I am a public health professional with training in nursing and public health, currently working as a Project Officer with the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) in Meghalaya. I hold a B.Sc. in Nursing from Padmashree Group of Institutions, Bangalore (2014) and a Master of Public Health from Padmashree School of Public Health, Bangalore (2017). My work focuses on health systems strengthening, community health, and improving access to quality healthcare services.
I have several years of experience in public health research and field program implementation. Previously, I served as a Research Officer and Field Coordinator at the Indian Institute of Public Health, Shillong, where I coordinated large-scale field activities, trained research teams, and contributed to data analysis for studies on vaccine refusal and malaria epidemiology in Meghalaya. I am currently involved in the ADARSH project, supporting program implementation and field coordination.
My professional development includes UGC-NET qualification (2021) and multiple trainings such as Basic Life Support (BLS), NQAS training, NIH Web-Based Ethics Training, and Management of Public Health Emergencies at NEIGRIHMS (2024). I have also presented research at national conferences, including IPHACON 2024, and actively engage in community awareness and capacity-building initiatives related to nutrition, food safety, and disease prevention.