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I was born and raised in Kombolcha, South Wollo, Ethiopia, where I grew up with a strong curiosity for science and a deep desire to serve my community. After completing my early education, I joined the University of Gondar, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, to pursue my dream of becoming a doctor. I studied medicine with dedication and completed my Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree in 2018, following my qualification exam in August 2017 and my internship in September 2018.

After graduating, I worked as a lecturer and general practitioner at the University of Gondar before joining the dermatology specialty training program at ALERT Center, Addis Ababa University. I completed my dermatology residency with distinction in 2022. Today, I practice as a consultant dermatologist, providing clinical and aesthetic dermatology services at the University of Gondar Comprehensive Specialized Hospital while also teaching residents and medical students. My journey reflects my passion for professionalism, lifelong learning, and advancing dermatologic care in Ethiopia.

I am a committed and compassionate nurse whose professional journey reflects continuous growth, dedication, and a deep passion for improving community health. I received my ADN/diploma in Nursing from the University of Gondar in Ethiopia, where I built a strong clinical foundation and developed a lifelong commitment to serving others. After immigrating to the United States, I continued my education by earning both my Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and my Master’s Degree in Nursing (MSN) with a concentration in Public Health.

Throughout my career, I have worked in a variety of healthcare settings and held multiple roles that have strengthened my clinical expertise, leadership skills, and ability to adapt to diverse patient populations. My experience ranges from direct patient care in clinical environments to leadership and support roles in community-based programs. These opportunities have helped me develop a holistic understanding of the healthcare system and the importance of equitable, culturally informed care.

Currently, I serve as a contractor consulting for several home care companies. In this capacity, I support organizational compliance, guide best practices, assist with staff training, and contribute to improving patient-centered care delivery. This work has broadened my understanding of healthcare operations and allowed me to positively influence systems that impact both patients and caregivers.

My progression from an ADN nurse in Ethiopia to an MSN-prepared Public Health nurse in the United States reflects my determination, resilience, and vision for contributing to meaningful change. I am passionate about addressing health disparities, strengthening community health initiatives, and promoting preventive care practices. With a strong clinical background and advanced public health knowledge, I aim to continue making a positive impact on individuals, families, and the communities I serve.