| 2012 -2013
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Chief or Health and Nutrition, United Nations, Philippines
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| 2010 -2010
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Consultant for the World Health Organization: Development of a Health System Crisis Preparedness Tool.
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| 2010 -2010
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Consultant for the World Health Organization: Assessment of health system crisis preparedness in Kazakhstan
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| 2010 -2012
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Regional Mother and Newborn Specialist (South Asia), United Nations
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| 2009 -2009
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Consultant for the World Health Organization: Development of technical training materials and assisting with the delivery of 3 training workshops for H1N1 hospital emergency preparedness with a particular focus on pandemic influenza in Albania, Moldova and Kyrgyzstan. Health assessment in Kyrgyzstan.
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| 2009 -2009
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Key Speaker at two World Bank Videoconferences on Hospital Preparedeness in disaster situations with focus on H1N1 including participants from all Balkan countries, Russia and Central Asia and the U.S.
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| 2009 -2010
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Clinical work (OBGYN) at Mundakayam Medical Trust Hospital (MMT), South India
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| 2009 -2009
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Fellow (OBGYN) at Cairo University/ KasrAlainy School of Medicine/ Egypt
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| 2008 -2009
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Venia Docendi in OBGYN; OBGYN Consultant Specialist
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| 2007 -2008
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Resident/ training post in Obstetrics and Gynecology/ Research fellow at Tumaini University/ Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre, Tanzania, East Africa
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| 2007 -2007
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Consultant for the World Health Organization working on Maternal and Newborn Health issues
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| 2007 -2008
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Inclusion in the WHO Humanitarian Emergency Roster as a Mother and Newborn Health specialist
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| 2007 -2007
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World Health Organisation, Public Health Pre-Deployment Course, Moscow, Russian Federation
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| 2006 -2007
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Research Fellow at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia/Center of Diabetes and Endocrine Research (CDER), Brisbane, Australia; focus on Diabetes in Pregnancy/ Regulation and effects of Placental Growth Hormone (PGH)
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| 2005
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Relief work after the Tsunami disaster in Tamil Nadu/ South India
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| 2004 -2006
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Resident/ training post in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Medical University of Graz
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| 2004
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Research activites in the field of maternal deaths and extrauterine pregnancies in East Africa within the scope of cooperative research activities between the Medical University of Graz/Austria and a Health Center in Tanzania/ East Africa; since 2002 work as a project co-ordinator for relief for an Austrian Non - governmental organisation in Tanzania
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| 2001 -2002
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"Postgraduate Master in International Humanitarian Aid" studying at the University College Dublin, the Ruhr University Bochum and the Université de Louvain in Brussels. Focus on International Law, Health care in disaster situations, Geopolitics, Epidemiology and Public Health. "Field Visit" to Beirut/ Libanon
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| 2000 -2004
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House Officer posts held at the following hospitals in the UK/ Scotland: Monklands Hospital, Wishaw General Hospital, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Ninewells Hospital, Vale of Leven District General Hospital Alexandria, Western General Hospital Edinburgh, Glasgow Royal Infirmary; in Austria: Landeskrankenhaus Voitsberg, Deutschlandsberg, Universitätsklinikum Graz
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| 2000
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Medical degree
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| 1999
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Clinical elective in Abeokuta/ Nigeria
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| 1999 -2000
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Studying medicine at the Universidad de Barcelona/ Spain
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| 1998
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Assisting Aid projects in Cuenca/ Ecuador
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| 1997
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Assisting Aid projects in Tamil Nadu/ South India
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