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Membership List 2019 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 21 Membership List as of December 3, 2018 Abdallah Jongo, Said Abeyasinghe, Rabindra Abogan, Ayokunle A Ifakara Health Ins tute Romauld Natl Malaria Programme Plot 463, Kiko Ave Mikocheni Technical Offi cer Clinton Health Access Ini a ve Aaskov, John Dares Salaam World Health Organiza on Gaborone Queensland University of Tanzania PO Box 2932 Botswana Technology Work: +255-222-774-714 United Na ons Avenue Work: +26775284102 IHBI, Qld Uni Technol [email protected] Manila, 1000 aabogan@clintonhealthaccess. GPO Box 2434 02/27/2016 Philippines org Brisbane, QLD 4059 Member: STM Work: 639472780970 09/13/2016 Australia I: C rabindraabeyasinghe@gmail. Member: M Work: +61-7-3138-6193 A: C,O,R com Gender: M S: N [email protected] 10/21/2013 I: E,GH C19/GH19 A: A,O 01/01/1993 Member: M S: LOCALGOV Member: HM Abdeta, Tinsae M. Gender: M Gender: M M&E Associate I: C,E Abraham, David I: V Clinton Health Access Ini a ve A: P,O Professor A: A,R,T Kirkos Subcity S: O Thomas Jeff erson University, S: A Addis Ababa, 823 cd1110 MD DTM&H Department of Microbiology PhD FRCPath Ethiopia Abeysinghe, Nihal 233 S 10th St Abaga Ondo, Floren na Work: (617) 735-0243 Ins tute for Research & Philadelphia, PA 19107 Floren no Hospital [email protected] Development United States Equatorial Guinea 09/17/2018 Sri Lanka Work: (215) 503-8917 fl oren [email protected] Member: M [email protected] david.abraham@jeff erson.edu 10/29/2018 Gender: M 10/31/2018 01/01/1983 Member: M I: B,C,E,GH,O,PA_C,PA_M,V Member: M Member: M A: A,C,O,P,R,T Abanda, Ngu Abid, Mustafa Gender: M S: N I: PA_M Mul lateral Ini a ve on Wake Forest University School A: R,T Malaria Society Abdulmajeed, Jazeel of Medicine Manipal Academy of Higher S: A 1630 Wells Branch Pkwy 292A W End Blvd PhD Aus n, TX 78728 Educa on Winston Salem, NC 27101-1234 Abril, Marcelo Claudio United States Manipal Centre for Virus United States Fundación Mundo Sano Work: (808) 304-9017 Research Work: (540) 607-0187 Paraguay 1535 [email protected] Manipal, India 576104 [email protected] India Buenos Aires, 1061 09/26/2013 Work: (906) 069-5136 07/01/2017 Argen na Member: DSTM Member: STM Work: 5411-4872-1333 Gender: M [email protected] Gender: M I: B,C,PA_M 07/04/2018 I: B,C,GH [email protected] A: R Member: M A: P,R 06/28/2017 S: A Gender: M S: A Member: M MSc/V19/GH19 I: C,GH GH19 BS A: A,P,R,T Abashawl, Aida S: N Aboe, Agatha Abubaker, Ahmed 1303 E 35th St Sightsavers East Carolina University Bal more, MD 21218 Abernathy, Roger 3 Wawa Avenue, Densu Point, Doctor Park 6 A United States 5441 Stone Crest Dr N. Dzorwulu Greenville, NC 27834 Work: (410) 502-0008 Manha an, KS 66503-8795 PO Box KIA 18190 Airport United States [email protected] United States Accra Work: (252) 744-5000 [email protected] 12/14/1998 Ghana [email protected] Member: M 09/10/2018 Work: 00233243200449 05/03/2018 I: V,C Member: STM [email protected] Member: M Gender: M A: R,P 07/16/2015 Gender: M I: C,E,GH,PA_C S: A Member: M I: B,C,E,GH,O,PA_C,PA_M,V A: R GH19 Gender: F A: C,P,R,T S: O Abd El Wahed, Ahmed I: C,E,GH,PA_C,O S: A C19/M19/V19/A19/GH19 MD University of Goe ngen A: P Gosslerstr. 