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Public Health professional with experience in various field of public health and social development, passionate about evidence-informed public health practice and policymaking, having research interest on the non-communicable disease, community health and application of new media/technology in public health, advocating health for all and good global health governance at the national and international platform.
Kiran Paudel is an early career public health researcher graduated from Institute of Medicine , Tribhuvan University , Nepal.
Mr. Paudel is highly motivated, young and outcome oriented, diligent public health researcher having experience in the field of public health, health research project, scientific writing, data analysis and publication with ability to work independently or in a team. He is currently working in researches focusing on HIV, Non-Communicable Disease(NCD), substance-abuse and mental health.
Sandesh Bhusal is a highly motivated, young, and result-driven public health professional having experience in the field of public health, health research projects, scientific writing, and publications with an ability to work independently or in a team environment.
His research primarily focuses on non-communicable diseases and mental health.
Dr. Ashes Rijal is a promising young doctor with a graduate MBBS degree from Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, Kathmandu, Nepal.
Dr. Rijal is a young fervent and conscientious clinician/researcher who believes in evidence-based care for individuals as it impacts public health in the long run. He has worked as a medical officer and incharge of a primary health center thriving in the imposed role as a community and health leader, noticeably during the COVID-19 pandemic. Further along, he has experience in the field of clinical and public health research, pulmonology and critical care, and infectious and tropical diseases. He believes in community-based research to bring in cost and time effective solutions for prevailing community health concerns.”
Milan Thapa is an early career, motivated and conscientious public health professional having experience in the field of public health, health research, scientific writing and Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E).
Milan is adept at teamwork and experienced in several community health programs, focusing on nutrition, Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs), gender studies and health communication. His interests extend in policies, governance and diplomacy around health issues.
Nehal Sharma is a public health student with a strong interest in health equity, social justice, and community-based interventions. She is passionate about addressing systemic barriers to healthcare access and aspires to contribute to building inclusive and evidence-informed health systems. Her academic journey is fueled by curiosity, compassion, and a desire to create meaningful impact through research, advocacy, and collaboration.
