I am a Science Laboratory Technologist with training and practical experience in Microbiology. My work has involved laboratory analysis, specimen handling, microbial identification, and supporting diagnostic processes in healthcare and academic settings. Through this, I’ve developed strong attention to detail, data recording skills, and an appreciation for evidence-based decision-making.

I am interested in Effective Altruism because I want to better understand how scientific and public health knowledge can be used to reduce disease burden and improve global health outcomes, especially in low-resource settings.I hope to connect with others in the EA community, learn more about global priorities in health and development, and explore opportunities such as fellowships, research collaborations, or grant programs that can help me contribute more effectively to impactful work.

As a Science Laboratory Technologist in Microbiology, I can help others by supporting accurate disease detection, which improves treatment and helps prevent the spread of infections. I also contribute to public health by promoting hygiene and infection prevention practices. My work supports outbreak response by providing reliable laboratory results that guide health decisions. Additionally, I can support research and data quality that informs better healthcare policies and interventions. I am also interested in working with health-focused organizations and developing further skills in public health to increase my impact, especially in areas like infectious disease control and prevention.