What type of job are you looking for?
A clinical pharmacy job where I can Offer pharmaceutical care directly to the patients as defined by WHO. I would also like to take part in training more pharmacy staff in patient care. Im also interested in developing a comprehensive collaborative care model with the main focus being on management of chronic diseases
What nationality are you?
Kenyan
What languages do you speak (and at what level)?
English, swahili, Dholuo and luhya(these native languages in kenya)
What country or area are you looking to work in and why?
Botswana. Because I have interacted with some pharmacists from the country and through my interaction with them I realised there is opportunity to work hand in hand with them to move pharmacy to a higher level
What countries have you worked in?
Kenya
What countries do you have a visa to work in?
Kenya
What field do you currently work in?
Pharmacy
What fields have you worked in before?
Pharmacy and accounts
What qualifications do you hold?
Bachelor of Pharmacy degree, University of Nairobi. Certified Public Accountant of Kenya,Stathmore college
Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why?
I think both formal education and skills are equally valuable because one requires both to be efficient. Formal educatinon empowers with the knowledge to know what, why and when you should what you should do but you need the skills to get the work done.
Describe the benefits of working with others
when working with others you get to share and exchange ideas. this enables you to grow proffessionally since your mistakes are quickly pointed out and rectified as soon as possible.It also sharpens yoour people skills since you are interacting with people who have different personalities.Through this kind of interaction virtues as patience, diligence, honesty and friendship are easily developed and strengthened hence personal growth of an individual.
Describe the benefits of working alone
While working alone you have all your time and space at your disposal hence you are able to get your work done faster since there is no interference from other people. It also minimises chances of conflicts arising betwwen you and your co-workers.
What was your worst working experience?
When we were trying to introduce clinical ppharmacy practice at The Moi Teaching and Refferal Hospital(where Im currently working) and the nurses could not understand what pharmacists were doing taking care of diabetes patients
What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career?
Patience. That if I want to achieve anything I have to make myself usefull and exercise patience.
What unique skills do you have?
I am a people's person. I interact easily with anyone especially my patients who keep asking for me everytime they come to clinic. I'm also capable of adapting to whatever situation I find myself in and getting the best out of it. I strive to make this world a better place for me and for others. im also very passionate about the things I do.
What would you consider as your 'dream job'?
Head of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical services of the World Health Organisation
What are the most interesting aspects of your field?
Pharmacists have ernomous knowledge on drugs and drug and this makes us very usefull members of the healthcare team.
Wjat are the least interesting aspects of your field?
Our role especially in clinical practice is not well defined
What is your vision
To leave this world a much better place than I found it. Train enough people wherever I go hence become dispensable in the longrun.
How can potential employers contact you?
Email address; anai26582@yahoo.com Telephone; +254728823344 Postal address; P.O. Box 3 Eldoret Kenya
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