PhD Tel: +256772485267 [email protected], VICE CHANCELLOR- Kabale University 3. Dr Joseph Ngonzi MBChB MMed (Obs&Gyn) PhD Tel: +256 703818336 [email protected] Deputy Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Mbarara University of Science and Technology 4 .
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