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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE PROFESSOR GEORGE A.O. MAGOHA MBS, EBS, CBS, EGH, MBBS, FKNAS, FWACS, FICS, FCS (ECSA), FAAS, FMCS (Urol.) CABINET SECRETARY MINISTRY OF EDUCATION REPUBLIC OF KENYA AND PROFESSOR OF SURGERY & CONSULTANT UROLOGIST At the University of Nairobi College of Health Sciences 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................... 2 PERSONAL DATA ............................................................................................. 4 PERSONAL STATEMENT .................................................................................. 5 EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND ....................................................................... 21 ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS ........................................................................ 22 PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL REGISTRATION .................................................... 23 HONOURS AND AWARDS ............................................................................... 23 ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL SURGICAL CAREER .................................... 24 SOME SELECTED INTERNATIONAL HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS ENGAGEMENTS AS VICE CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 2005- 2015 ....................................................................................................... 25 ACHIEVEMENTS OVER THE LAST FIVE YEARS AS PRESIDENT OF ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL COUNCILS OF AFRICA (AMCOA) – 2013-201845 ACHIEVEMENTS OVER THE LAST NINE YEARS AS CHAIRMAN OF THE MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS AND DENTISTS BOARD OF KENYA (MPDBK) – 2009-2018 .............................................................................................. 47 ACHIEVEMENTS OVER THE LAST TEN YEARS AS VICE CHANCELLOR, UNIVESITY OF NAIROBI, 2005-2015 ....................................................... 49 CLINICAL RESPONSIBILITIES AT KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL ............... 51 ADMINISTRATIVE AND ACADEMIC RESPONSIBILITIES AS CHAIRMAN OF ..... 52 THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY AND AS PROFESSOR OF ...... 52 SURGERY ...................................................................................................... 52 ADMINISTRATIVE AND ACADEMIC RESPONSIBILITIES AS DEAN OF THE ...... 52 FACULTY OF MEDICINE FROM 2000 TO 2001 .............................................. 52 ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES AS THE PRINCIPAL OF THE COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI (2001-2002) ............................................................................................ 53 ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES AS DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR IN CHARGE OF ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF54 NAIROBI........................................................................................................ 54 B. ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES SPECIFIC TO THE UNIVERSITY OF ............ 55 NAIROBI COUNCIL, 2000-DATE .................................................................... 55 OTHER SERVICES TO THE UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI COUNCIL ..................... 57 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS AND CONFERENCES ATTENDED .................................................................... 61 SOME SELECTED LOCAL UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT AND COUNCIL SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS ATTENDED .................................................. 63 SOME SPECIFIC CONFERENCES OF INTEREST 1983-1994: ........................... 67 SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS ATTENDED DURING 1995 ......... 68 CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS ATTENDED IN 1996 ..................................... 69 CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS ATTENDED IN 1997 ..................................... 70 CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS ATTENDED IN 1998 ..................................... 70 CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS ATTENDED IN1999 ...................................... 71 SOME SELECTED ACADEMIC CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS ATTENDED IN 2000-2004 .............................................................................................. 72 UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING ....................................................................... 73 POST GRADUATE TEACHING AND SUPERVISION ........................................... 73 2 OTHER ACADEMIC RESPONSIBILITIES AT THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY ............................................................................................... 74 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS AND GRANTS .......................................................... 87 RESEARCH COLLABORATION ........................................................................ 87 NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LAUNCHES FOR DRUGS USED FOR TREATMENT OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION ............................................ 