CTDGH researcher

Carl AGISHA JUMA

Clinical Trial Researcher

A medical doctor by training and holder of a Master’s degree in Public Health, specializing in Community Health, he brings a strong combination of expertise in clinical research, field implementation, and general clinical medicine.

He has supervised clinical trials and research studies, including SMART (Smallpox Vaccine for Mpox Post-Exposure Prophylaxis: A Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial), as well as PREGMPOX, PROMISE, and SKINAIR. His experience spans the full research cycle, from study design and coordination to data quality control and analysis, while ensuring strict compliance with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) standards and ethical requirements.

He has also worked with several international non-governmental organizations, including Médecins du Monde and INTERSOS, gaining extensive experience in healthcare and research implementation in field settings.

Expertise

His expertise lies at the intersection of clinical research, public health, community health, and field-based healthcare delivery. His key areas of expertise include:

Clinical trials and clinical research

Study design and research coordination

Clinical and field implementation

Data quality assurance and management

Clinical data analysis

Good Clinical Practice (GCP) compliance

Research ethics and regulatory requirements

Community health and public health interventions

General clinical medicine

Healthcare delivery in humanitarian and field settings

Collaboration with international NGOs and research partners

This combination of clinical, research, and operational expertise enables him to generate high-quality, reliable evidence that supports informed decision-making and effective public health interventions.

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