Ms. Sabina Ghemosu is a public health professional with a Master’s degree in Global Health from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway. She has experience in qualitative and mixed-methods research, household surveys, mobile data collection, field coordination, monitoring and evaluation, and stakeholder engagement.
Her experience includes community-based research and programme implementation in rural and resource-limited settings, working collaboratively with diverse teams and communities. Her areas of interest include public health research, health equity, and improving health outcomes among vulnerable and marginalized populations, particularly women, children, and young people.
As a Research Fellow at the PERC, she contributes to ongoing research activities while further strengthening her skills in research design, data collection and management, analysis, scientific writing, and dissemination. Through her fellowship, she supports PERC’s research initiatives and develops practical research experience in generating evidence that can inform public health programmes, policy, and practice.