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About Me | Medical Entomologist & Public Health Researcher

About Abate Waldetensai

Learn about my journey, qualifications, and professional experience in medical entomology and public health research.

Abate Waldetensai

Professional Profile

I am Abate Waldetensai, a Public Health Associate Researcher with a deep-rooted passion for medical entomology and vector control. My career has been distinguished by significant, impactful contributions to public health entomology across Ethiopia, where I am recognized as a visionary leader.

With over a decade of experience in the field, I have successfully led diverse research teams, directly influenced national disease prevention strategies, and spearheaded projects that have demonstrably advanced vector control methodologies and public health outcomes.

My work focuses on understanding vector-borne diseases, developing effective control strategies, and translating research findings into practical public health interventions that benefit communities.

Core Competencies

Medical Entomology Vector Control Research Methodology Data Analysis Scientific Writing Public Health Policy Disease Surveillance Team Leadership

Education & Qualifications

My academic journey has provided me with a strong foundation in medical entomology and public health research.

Current

PhD student in Insect Sciences

Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia. Dissertation focused on vector control strategies for malaria prevention.

2019 – 2021

MSc in Medical Entomology

Arba Minch University, Ethiopia. Specialized in Medical Entomology and Vector control.

2011 – 2014

BSc in Biology

Wachemo University, Ethiopia. Graduated with honors.

Professional Certifications

Advanced Research Methods

Certified in advanced statistical analysis and research design from international training programs.

Professional Experience

My career has been dedicated to advancing public health through research and practical interventions.

2019 – Present

Public Health Associate Researcher

Leading research projects on vector control and disease prevention, supervising teams, and advising national health programs.

2016 – 2019

Assistant Researcher

Conducted field studies on vector-borne diseases, published research findings, and contributed to policy development.

2015 – 2016

Junior Researcher

Participated in large-scale epidemiological studies and vector control program evaluations.

Gained hands-on experience in vector surveillance and data collection in rural communities.

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