Four sessions, four leaders
Participants who attended all four sessions qualified for the certificate of participation.
Session 1 · Wed 25 March
Becoming a Gender-Responsive Leader in Healthcare
Prof. Febechi B. Ugochukwu
Lecturer in Public Health and Head of Department, Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT), Nigeria. A researcher on community health systems, health behaviour, and evidence-informed public health leadership.
Session 2 · Thu 26 March
Trauma-Informed Leadership in Health Systems
Dr Montsheng Letsoalo, PhD
Trauma specialist, social neuroscience practitioner, and founder of the Trauma Neuro Institute of South Africa. She integrates neuroscience-informed approaches into leadership development, mental health support, and system-level resilience.
Session 3 · Fri 27 March
Decision-Making Power and Influence in Health Systems
Mrs Hannah Oronge, CNO
Chief Nurse/Midwife at the Delta State Primary Health Care Board, providing strategic leadership for nursing services across primary health care facilities.
Session 4 · Sat 28 March
Career Growth, Visibility and Networking for Women in Health
Chidubem Ahumaraeze
Global tech sales expert and HR technology consultant with cross-sector experience across corporate and emerging markets in Africa, helping early- and mid-career women build visibility, networks, and career clarity.
Who it was for
Students and health professionals at every career stage.
The series welcomed students in health-related fields and early- to mid-career professionals across medicine, nursing, midwifery, public health, laboratory science, community health, health administration, and policy.
- Strengthen leadership skills in the health sector
- Practical strategies for gender-responsive leadership
- Trauma-informed leadership in health systems
- Decision-making, influence, and career visibility
- Networking with women and leaders in health