66 S: N MBChB DO Goe ngen, 37075 Germany Work: +495513913958 [email protected] 05/02/2013 Member: DSTM Gender: M I: C,GH,V A: R S: S PhD/C19/M19/V19/A19/GH19 22 American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Abubaker, Muna Saleh Saeed Acosta, Alberto M. Adams, John H. Addissie, Adamu University of Salford Medical Director Dis nguished University Professor Addis Ababa University 31 Avonlea Road Travelers Medical Svc of New University of South Florida Coll Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 366 Sale, Cheshire M33 4HY York PC of Pub Hlth Ethiopia United Kingdom 595 Madison Ave 3720 Spectrum Blvd Work: +251911404954 Work: 00447944248966 #1200 Ste 404 [email protected] [email protected]. New York, NY 10022 Tampa, FL 33612 11/08/2017 ac.uk United States United States Member: M 09/22/2018 Work: (212) 230-1010 Work: (813) 974-9916 I: C,GH Member: STM amacosta@travelersmedical. [email protected] A: P,R,T Gender: F com 01/01/1989 S: A I: C 09/21/1995 Member: M Adedeji, Adedayo A: R Member: M Gender: M 101 Lafaye e Ave S: A I: C,O,P I: PA_M M19 Apt 8G A: C A: R Brooklyn, NY 11217 S: A Accrombessi, Manfred Mario S: PR United States Kokou MD PhD PhD FASTMH C: C,I,T,Y C: M Work: (718) 226-2642 Medical Epidemiologist [email protected] Adams, Kelsey L. Clinical Research Ins tute of Acosta, Rebecca Wolfe 05/23/2014 Benin (IRCB) Director PhD Student Member: M 08 BP 841 Cotonou Benin Traveler’s Medical Service Harvard T.H Chan School of Gender: M Cotonou, Li oral 00229 595 Madison Ave Public Health I: C Benin Ste 1200 8-35 Mt Hood Rd A: C Work: 0022966033138 New York, NY 10022 Boston, MA 02135 S: PR [email protected] United States United States C: C,T 11/26/2018 Work: (212) 230-1020 Work: (857) 928-4158 Adedeji, Adekola Member: M rwacosta@travelersmedical. [email protected] Tulane School of Public Hlth Gender: M com 08/30/2018 1440 Canal St Ste 2300 I: C,GH,PA_C 06/29/1999 Member: STM New Orleans, LA 70112 A: R Member: M Gender: F United States S: O Gender: F I: B,C,E,GH Work: (504) 988-3346 Achee, Nicole L. I: C A: R S: S [email protected] Univ of Notre Dame A: A,C,T S: PR 05/18/2018 Department of Biological Adams, Valerie Member: STM RN MPH/C19 Georgia Southern University Sciences C: C,I,M,T,Y Gender: M Eck Ins tute for Global Health 534 Lake No No Rd I: B,C,PA_C,V 239 Galvin Life Science Center Adamou, Hadiara Midway, GA 31320-3698 A: C,O,P,R Notre Dame, IN 46556 Assistant Coordonnateur United States S: O United States Trachome Work: (678) 230-3751 Adegnika, Ayola Akim Work: (574) 631-1561 HKI [email protected] CERMEL [email protected] 352 Park Ave S 09/18/2018 Centre de Recherches Médicales New York, NY 10010 11/04/2002 Member: STM de Lambar Member: M United States Gender: F Lambarene, BP242 Gender: F [email protected] I: B,C,E,PA_C Gabon I: E,GH 09/22/2017 A: R S: A Work: +31 618997891 A: R Member: M [email protected] S: A Gender: F GH19 PhD/A19 S: N 11/13/2016 Addiss, David G. Member: M Acholonu, Alex D.W. Adams, David P. Director, Focus Area for I: C,E,PA_C,PA_M Professor Point University Compassion and Ethics A: C,P,R,T Alcorn State University 534 Lake No No Rd Task Force for Global Health S: N 1000 ASU Dr Midway, GA 31320 1120 Cli on Rd NE M19 #843 