CURRICULUM VITAE DR. WYCKLIFFE KAISHA OTSIANYI. MBchB (UON), MMed (Surg) Box , Nairobi-Kenya. Tel:

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE DR. WYCKLIFFE KAISHA OTSIANYI MBchB (UON), MMed (Surg) Box , Nairobi-Kenya. Tel:

2 Table of contents 1. Personal details Education/Qualifications Teaching experience.3 4. Student supervision.4 a. Supervision of post-graduate projects..4 b. Supervision of undergraduate projects.4 c. Ongoing post-graduate supervision Academic publications.5 a. Refereed journal articles..5 b. Published case reports.6 c. Thesis Papers in conferences, workshops, seminars Conferences, workshops, seminar attendance 8 8. Invited lectures 9 9. Examiner-ship Journal article reviews Consultancies Scientific meetings organization Administrative/ leadership positions Professional body membership Courses and training attendance Scholarships/ fellowships Referees..11 2

3 1. PERSONAL DETAILS Name: Dr. Wyckliffe Kaisha Otsianyi Place of Birth: Vihiga District Residence: Nairobi Nationality: Kenyan Date of Birth: 1975 October 24 th Marital Status: Married 2. EDUCATION/QUALIFICATIONS a) Ongoing: Registration for PhD in Human Anatomy. b) Fellowship in Hepatobiliopancreatic surgery and Liver Transplants, CLBS, Apollo Hospital. c) 2010 : Diploma in Minimal Access Surgery, World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons ( WALS) d) 2003 to 2007: Masters of Medicine in Surgery, University of Nairobi. e) : Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) University of Nairobi f) : Musingu High School Kenya Certificate of Secondary (K.C.S.E) (Grade A-) g) : Zululu Primary School Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (K.C.P.E) Score 68/ TEACHING EXPERIENCE a) 2008 to date: Lecturer, Department of Human anatomy, University of Nairobi. b) 2005 to 2008: Assistant Lecturer, Department of human anatomy, University of Nairobi. c) 1996 to 2005: Teaching assistant, department of human anatomy, University of Nairobi. 3

4 4. STUDENT SUPERVISION a. Supervision of Post-graduate projects i. Factors predictive of non-resectability in malignant obstructive jaundice. MMed ( Surg). University of Nairobi Bitta C. ii. The role of modified triple test in assessment of young patients with discrete breast masses. MMed ( Surg) Ngotho. iii. The effect of Feracryllum on post-mastectomy seroma. MMed. ( Surg) Gatura W. iv. The role of drains in thyroidectomy MMed ( Surg). University of Nairobi Kiriinya M. b. Supervision of undergraduate projects i. The Human Rectus Sheath: Formation and composition. BSC ( Anat). University of Nairobi Maseghe Phillip. ii. The Association of body height and weight with pelvic diameters. BSC ( Anat). University of Nairobi Ann Mburu iii. The structural organization and age related changes in the crural diaphragm. BSC (Anat). University of Nairobi Wanjiku Njongo. iv. Acromial Morphology and its relationship with subacromial ethesopathies. Bsc ( Anat). University of Nairobi Masaki. v. Lunate Morphology. BSC ( Anat). University of Nairobi Muthoka. vi. Sternal morphology and morphometry. BSC ( Anat). University of Nairobi. 2010Hemed B. vii. Thyroid gland neurovasculature. BSC ( Anat). University of Nairobi Magoma. viii. Cervical symphathetic chain.bsc ( Anat). University of Nairobi Ndemange Mutuku. c. Ongoing post-graduate supervision i) The role of antimicrobial coated sutures in reducing SSI in clean wounds. MMed ( Surg). Univesrity of Nairobi. 4

