USP staff members across four offices in Africa and the United States share what it means to them personally to advance global public health through programs such as Promoting the Quality of Medicines (PQM), funded by USAID and implemented by USP.
Three USP staff members share why they are inspired to work on the PQM program to protect patients from substandard and falsified medicines.
USP staff member Chimezie Anykora, Chief of Party of USP Nigeria in Lagos, shares what it means to him to protect patients from harmful poor-quality medicines.
USP staff member Erica Asante-Yeboah, Senior Administrative Officer for USP Ghana in Accra, shares what it means to her to contribute to public health.
USP staff member Godfred Kwaku D. Fadeha, Senior Microbiologist for USP Ghana in Accra, shares what it means to him to build workforce capacity to protect patients from harmful substandard medicines.
USP staff member Hana Sinki, Senior Operations Manager for USP Ethiopia in Addis Ababa, shares what it means to her to help ensure that patients have access to quality-assured medicines.
USP staff member Ngozi T. Isiguzo, Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist for USP Nigeria in Lagos, shares what it means to her to protect patients from poor-quality medicines.
USP staff member Nonyelum C. Okpagu, Program Coordinator for USP Nigeria in Lagos, shares what it means to her to help increase the supply of quality-assured medicines available to Nigerians.
USP staff member Zelalem Sahile, Lead Quality Assurance/Quality Control Specialist for USP Ethiopia in Addis Ababa, shares what it means to him to protect people from the impact of substandard and falsified medicines.