2008 American World University (AWU) Ph.D (Counseling Psychology)

Transcription

1 CURRICULUM VITAE DR. JENNIFER RABILO OYIEKE PERSONAL DATA Sex: Female Nationality: Kenyan Date of Birth: 9 th September 1948 Marital Status: Married with Five children Languages spoken: English, Swahili, Luo Address: P.O.Box , Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: Office Fax: Mobile: rabiloj@gmail.com rabiloj@yahoo.com.au royieke@uonbi.ac.ke ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS 2008 American World University (AWU) Ph.D (Counseling Psychology) 2006 American World University (AWU) BScN United States International University Africa M.A Counseling Psychology (Magna Cum) 1998 United States International University Africa Certificate in Chemical Dependency Counseling United States International University Africa B.A Psychology (Magna Cum) University of Nairobi Diploma in Advanced Nursing Private Candidate General Certificate of Education A Level Iterio Mixed Secondary School Cambridge School Certificate PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS 1990: Ministry of Health/AMREF Certificate in Clinical Diagnosis 1990: Ministry of Health Division of Family Health Certificate in Maternal and Child Health and Family Planning 1984: University of Nairobi 1

2 Kenya Registered Community Health Nursing 1985: Ministry of Health- Operation Theatres Certificate in Operation Theatre Technique 1971: Kenya Medical Training College Kenya Registered Midwifery (Distinction) Kenya Medical Training College Kenya Registered Nursing 1999 KPMTCT TOT 2004 Certificate in ARVs Counselling 2005 Certificate in Paediatric HIV Management 2005 Certificate in Updated TOT on PMTCT 2005 Certficate in VCT Certificate TOT Injection Safety Certificate TOT Stigma WORK EXPERIENCE August 2000 to Feb2002 Project Coordinator KPMTCT of HIV Organized, trained twenty health workers and conducted baseline survey before implementing Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) Played leading role in starting the implementation of PMTCT of HIV in two district hospitals (Karatina and Homa-Bay) This involved facility assessment with emphasis on MCH, maternity and pediatric wards. Organized and facilitated the training DHMT members of the two district hospitals as TOTs for the PMTCT. With the help of TOT,facilitated training of 240 PMTCT service providers in the two districts. February, 2002 to date: Lecturer University of Nairobi School of Nursing Sciences Thematic Head ( Midwifery/Obstetrics ) August 2000 Kenya Medical Training College Position: Senior Nursing Officer/Tutor Deputy Head of Midwifery Duties and Responsibilities Planning, co-ordinating, implementing and evaluation of courses for both basic and post-basic Kenya Registered Community Health Nursing students Preparation of academic transcripts for graduates of the faculty Supervision of midwifery Nursing Care Studies Administrative Duties Clinical instruction and supervision of midwifery students during their practicum 2

3 : Kenyatta National Hospital Working in Operating Theatres Kenyatta National Hospital In-Charge Observation Ward Planning and conducting interviews, orientation programs and training activities Planning, organizing and giving classroom instructions to basic and post basic Nursing students Preparation of students masters rotation plan and placement to the clinical areas Supervision of supportive staff Curriculum development and evaluation Provincial General Hospital, Nyanza Nursing Officer in charge, Amenity Ward Kenyatta National Hospital Deputy Nursing Officer in charge of Filter Clinic Provincial General Hospital, Nyeri Nursing Officer in charge of Medical Ward Facilitated in the following: Duties and Responsibilities in the above areas Overall administration of the ward Co-ordination of patient care Guidance and counseling of staff and students Sept-Oct 1998: Critical Incident Debriefing at Operation Recovery for Bomb Blast victims of 7 th August March 1999 Counseling skills for Sudanese Community Health workers at Operation Recovery RESEARCH 1999 Core team member in the National Reproductive Health Needs Assessment (RHNA). The research was designed to accelerate government efforts in improving the Reproductive Health of the population of Kenya with emphasis on reduction of maternal mortality that is currently estimated at ,000 live births. The core team members merged generic Safe Motherhood Needs Assessment guidelines from WHO and UNFPA to adapt to Kenyan needs, then conducted the survey. 3

