Miriam Ngure

Background

About Miriam Ngure

Results-driven Public Health Manager with 10+ years of experience spearheading program design, implementation, and evaluation across Africa. Holds a Masters of Science in Public Health (Epidemiology and Disease Control) and currently serves as a Public Health Manager and Regional lead for the Saving Lives and Livelihood project at the Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS). Recognized for expertise in program design, grant management, project cycle management, resource mobilization, publication, and research. Adept at overseeing and coordinating multi-annual, integrated programs funded by bilateral and multilateral donors. Proven ability to build and maintain effective long-term relationships with multiple internal and external stakeholders Key Achievements: 1. Provided technical leadership and strategic direction in designing, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating health projects such as communicable and non-communicable disease prevention and control, maternal and child health, and public health emergencies (COVID-19 response). Successfully created collaborative partnerships and networks, mobilized resources, and conducted lobby and advocacy aimed at improving access and public health emergencies preparedness and response. Demonstrated exceptional project management skills, successfully managing multiple projects simultaneously while ensuring adherence to timelines, budgets, and quality standards. Proven ability to effectively communicate complex technical information to diverse audiences, including government officials, donors, and community members. Recognized for strong analytical and problem-solving skills, consistently identifying and addressing challenges to ensure project success.