November 2019 – Part 1 – Part 2
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freinbergerf@unifiedforhealth.org / Boardmember
Franziska studied medicine in Kiel/Germany and graduated in 2019. She joined UFH in late 2018. Since then, she works within UFH as a counterpart for german students attending the programme in Nairobi. Cultural sensibility should be adressed during the preparation time. Her special interest in medicine and public health is therapy and prevention of tuberculosis disease.
Public Health Exchange UKF, Frankfurt
Public Health Exchange KNH, Nairobi
Public Health Exchange KNH, Nairobi
Executive Board Member, Facebook
Board Member, Facebook
Anna-Sophia is following a residency in pediatrics. She is involved in event organization and mentors participants.
Board Member, ruettgerodtn@unifiedforhealth.org
Nele is a medical doctor. During her training she gained experiences in several global health topics due to voluntary work during. For her doctoral thesis she went to Mwanza, Tanzania and did a research about antimicrobial resistances. While doing internships in Nepal, Spain and Switzerland and due to years of medical work with asylum seekers, she had the chance to get in contacted with different cultures and learn a lot from people with various backgrounds.
Finance, Board Member
boehringerl@unifiedforhealth.org, Facebook
As a medical doctor and part of the “Global Health” curriculum at Justus Liebig University Gießen, Lena became more and more interested in Global Health. For her, listening and the will to understand different backgrounds as well as social structures is of uttermost importance so that reflected, responsible and appropriate actions can be taken.
To face this challenge, she is still learning for herself to try as much as possible and to encourage others to not lose focus of these principles.
Co-Founder, Board Member
herrmannl@unifiedforhealth.org
With a background in European Studies, Economics and Medicine, Lukas has a particular interest in Universal Health Coverage and societal problems affecting health. This includes health equity and access to medicines. Lukas studied and worked in Köln, Chemnitz, Berlin, Riga, Gießen, Glasgow and Frankfurt.