4 The assessment was conducted in 10 districts sampled from 7 of the 8 provinces in Kenya. The preparations started in August 1999, leading to data collection and entry in December, data analysis and report writing in January The Report on the Reproductive Health Needs Assessment Kenya 1999/2000 First Draft is ready. (MINISTRY OF HEALTH NAIROBI, FEBRUARY 2000 (DRAFT) Ph.D Research Thesis Title - The position of Kenyan Women in negotiating for safer sex within marriage in the context of HIV/AIDS Pandemic in Nairobi Understanding Human Learning. The study was to establish whether it makes any difference to learning when more than one sense modality is employed. Research Hypothesis There is significant difference to learning when presentation is via one sense modality as opposed to three. Result The result indicated that what is seen is learned faster and retained better than what is heard only. The study was carried out in KMTC Nairobi. The subjects were 42 Kenya Registered Community Health Nursing Students Research paper on Prevention of HIV infection. Developed an instrument/questionnaire aimed to study community awareness on HIV/AIDS transmission. MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Member of the Kenya Psychological Association Member of Kenya Association of Professional Counselors Member of Network of AIDS Researchers of Eastern and Southern Africa (NARESA) Member of the National Nurses Association of Kenya Member of DORCAS Society in SDA Church PARTICIPATION IN VOLUNTARY ACTIVITIES October 1998-May 1999 Actively participated in trauma counseling to the August 1998 Nairobi Bomb Blast victims. Member of Nairobi Central Church Choir Offer counseling to patients at Psychiatric Clinic at Kenyatta National Hospital 4

5 CONFERENCES SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS ATTENDED 5 th Nov 23 rd Nov 2007: Advanced Health Research Methods Course (Nairobi CEU Clinical Epidemiology Unit 25 th Nov to 30 th Nov 2007: ( Arusha Tanzania) RATN Training Monitoring and Evaluation Workshop 3 RD 7 TH Sept 2007 : RATN /HEARD M&E Workshop 27 th -31 st March 2006: Trained as TOT JSI Injection Safety 4 July 2004:Facilitated 3 rd TOT PMTCT Namibia Feb 204:Facilitated 2nd TOT PMTCT Namibia Nov 203: Facilitated TOT PMTCT Namibia Sept 2003: ICASA Nairobi Presented a paper on what is discussed in PMTCT of HIV: experience from two rural hospitals Nov 2005: Attended African Midwives Conference in Kampala,Theme HIV/AIDS and Reproductive Health Jul 2002 : Dec 2001 Jul 2001 Nov 1999 Sept 1998 Barcelona XIV International AIDS conference Presented a paper on Knowledge and attitudes of MTCT of HIV among ANC women in Karatina and Homa- bay district hospitals in Kenya Attended ICASA conference in OUGADOUGOU Attended Global AIDS conference in Kampala Facilitated for nurses and midwives workshop on PMTCT Kenyatta National Hospital Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV/AIDS United States International University Africa 1 st National Psychology Conference in Kenya 1993 AMREF Participated in Project Formulation 5 th Sept-18 th Oct 1991 : International Health Programmes Western Consortium For Public Health California, USA Attended and participated in Family Planning Management Training 1989 Attended a workshop on HIV/AIDS at Silver Springs Hotel 1989 Attended a workshop on Theatre Nursing at Serena Hotel 5

