Anyaja Simon Enock
Anyaja Simon Enock
I feel incredibly honored and excited to be part of the Trainer International Scholar class of 2024.
I am looking forward in engaging in research and project implementation alongside a group of talented and motivated individuals.
I am eager to learn from my peers and mentors, and to contribute to meaningful and impactful projects that will make a difference in the world.
I am ready to embark on this journey and make the most of this incredible opportunity.
Name: Anyaja Simon Enock
Reg No:24/S/1024
Course: Research Methods.
Country: Uganda
Study Year: 2024
Join us in congratulating Anyaja Simon Enock for being selected for the Trainer International Course 2024.
Enock’s academic profile showcases his journey from studying in local schools in Uganda to pursuing a career in healthcare. Despite the financial constraints, he obtained a Certificate and Enrolled as a Nurse from Mild may Institute of Health Sciences. He later upgraded his studies by enrolling in Clarke International University for a Diploma in Clinical Medicine and Community Health.
Throughout his academic journey, he has actively engaged in extra curricular activities and community service. Enock served as a male member of parliament in the Guild at nursing school and later became a member of the Rotaract Club at Clarke International University.
Enock volunteered at a health center and later worked as an In-charge at St. Catherine Medical Center in Kazo. His practical experience includes working at Adjumani Hospital in the department of Infectious Diseases Control where he gained hands-on experience in diagnosing and treating clients with various infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis infections, TB, and Leprosy.
Additionally, he specialized in Safe Medical Circumcision, a preventive measure for HIV/AIDS, further expanding his skills and knowledge in healthcare. All in all his academic profile reflects his dedication to pursuing a career in healthcare.
His involvement in extracurricular activities, and commitment to serving the community through clinical practice and creating a local community initiative to support the community in the near future is what he yearns for.