Ssemwogerere Joseph – Masaka Diocesan Medical Services

Ssemwogerere Joseph Assistant Diocesan Health Coordinator

Areas of expertise

Support supervision of health in areas of Medicine management, Pharmaceutical financial management and ART-performance assessment
Training of health unit management committees
Collaboration with the Ministry of Health and WHO
Privately practicing clinical and community medical health for more than 37 years

Education

Diploma in clinical medicine and community health form School of clinical officers-Mbale
Certificate in Medical management from department of pharmacy College of health sciences- Makerere university
Certificate in pharmaceutical financial management from pharmacy department college of health sciences –Makerere university

Brief Bio

A senior medical clinical officer working for Masaka Diocesan Health Services as Assistant Diocesan Health Coordinator for over 13 years

Some of our programs

Safe Birth Project

The Safe Birth Project was born in 2016 when Bishop Kaggwa the Bishop of Masaka Diocese tasked Dr. Sherry Teefey, Professor of Radiology at Washington University, to address the challenge of obstetric fistula in Masaka, Uganda. Uganda has one of the highest obstetric fistula rates in the world. It is caused by obstructed labor and

USAID’s Keeping Children Healthy and Safe  (KCHS)   

During the quarter, 20,984 (13,596F, 7,388M) beneficiaries were served with comprehensive services out of the targeted 21019 representing 100% OVC-SERV. Additionally, 1534 (973F, 561M) beneficiaries were newly enrolled onto the KCHS- Activity. Out of the 20,984 comprehensive beneficiaries that were served; 13, 971 (67%) were children while 7013 (33%) were adults which represents a 67:33

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