6 Published Abstracts 1. Otieno M, Kalibala S, Nduati R, Mbori-Ngacha D, Rutenberg N, Mwai C, Oyieke J, Mboyi D, Ogana S, Owade F, Irungu E, Gichuru M, Nguthi S, Mwangi R, Mwangi E. Experiences with counseling HIV positive mothers about infant feeding in the Kenya prevention of mother-to-child (PMCT) of HIV project. In: 2 nd Counseling conference Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi, 4-6 th September Kalibala S, Rutenberg N, Mwai C, Nduati R Mbori-Ngacha D, Oyieke J, and Muthami L. Emotional needs of mothers seeking MCH and how these needs are being met by existing counseling services at two Kenyan Hospitals prior to interventions to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV. In 3 rd Global strategies conference on the Prevention of MTCT of HIV, Kampala, Uganda, 9-13 th September 2001 Abstract No Rutenberg N, Nduati R Mbori-Ngacha D, Oyieke J, and Muthami L. Kalibala S, Involving men in the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV. In 3 rd Global strategies conference on the Prevention of MTCT of HIV, Kampala, Uganda, 9-13 th September 2001 Abstract No Mwai C, Rutenberg N, Kalibala S, Nduati R Mbori-Ngacha D, Nganda B, Oyieke J, and Muthami L. Provider time for women seeking MCH care in the kenyan Prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMCT) of HIV project: Baseline findings. In: 3 rd Global strategies conference on the Prevention of MTCT of HIV, Kampala, Uganda, 9-13 th September 2001 Abstract No Nduati R, Mbori-Ngacha D, Oyieke J, Maina K, Kamenga C. High antenatal HIV testing does not translate into increased NVP uptake. In international Conference on AIDS and STDs in Africa (ICASA) Nairobi, Kenya 2003N. Rutenberg 1, M. Siwale, C. Kankasa, R. Nduati, D.M. Ngacha, J. Oyieke, S. Geibel. Infant feeding practice falls short of recommendations in pilot PMTCT sites in Zambia and Kenya In: proceedings of the XV International AIDS Conference Bankok, Thailand July [WePeE6837] 7. R.W. Nduati, D. Mbori-Ngacha, J. Oyieke, M. Mwangi, I. Inwani, S. Yonga, G. Nyamongo, J. Kariuki. Challenges of up-scaling PMTCT into routine public health services in Kenya In: proceedings of the XV International AIDS Conference Bankok, Thailand July [ThPeB7092]. 8. R.W. Nduati 1, D. Mbori-Ngacha, S. Kalibala, S. Ogola, J. Oyieke, G. Nyamongo, G. Scott, L. Muthami, N. Rutenberg. Efficacy of PMTCT services in a routine care setting In: proceedings of the XV International AIDS Conference Bankok, Thailand July [B12044]. Other Scientific communication 9. Oyieke JR, Kalibal S, Nduati R, Mbori-Ngacha D, Muthami L, Mwai C, Rutenberg N. The Knowledge, attitude and practice (KAP) of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and its prevention before and after counseling for PMTCT in two Kenyan Hospitals. At the Annual Scientific Conference of the Kenya Obstetrics and Gynaecologic Society, Imperial Hotel, Kisumu 20 th -22 nd Feb Mbori-Ngacha D, Nduati R, Kalibala S, Oyieke J, Mwai C, Rutenberg N. Quality of counseling in a prevention of Mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) pilot site in Kenya. At the Annual Scientific Retreat of the WHO collaborative group at the University of Nairobi, Mayfair Hotel, Nairobi, January

7 11. Otieno M, Kalibala S, Nduati R, Mbori-Ngacha D, Rutenberg N, Mwai C, Oyieke J, Mboyi D, Ogana S, Owade F, Irungu E, Gichuru M, Nguthi S, Mwangi R, Mwangi E. Experiences with counseling HIV positive mothers about infant feeding in the Kenya prevention of mother-to-child (PMCT) of HIV project. In: 2 nd Counseling conference Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi, 4-6 th September Gichuru M, Kalibala S, Nduati R, Mbori-Ngacha D, Rutenberg N, Mwai C, Oyieke J, Mboyi D, Ogana S, Owade F, Irungu E, Otieno M, Nguthi S, Mwangi R, Mwangi E Attempts to involve male partners of mothers receiving counseling in the Kenya prevention of mother-to-child (PMCT) of HIV project. In: 2nd Counseling conference Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi, 4-6th September Oyieke, Jennifer1,3; Nduati, Ruth2,3; Mbori-Ngacha, Dorothy2,3; Mbayaki, Regina3; Musyoka, Raymond3 Evolution of post test clubs (PTC) in the context of programs for prevention of mother to child transmission ( PMTCT). XVII International AIDS Conference Toronto 13th 18th August University of Nairobi School of Nursing Sciences 2University of Nairobi School of Medicine 3Network of AIDS Researchers in Eastern and Southern Africa 21 st October