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My name is Asad. I was born in Hargeisa. I completed my high school at Waran Ade Secondary and graduated from Hargeisa University. I want to pursue my master's degree at Gondar University.

I am a botanist and lecturer at University of Gondar. 

I am Abrham from Debre Berhan, Ethiopian.

I graduate  from  UoG in July 8, 2017 in Horticulture department  and by now I am worked  in Debre Berhan University and  other organization  in part-time jobs .

Graduated from the then GCMS in 1991  worked as assistant prof in medical biochemistry then as Asst prof of medicine till 2005. Had also served as associate dean for hospital services for three years (2002 -2005).contributed for 14 yests in upgrading GCMS to UOG.

I'm one of the former medical student at UOG.currently,working as a physician in one of the Hospital in the country!

I am Demamu Agegn 2011EC graduate from schoole of medicen. Currently I am year 2 Radiology Resident at SPHMMC.. I believe UOG make me stronger, compitent and passiona person… Congradulations for100 yrs of community service… 

Moges Baye
Project Manager | Healthcare Professional | Physiotherapist
University of Gondar Hospital, Gondar, Ethiopia
Phone: +251918806695 | Email: mogesbaye@gmail.com

As an experienced Project Manager and healthcare professional with a strong background in physiotherapy and rehabilitation, I am committed to advancing healthcare delivery through innovative approaches. With extensive expertise in the integration of digital health solutions, including mobile health platforms and wearable technologies, I have successfully led projects that have transformed access to care, particularly in underserved communities.

Currently, I serve as the Project Manager for the Rotary Jaipur Limb Project at the University of Gondar Hospital. The project was launched in October 2024 following the approval of Rotary Foundation Global Grant #2096977 in August 2020. From October 2024 to July 2025, we have provided free prosthetic limbs and rehabilitation services to 95 individuals with disabilities. I oversee the establishment and management of the prosthetics workshop and training program, working closely with international and local partners—including Rotary International and various NGOs—to align project objectives with community needs while ensuring resource efficiency and financial transparency

In addition to project management, I have a deep passion for research, particularly in stroke rehabilitation, fatigue management, and the use of technology to improve rehabilitation outcomes. My experience includes conducting systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and statistical research to inform evidence-based healthcare practices.

I am driven by a desire to empower healthcare teams through capacity building and training, ensuring that sustainable, high-quality care is available for those who need it most. Throughout my career, I have continuously prioritized collaboration, innovation, and a patient-centered approach to healthcare delivery.