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MEET OUR TEAM
Kennedy Ojuku is a dynamic Communications and Advocacy Coordinator at Justice and Mercy (JAM) Community Integrated Project. With a passion for storytelling and social justice, he plays a pivotal role in shaping the organization's communication strategies, amplifying community voices, and driving advocacy efforts for positive change.
Kennedy specializes in media engagement, public relations, and digital advocacy, ensuring that JAM’s mission and impact reach diverse audiences. His expertise in strategic messaging, stakeholder engagement, and campaign management enables him to effectively champion human rights, social equity, and community empowerment. Through his work, Kennedy is committed to fostering meaningful dialogue and influencing policies that uplift and transform marginalized communities.
Monica is an accomplished nurse with over 20 years of extensive experience in the healthcare field. Currently serving at St. Elizabeth Swindon Hospital, Monica is a licensed nurse recognized by the Kenya Nursing Council. Her career has included significant roles at Ulanda Health Centre and Luciel Health Clinic, among other esteemed health facilities.
With a deep commitment to patient care and a wealth of clinical knowledge, Monica has consistently demonstrated her dedication to improving health outcomes for her patients. Her extensive experience enables her to provide compassionate and effective care, making her a trusted advocate for those she serves. Monica's passion for nursing and her commitment to professional excellence continue to drive her contributions to the healthcare community.
Celine is a dedicated healthcare professional with a strong background in clinical medicine and surgery. She embarked on her career as a Clinical Officer at Kisii Training and Referral Hospital, where she played a pivotal role in delivering direct patient care, managing emergency responses, and conducting health education initiatives. Her commitment to improving patient outcomes and her ability to thrive in high-pressure environments have been hallmarks of her work.
Currently, Celine serves as a Clinical Officer at JAM’s St. Elizabeth Swindon Clinic, where she continues to provide exceptional medical care to her patients. Her expertise, compassion, and dedication to health education make her a valued member of the healthcare community. Celline’s unwavering commitment to improving the well-being of others underscores her passion for medicine and her drive to make a meaningful impact in the field.
Sylvester is a highly skilled Medical Laboratory Technologist with approximately five years of experience in diagnostic laboratory services. Currently serving at St. Elizabeth Swindon Hospital, Sylvester plays a vital role in conducting accurate laboratory tests, analyzing samples, and supporting clinical diagnoses to ensure high-quality patient care.
Registered with the Kenya Medical Laboratory Technicians and Technologists Board (KMLTTB), Sylvester has built a strong foundation in medical laboratory science through his previous roles at St. Joseph Omboo Mission Hospital and Migori County Referral Hospital. His expertise spans clinical chemistry, hematology, microbiology, and parasitology, with a commitment to adhering to strict laboratory Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Edward Ouma Owiti is a dedicated Pharmaceutical Technologist at St. Elizabeth Swindon Hospital, where he leverages over three years of experience in both community and hospital pharmacy settings. He holds a diploma from the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) and gained valuable hands-on experience during his internship at Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital. Edward has developed a strong foundation in key areas such as compounding, prescription handling, and inventory management, utilizing First-In-First-Out (FIFO) and First-Expired-First-Out (FEFO) methodologies.
Edward is passionate about patient-centered care and is committed to empowering individuals to understand medication adherence, enabling them to take control of their health. He is a strong advocate for rational dispensing practices and actively works to combat antimicrobial resistance through responsible prescribing and dispensing. As a member of the Kenya Pharmaceutical Association and a stakeholder with the Pharmacy and Poisons Board of Kenya, he stays informed about industry developments and contributes to shaping pharmaceutical policy.
Loice Omollo is a dedicated and experienced accountant at St. Elizabeth Swindon Hospital, bringing over seven years of expertise in the finance sector. With a Bachelor of Commerce in Finance and a certification as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Loice has developed a robust skill set that encompasses financial analysis, budgeting, and regulatory compliance.
At St. Elizabeth Swindon Hospital, Loice plays a pivotal role in managing financial operations, ensuring accuracy in financial reporting, and providing strategic insights that support the hospital's mission of delivering quality healthcare. Her analytical skills and attention to detail enable her to navigate complex financial challenges effectively, contributing to the hospital's financial health and sustainability.
Brian is a skilled Medical Laboratory Technologist with five years of experience in the healthcare sector. Currently working at St. Elizabeth Swindon Hospital in Sikri, Brian is a proud graduate of Kenya Medical Training College, Nyeri Campus.
Throughout his career, he has gained valuable experience at various healthcare facilities, including Awasi Catholic Mission Health Centre and Sare Medical Centre. Brian is dedicated to providing high-quality laboratory services, ensuring accurate and timely diagnostic results that are crucial for patient care.
With a strong commitment to professional growth and excellence, Brian continually seeks to enhance his skills and contribute to the advancement of medical laboratory practices. His passion for healthcare and meticulous attention to detail make him an invaluable member of the healthcare team.
Renold is a dedicated Health Records and Information Officer at St. Elizabeth Swindon Hospital with three years of professional experience in health data management. As a registered member of the HRIM Board, Renold has consistently demonstrated expertise in maintaining accurate patient records and supporting data-driven decision-making processes. His commitment to improving health information systems has significantly contributed to enhanced operational efficiency and patient care quality in the healthcare sector.
With a strong focus on accuracy and integrity, Renold is passionate about leveraging health data to drive improvements in healthcare delivery. His proactive approach and attention to detail make him a valuable asset to the hospital.