5 5. ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS a. Refereed journal articles i. Kaisha W., Khainga S. Hand injury: Association of Handedness with cause and site of injury. The Annals of African Surgery. 2007; ii. Kaisha W., Khainga S. The causes and pattern of unilateral hand injuries. East African Medical journal. 2008: 85; 3: iii. Mwachaka, PM.*, Odula, PO., Awori, KO. and Kaisha, WO. Variations in the pattern of formation of Human Rectus sheath among Kenyans. Braz. J. Morphol. Sci., 2009, vol. 26, no. 2, p iv. Maseghe P. Saidi H. Odula P. Awori K. Kaisha W. Locating the arcuate line of douglas: is it of surgical relevance? Clin Anat Jan;23(1): 84-6 v. Kaisha W. Bitta C. Sigmoid volvulus in pregnancy. The Annals of African surgery. January 2010 Volume 5 vi. Kaisha W. Hassan S. Topography of the recurrent laryngeal nerve in relation to the thyroid artery, Zuckerkandl tubercle, and Berry ligament in Kenyans. Clinical Anatomy 24: (2011). vii. Kaisha W, Pulei A, Koech A. The femoral collodiaphyseal angle amongst selected Kenyan ethnic groups. J. Morphol. Sci., 2011, vol. 28, no. 2, p viii. Kaisha W. Mutie T. Kioko H. The correlation of esophageal body length with measurable external body parameters. Int. J of Morph. 29(3): , ix. Magoma H, H Saidi, Kaisha. Origin of thyroid arteries in a Kenyan population. AAS. 2012(9). x. H. El-Busaid, W. Kaisha, J. Hassanali, S. Hassan, J. Ogeng.o, P. Mandela. Sternal foramina and variant xiphoid morphology in a Kenyan population. Folia Morphol..Vol. 71, No. 1. xi. Bitta J, Kaisha W. The role of CT scan and Ca 19.9 in predicting respectability. AAS in press. xii. Georgina Magoma, Hassan Saidi, Wyckliffe Kaisha. Relation of the external laryngeal nerve to superior thyroid artery in an african population. Anatomy Journal of Africa 1 (1):27-29 (2012). 5

6 b. Published case reports i. Kaisha W. Bitta C. Sigmoid volvulus in pregnancy. The Annals of African surgery. January 2010 Volume 5 c. Thesis 1. Thesis: Profile of unilateral acute hand injuries at a referral Hospital in Kenya. Dissertaion for MMED surgery, University of Nairobi. 2. Thesis: Role of Laparoscopy in management of Gastric adenocarcinoma. Review. WALS. 6

7 6. PAPERS IN CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS i. Presentation: Esophageal stricture due to a common household water purifying agent. Surgical society of Kenya scientific conference meeting, Kakamega ii. Presentation: Hand injury: Effect of handedness on causality, pattern and lateralization of injury. Surgical society of Kenya, scientific conference 2007, Nairobi. iii. Presentation: The prevalence of malignancies among 1st and 2 nd degree relatives of breast cancer patients. College of surgeons of East, central and Southern African, scientific conference Mombasa. iv. Case presentation. Advanced breast cancer: don t give up. American society of clinical oncology (ASCO/KESHO) conference. March Nairobi. v. Structural age related changes in the crural diaphragm changes with age. Congress of International Federation of anatomists. Capetown Njongo. Kaisha et al vi. Utility of CT scan and CA 19-9 in predicting non-resectabilty in patients with malignant obstructive jaundice. Surgical society 11 th annual scientific conference. Naivasha vii. Anomalies of the sternum in a Kenyan cohort. Surgical society 11 th annual scientific conference. Naivasha viii. The Diagnostic value of modified triple test in young patients with palpable discreet breast lumps. Surgical society 11 th annual scientific conference. Naivasha ix. Liver resections. When, why and how. Surgical society of Kenya, 12 th annual scientific conference. Kisumu. x. Management of multinodular goiter. Surgical society workshop. Thyroid surgery symposium. PanAfric hotel, Nairobi xi. Surgical anatomy of groin hernia. Surgical society of Kenya hernia workshops. 2010, 2011, xii. Mesh hernioplasty techniques. Surgical society of Kenya hernia workshops ( Kisumu, Kilifi, Mombasa, Nairobi, Nyeri, Meru, Nakuru, Naivasha, Kiambu, Eldoret, Embu) xiii. Mesh hernioplasty techniques. Surgical society of Kenya hernia workshops ( Kigali, Rwanda, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Ndola, Zambia.) 7