United States Atlanta, GA 30307-1230 Adekunle, Adeshina Israel Alcorn State, MS 39096 Work: (912) 655-4649 United States James Cook University United States [email protected] Work: (269) 873-7130 Building 48 Work: (601) 877-6236 02/27/1995 [email protected] AITHM [email protected] Member: M 09/20/2018 Douglas, QLD 4814 11/01/1993 Gender: M Member: M Australia Member: EM I: B,C,E,GH,PA_C Gender: M Work: +61 7 4781 6659 A: A,P,R,T I: P,H A: T [email protected] A: R,T S: A S: N 03/21/2016 S: A PhD MPH MSc Member: DSTM PhD Gender: M I: C,GH,PA_C A: R S: S M19/GH19 2019 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 23 Adelman, Zach N. Adewole, Adefi soye Agampodi, Suneth Agre, Peter C. Texas A&M University Oluwaseun Professor in Community Professor 329A Heep Center African Field Epidemiology Medicine Johns Hopkins University College Sta on, TX 77843 Network (AFENET) Rajarata University of Sri Lanka Bloomberg School of Public United States 50 Haile Selassie Street Asokoro 388/28A, Harischandra Health Work: (979) 458-3107 Abuja, 900231 Mawatha, Stage 1 615 N Wolfe St. [email protected] Nigeria Faculty of Medicine & Allied E5143 08/31/2005 Work: 08032072211 Sciences Bal more, MD 21205-2179 Member: M [email protected] Anuradhapura, 50000 United States Gender: M 10/13/2017 Sri Lanka Work: (443) 287-8745 I: V Member: M Work: +94252226252 [email protected] A: R Gender: M [email protected] 05/08/2009 S: A I: C,E,GH,PA_C,PA_M Member: M PhD/V19/A19 12/01/2016 A: A,C,P,R,T Member: M Gender: M Adenis, Antoine S: N I: C,GH I: PA_M Deputy chief Adhikari, Bipin A: R,T A: R Inserm CIC1424 Mahidol-Oxford Tropical S: A S: A MD CIC An lles Guyane, CH De Medicine Research Unit MBBS MSc Cayenne Balaju Bypass Agarwal, Kokila Aguilar, Patricia V Av Des Famboyants, BP 6006 Kathmandu, Bagma MCHIP/JHPIEGO Assistant Professor Cayenne, 97306 Nepal 1776 Massachuse s Ave, NW Univ of Texas Medical Branch French Guiana Work: +009779841806435 Ste 300 301 University Blvd Work: +594694445025 [email protected] Washington, DC 20036 Galveston, TX 77550 [email protected] 01/18/2017 United States United States 12/02/2013 Member: M Work: (202) 835-3102 Work: (409) 772-2825 Member: M Gender: M [email protected] [email protected] Gender: M I: C,GH 03/14/2014 12/16/2009 I: C A: C,P,R Member: M Member: M A: R S: A Gender: F Gender: F S: O MBBS MCTM MPH I: GH I: V MD C: C,DF,M,P,T A: A,C,P,R,T A: R C: C Adjei, Charles S: N S: A Adeny, Rose Achieng Univ of Ghana DRPH MBBS MPH PhD/V19 Research Assistant United States Agbodji, Ayitevi Agyapong, George US Army Medical Research [email protected] Tulane Univ 71 Montvale Ave Apt 8 Directorate, Kenya 07/30/2018 4937 St Ann St Stoneham, MA 02180-3615 Box 54-40100 Member: M New Orleans, LA 70116 United States Kisumu, Kisumu 40100 United States [email protected] Adu-Gyasi, Dennis Kenya Work: (972) 878-3169 Biomedical Scien st 01/30/2018 Work: +254724930270 [email protected] Member: STM Kintampo Health Research [email protected] 09/04/2018 Gender: M Centre I: C,GH 10/28/2018 KHRC, Box 200 Member: STM Member: M A: C,P,R Kintampo North I: C Gender: F A: C,P,R S: S I: GH Ghana S: A C19/M19/V19/A19/GH19 A: P,R Work: +2336138869 MD/C19
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