ANAELIA SIYA TEMU

• Accelerated project management schedules by closely collaborating with IVB/Health Emergencies staff and multiregional and cross-national WHO departments, expediting 3+ roadmap schedules: Zika, Rift Valley Fever, Lassa Fever, and Nipah virus
• Converged multidisciplinary efforts by facilitating and coordinating informational circulation between experts and collaborators to propel trajectory of Baseline Situation Analyses (BSAs) for 3 virus types: Zika, Rift Valley Fever, and Pathogen X
• Successfully supported WHO’s R&D blueprint teamwork by unifying efforts between consultants and external partners to the department
• Drafted contracts with consultants and other partners to entrench agreement protocols and charter path towards service completion and deliverables
• Provided data management skills in the wake of 2018-2020 Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo by regularly updating Monitored Emergency Use of Unregistered and Investigational Interventions (MEURI), proofreading disease spreadsheets, and securing visibility towards clarifying pandemic-remedy and assistance action steps
• Partnered with the IVB and R&D BluePrint teams in response to COVID-19/2019 SARS-CoV-2 pandemic via partnership with clinical partners and WHO therapeutic-technical staff, integrating multidisciplinary teams, and redirecting expertise towards medical solutions and actions
• Fostered cohesion across multidisciplinary participants in the 1st face-to-face Zika Roadmap Task Force meeting in Geneva, 2019, via intricate meeting planning arrangements, enabling of holistic organization-wide understanding, chartering key expectations, and pathways
• This was done through continuous and successful collaboration with colleagues in other teams to facilitate good communication and coordinate joint projects
• Helped lead the response to an urgent request for bridge funding assistance for Nigerian 2019 Lassa Fever outbreak by moderating discussion channels whilst taking point on ground-team communications, ensuring proper mediation and forethought for future decision-making.

• Supervised safety monitoring and response work, reviewing diverse research projects monthly, in-depth
• Developed emergent ‘improved practice’ briefs for HIV/Key populations department in response to newly reported adverse events
• Leveraged expertise to identify most threatening issues and complications of wound care, pain control, as well as other key mental and physical health problems correlated with voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC)
• Collaborated with technical officer to collect regular, rigorous data on serious adverse events associated with VMMC
• Worked with team to analyze data using insights to publish state-of-the-art VMMC safety considerations via successful collaboration with teams of WHO specialists from Global Essential/Emergency Surgery and Infection prevention and Control units
• Identified and seized strategic opportunities to integrate VMMC surgical care into national surgical units within 15 eastern and southern African countries.

• Conducted teaching ward rounds with around 20 national medical staff in Kodok County Hospital, serving a catchment area of 75,000 with a locally (displaced) population in the Northern region of South Sudan.
• Directed and supervised Pediatric International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) team to ensure over 400+ children on average per month received quality medical care and attention
• Analyzed morbidity and mortality trends of weekly patients in-depth to quantify hospital capacity
• Trained 20+ Medical Assistants and clinical officers hands-on in diagnostics and ensured 100% compliance with IMCI and WHO treatment guidelines
• Provided crucial and supportive hospital management skills on an ad hoc basis in the absence of the Hospital Project manager
• Provided trauma triage, care and management of weapon-wounded victims of war received at the hospital during the entire mission.

• Supported clinical management of pediatric programs hospital-wide
• Provided maternal, pediatric, and neonatal HIV/AIDS care and treatment support, including integrative health system support for HIV program now known as Elimination of Mother to Child Transmission (EMCT)
• Forged strong collaborations with national counterparts to provide general pediatric and neonatal medical care
• Delivered comprehensive practice training to 10+ pediatric and neonatal clinical assistants and interns.

•Co-authored the KCMC Hospital Pediatric Management Schedule, 7th Edition.
• Facilitated regional training workshops on Maternal and Child Health are and Continuous Medical
Education (CME) outreach programs organized by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.
• Was part of a flying doctor’s outreach team with the African Medical Research Foundation (AMREF),
providing much needed community maternal and child health care and support in rural and extremely
remote health centers in Northern Tanzania where minimal facilities are available.
• Participated in monthly regional outreach services with the Continuous Pediatric Education Program
(CPEP) to health care providers in the Northern Region of Tanzania
• Co-founded a team of doctors at KCMC providing peritoneal dialysis services for Pediatric patients with
renal complications.
• Received Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) funding to train as a four-year pediatric
resident (MMED) at KCMC. While here, I coordinated the first Adolescent HIV Clinic, which is still
running to date and funded by EGPAF. KCMC’s teen HIV clinics have expanded to the entire Kilimanjaro
region including seven other district hospitals in northern Tanzania.
• Supervised the provision of mental health and psychosocial support and care for adolescents and youth in
monthly "teen HIV clinic" held on Saturdays to avoid conflict with school-going.

• Mentored and trained 3rd, 4th and 5th year medical students during their clinical rotations.
• Supervised and taught general pediatric and neonatal lecturers to 5th year medical students.