87 EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES .................................................................. 89 REFEREES .................................................................................................... 90 3 CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL DATA NAME: GEORGE ALBERT OMORE MAGOHA DATE OF BIRTH: 2ND JULY, 1952 PLACE OF BIRTH: KISUMU, KENYA NATIONALITY: KENYAN MARITAL STATUS: MARRIED TO DR. (MRS.) O. B. MAGOHA CHILDREN: DR. MICHAEL AUGUSTUS MAGOHA LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, KISWAHILI, LUHYA, LUO COUNTRIES VISITED: AUSTRALIA, BRAZIL, BELGIUM, BENIN, BURUNDI, CANADA, CAMEROON, CHINA, CUBA, CZECH REPUBLIC, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO, DENMARK, EGYPT, ETHIOPIA, FRANCE, GABON, GERMANY, GHANA, HONG KONG,INDIA, ITALY, IRELAND, ISRAEL,IVORY COAST, JAPAN, LESOTHO, LIBYA, LUXEMBERG, MAURITIUS, MOZAMBIQUE, NAMIBIA, NIGERIA, NETHERLANDS, PERU, QATAR, RWANDA, SENEGAL, SIERRA LEONE, SUDAN, SWAZILAND, SWEDEN, SOUTH AFRICA, SPAIN, SWITZERLAND, TANZANIA, TOGO,THAILAND,TUNISIA, TURKEY, UGANDA, UNITED ARABA EMIRATES, UNITED KINGDOM, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, RUSSIA, ZAMBIA, ZIMBABWE FORMER ADMINISTRATIVE CHAIRMAN KENYA NATIONAL POSITION: EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (KNEC) – 2016 – 2019 CHAIRMAN KENYA MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS AND DENTISTS BOARD – 2009 - 2019 PRESIDENT, ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL COUNCILS OF AFRICA (AMCOA) – 2013- 2018 4 VICE-CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI - 2005-2015 CURRENT ADMINISTRATIVE CABINET SECRETARY, POSITION: MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, REPUBLIC OF KENYA. PERSONAL STATEMENT Professionally, I am a top-grade Professor of Urological and Transplant Surgery since 2000 at the University of Nairobi trained in Nigeria, Ghana, Ireland and United Kingdom. I am further trained in Executive Management at Stanford University. I also attended the Harvard Ministerial Leadership Programme, Harvard Business School, Harvard University in 2019. My cutting-edge original research on prostate, penile, and testicular cancer, erectile dysfunction and circumcision among others continue to positively impact on my international colleagues and Global thematic area. Administratively, I am a firm, hands-on and results oriented transformative leader practicing professionalism, team work and team spirit rather than command and control. I was the Chairman of the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) for three years (2016 – 2019) where through my transformative leadership, I restored sanity and examination credibility. I brought reforms in the management of examinations that saw the introduction of measures that curtailed the massive irregularities that had been witnessed in the examination circles for close to a decade. 5 I have ten years’ experience as Vice Chancellor University of Nairobi having been the very first public servant to be competitively appointed in January 2005 in Kenya. I formed a synergistic team based entirely on merit and ability to produce results completely devoid of ethnic considerations. As team leader we formulated the first ever strategic plan for the University of Nairobi which was revised twice during my tenure. This formed the basis of complete reorganization of all University systems commencing with prudent computerized financial management, right sizing of units, staff, students, ISO certification, Rapid Result Initiatives (RRI), Performance Contracting, formulation and implementation of various University policies and the mainstreaming of Research and Innovation and Student Affairs among many others. Strict financial, staff, and student discipline together with various operational strategies resulted in the smooth running of the University for ten years of my stewardship without loss of time for the first time in history. At national level as chairman of Vice Chancellors Committee I dealt with national academic and staff labour issues through Inter University Councils Consultative Forum (IPUCCF) of the Federation of Kenya Employers. Professionally I have been a member of the Medical practitioners and Dentists Board since 1999 and Chairman since 2009 to 2019. During this period I established extensive international Academic and Management Linkages and Networks having visited over one hundred Universities during the ten years as Vice Chancellor. This Transformative leadership resulted in the increased visibility and internationalization of the university which has been top in the region for several years and was number 7 in Africa and 855 in the world according to Webometrics Rankings of January 2015 at the completion of my term as Vice Chancellor. 6 Internationally my leadership qualities were recognized by the Association of African Universities (AAU) where I have been the longest serving member of the Governing Board in history 2005 to 2017, Vice President and President, member of the Global Council of Confucius Institute representing Africa in Beijing China where again am the longest serving member , Chairman of African Network for Scientific and Technological Institutions (ANSTI) Governing Board from
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