8 7. CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, SEMINAR ATTENDANCE i) Surgical society of Kenya annual scientific conferences: a. 2006, Kakamega. b. 2007, Nairobi. c. 2008, Nairobi. d. 2009, Nakuru. e. 2010, Mombasa. f. 2011, Naivasha g. 2012, Kisumu. ii) Kenya medical association annual scientific conference attendance, a) 2001 (Kisumu), b) 2002 (Eldoret), c) 2003 (Mombassa), d) 2007 (Kisumu). e) 2008 (Mombasa). f) 2009 (Nanyuki). g) 2010 (Eldoret). h) 2011( Nakuru.) iii) Uganda medical association scientific conferences, a) 2001 (Jinja), b) 2002 (Kampala), c) 2006 (Mbale). iv) The Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland (ASGBI) annual scientific conference. Glasgow. Scotland v) The 2 nd World association of Laparoscopic surgeons congress. World laparoscopy hospital Gurgaon. New Delhi. vi) College of Surgeons of east Africa regional meetings Mombasa. vii) Kenya Society of hematology and oncology workshops a. Collaboration with American oncology association, ASCO, Nairobi b. Association with pathological society of East Africa. Mombasa

9 8. INVITED LECTURES i. Investing to secure the future of doctors. The KMA story. Seminar at Movenpick, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania ii. Health implications of poor financial planning. Financial deepening seminar. Crowne Plaza. Nairobi EXAMINER-SHIP i. Examiner for Kenya medical training college a) Anatomy for Physiotherapists b) Surgery for Physiotherapists c) Surgery for Clinical officers. 10. JOURNAL ARTICLE REVIEWS i. Annals of African surgery ii. Biosciences. An online publication by Elewa. 11. CONSULTANCIES. i. Trainer of trainers for new methods of hernia surgery for Ethicon International in East, Central and Southern Africa. 12. SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS ORGANIZATION i) Part of organizing committee for Kenya Medical Association Annual Scientific conferences: 2009, 2010, ii) Part of organizing committee for Surgical Society of Kenya annual scientific conferences 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, iii) Organized the regional meeting of College of Surgeons of East Africa, 2007,

10 13. ADMINISTRATIVE/ LEADERSHIP POSITIONS i. Teaching coordinator Bpharm ( ), MMed (surgery) 2010-current. ii. Member of college environmental health committee, CBPS iii. Assistant Secretary, Kenya Medical Association iv. Council Member, Surgical society of Kenya v. Secretary, Hernia society of Kenya. Current. vi. Secretary General Association of Medical Students University of Nairobi (AMSUN) vii. Secretary Kenya Medical Association, Machakos Division, 2002 to viii. KMA HIV/AIDS committee member and participated in drafting the HIV/AIDS bill. ix. CDC-KANCO Youth project coordinator. 14. PROFESSIONAL BODY MEMBERSHIP a. Kenya medical association (KMA). b. Surgical society of Kenya(SSK). c. Kenya society of Hemato-oncologists ( KESHO) d. Life member, World Association of Laparoscopic surgeons. (WALS). 15. SCHOLARSHIPS/ FELLOWSHIPS i. Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland

11 16. REFEREES a) Prof. Julius A. Ogeng o, Associate Professor, Department of Human Anatomy, University of Nairobi. Box , Nairobi. b) Prof. Hassan Saidi, Associate Professor and consultant Surgeon, Department of Human Anatomy, University of Nairobi , Nairobi. c) Dr. Peter Gichangi, Senior Lecturer, Department of Human Anatomy, , Nairobi. 11