Dr. Ifeanyi M. Nsofor
Ifeanyi is a public health physician, project manager, behavioral science researcher and global health equity advocate. With over 140 published articles in outlets like the Lancet, Al Jazeera and NPR. He has led 30+ research projects across West Africa. Recognized as one of the top 100 most influential Africans in 2020. He played a key role in evaluating the African Union’s response to the Ebola outbreak. A two-time TEDx speaker, two-time MOTH storyteller, and Senior New Voices Fellow at the Aspen Institute. Ifeanyi is dedicated to advancing equity health leadership globally. He is a member of the Global Fellows Advisory Board at the Atlantic Institute, Rhodes Trust, Oxford.
Testimonials
I had an opportunity to study with Dr. Ifeanyi at the University of Oxford’s Global Health Summer School. I was soon struck by Ifeanyi’s wit and intelligence and his in-depth knowledge of public health issues. He was very professional and knowledgeable when answering our questions, but also a great person to be around, huge sense of humour and personal culture. Since attending the school I have often been in touch with Ifeanyi, as we both work in international development. Ifeanyi is truly passionate about his profession and I have no doubt that he would make a great addition to any team that needs a quality medical/public health professional.
Dr. Nsofor, or Ifeanyi, as we’ve come to know him, was an inspiration to our class. We studied Strategic Frameworks for Non-Governmental Organizations (Harvard Kennedy School of Government), and Ifeanyi was one of our most respected collegues. His insights were highly valued, and his outstanding contributions to our class clearly demonstrated his dedication to the work he performs. It is a great pleasure to have the opportunity to endorse him as an example of excellence.
Dr. Ifeanyi successfully completed his Masters in Community Health at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. I was his tutor and the Director of the Masters. Dr. Ifeanyi was an excellent and thoughtful students who actively contributed to class debates on a range of issues. He undertook successfully qualitative primary research on HIV in Zambia for his dissertation project.
Address
Maryland, USA
@ekemma
i.nsofor@atlanticfellows.org