Project Management graduate student at Missouri State University with a proven track record of leading public health and humanitarian programs with UNFPA and IRC. Skilled in managing multi-million-dollar donor-funded health projects focused on maternal, child, and adolescent health, SRHR, and health financing. Experienced in implementing large-scale initiatives and forging strong partnerships with governments, NGOs, and community stakeholders. Committed to strengthening health systems and achieving sustainable, equitable outcomes.
• Write and publish 6–7 feature articles monthly; design newsletters reaching 19,000+ alumni, faculty, and partners, strengthening institutional visibility and stakeholder trust.
• Conduct interviews and produce evidence-based content showcasing academic and community impact.
• Contribute to communication strategies that elevate faculty and student achievements across digital and print platforms.
• Coordinated a USD 41.8M World Bank–funded project, managing 10 partners and 18 work plans in line with national health priorities.
• Oversaw budget planning, financial tracking, and compliance processes, achieving 95% fund utilization under UNFPA and World Bank standards.
• Drafted policy briefs, analytical reports, and donor communications, informing strategic decisions and resource allocation.
• Facilitated training for midwives, nurses, and doctors; improved SRHR service quality through partner-led capacity building.
• Coordinated with local government & UN agencies to integrate SRHR into health systems and ensure cross-sector collaboration.
• Designed and managed IRC’s referral hub network (12 hubs established; supported 10 additional), ensuring continuity of maternal and emergency services.
• Supervised and mentored 200+ health volunteers, including 14 team leaders, fostering accountability and resilience in a high-pressure humanitarian context.
• Developed referral and triage protocols aligned with WHO maternal and newborn standards, reducing delays in life-threatening emergencies.
• Prepared updates, advocacy content, and reports for UN partners and donors, maintaining visibility of emergency referral services.
• Ensured uninterrupted emergency medical services during COVID-19 through rotating shifts, protective supplies & community engagement strategies.
• Coordinated maternal, child, adolescent, SRHR, and nutrition services across 32 centers in 25 districts, reaching underserved populations.
• Trained and supervised 32 health workers in gender-responsive care and community engagement.
• Supported donor proposals, KPI setting, and results-based reporting, helping secure multi-year funding.
• Promoted equity-focused models that expanded access to maternal and child health in resource-limited areas.
• Managed MNCAH, SRHR, and GBV programs serving 35,000+ beneficiaries.
• Implemented outreach campaigns engaging men and adolescents, increasing service utilization by 28% and reducing stigma about reproductive health.
• Built partnerships with government authorities, schools, and community leaders to expand services and reduce barriers.
• Documented program results and shared lessons for scaling successful approaches.
• Taught community medicine, public health, and ethics using case-based methods linking theory to real-world health challenges.
• Contributed to curriculum development, aligning academic training with national workforce needs.
• Certificate of Appreciation – International Rescue Committee (IRC), 2020
Recognized for leadership, effective communication and resilience in managing lifesaving emergency referral services during the COVID-19.
• Best Staff Award – Good Neighbours Bangladesh (GNB), 2013
Honored for pioneering male engagement strategies in reproductive health, improving community service uptake.
• Certificate of Appreciation – Awarded by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in December 2020 for dedication and resilience in delivering lifesaving SRHR and emergency referral services during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Best Staff Award – Recognized by Good Neighbours Bangladesh (GNB) in November 2013 for pioneering innovative male engagement strategies in reproductive health programs, significantly improving community adoption.
• Successful Budget Management – Led crosscutting financial reporting and fund allocation planning at UNFPA Bangladesh for a $41.8M World Bank-funded Health and Gender Support Project (HGSP), coordinating 10 implementing partners and 18 annual work plans.
• Strategic Partnership Coordination – Strengthened multi-stakeholder collaboration across SRHR and Gender program areas, ensuring alignment with rights-based approaches in humanitarian and development settings.
• Leadership in Campus Engagement – Serving as Global Leaders and Mentors (GLaM) Mentor, Student Government Association Liaison for MSU Model United Nations, and Treasurer of the Bangladesh Student Association at Missouri State University, promoting leadership, financial transparency, and global citizenship.
• Knowledge Sharing Contributions – Documented operational best practices, challenges, and lessons learned at UNFPA Bangladesh to support internal learning, donor reporting, and policy advocacy efforts focused on SRHR in refugee settings.
• Valid Driver’s License – Missouri, USA (2025)
• Project Management Foundations – LinkedIn Learning (2025)
• Team Management and Collaboration – LinkedIn Learning (2024)
• Healthcare Essentials for Global Health – LinkedIn Learning (2024)
• Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Projects – Online Certificate (2023)
• Financial Management in Nonprofit Organizations – Online Course (2023)
• UNFPA Ethics and Compliance Training – United Nations Population Fund (2022)
• Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention and Response in Humanitarian Settings – UNHCR Learning Platform (2022)
• Compass Program Management Certification – IRC and Harvard Business Publishing (2021)
• Health in Humanitarian Crises – London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (2020)
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