I am a physician and public-health leader based in Boston. I earned my Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at Hebei North University in China, graduating as best in my class in 2020, and a Master of Public Health in Global Health from Harvard University, where I completed the Interdisciplinary Public Health Leadership concentration. I hold permanent registration with the Ghana Medical and Dental Council.
I practised across internal medicine, obstetrics and gynaecology, surgery, paediatrics and mental health in Ghana — at Tamale Teaching Hospital, Ghana Police Hospital, Lekma Hospital and Accra Psychiatric Hospital. At Accra Psychiatric I introduced telemedicine for patient follow-up and outpatient attendance rose 15%. At Lekma I ran monthly neonatal mortality audits to turn causes of death into quality improvement. With the Sung Taaba Foundation in Bawku I built a community malnutrition programme that brought incidence from 28% to 9% in nine months, and trained the mothers in it to sell nutrient-rich products for household income.
At the Harvard Health Systems Innovation Lab I coordinate AI-enabled health systems programming, and I led the 2026 HSIL Hackathon, “Building High Value Health Systems: Leveraging AI” — 58 hubs across 41 countries, 14,892 applicants and 1,558 venture teams. I also contribute to the Lancet Commission on Cancer in the Commonwealth, where I led the design of a health systems data observatory consolidating cancer and health system data for researchers and policymakers.
At Scriptify I own evidence, outcomes and protocol review. My job is to make sure what we recommend is what the literature actually supports, and that every protocol holds up when someone asks where a number came from.