School of Humanities and Social Sciences

June 2000 – 2005 University of Nairobi Nairobi

Faculty of Pharmacy:

Dept. of Pharmaceutics and pharmacy practice

Dept. of Psychology: Courses taught:

June 2001- 2005 United States International University- Africa

Adjunct Lecturer: School of Arts and Sciences

2003-2004 Aga Khan University Nairobi

Adjunct Lecturer: Pharmacology and drug addiction

1995 - 2003 Drug Abuse Prevention and Rehabilitation Program

(Counseling Center)

Founder and Director

Functions;

1. Counselling of individuals and families affected by drug abuse.

2. Training individuals and the community in the fields of prevention and

counselling of alcoholism and other abused drugs.

3. Reinforcing health behavior through training and providing information

especially to the youth.

4. Education on Drug Abuse, HIV/AIDS and the services offered in VCT.

5. Training on Adolescents Sexual Reproductive Health, Contraceptives

Management and Sexually transmitted infection (STIs) management

6. Creating awareness of drug abuse & HIV infection through media, schools

and community.

7. Training counsellors and pharmaceutical care providers in the areas of

substance abuse addiction, HIV/AIDS and reproductive health.

8. Developing training materials for NACADA (National Agency for Campaign

Against Drug Abuse) and HIV/AIDS

9. Project coordinator

10. Training pharmaceutical care providers in Adolescents Sexual Reproductive

Health and Contraceptives management sponsored by PATH (Program for

Appropriate Technology in Health) through Small grants Agreement from

Seattle, Washington for the year Jan. 2003 to Dec. 2003.

11. Training of trainers for Reproductive Health and use of Anti-retroviral, (ARV)

to the pharmacist in the country in conjunction with KMA (Kenya Medical

Association) and PATH (Program for Appropriate Technology in Health).

January 2000. University of Nairobi: Faculty of Pharmacy Nairobi

Honorary Lecturer: Dept. of Pharmaceutics and Pharmacy Practice

Courses taught:

Sept 1997-Oct 2000 AGA KHAN HOSPITAL Nairobi

SENIOR PHARMACIST

Oct 1995 – Aug 1997 Independent Consultant Nairobi

March 1994 – Oct 1995 DAWA Pharmaceuticals Nairobi

Company pharmacist

precautions necessary.

March 1994 – Oct 1995 MAC’S Pharmaceuticals Nairobi

Company pharmacist

precautions necessary.

Jan 1989 – Nov 1990 KENYA MEDICAL TRAINING COLLEGE Nairobi

Responsibilities: Curriculum Development

Jan 1989 – Nov 1990 EGERTON UNIVERSITY Nakuru

Responsibilities: Lecturer.

1987 – 1989 E.T. MONKS & CO. LTD.

POSITION: Manager / company pharmacist in retail shops.

1985 –1987: ASSIA PHARMACEUTICALS LTD.

POSITION: Company pharmacist /marketing manager

1982 –1985: KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL.

POSITION: Pharmacist I/C sterile preparation unit.

1981 – 1982: BOOTS PHARMACEUTICALS LTD – 3 months

E.T. MONKS LTD. – 3 months

4 - 4 -

KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL – 3 months

Education

2009 Sept Kenyatta University; Registered PhD student;

Completed course work and now final year doing practicum and working on my proposal courses completed and passed;

Research methods and statistics

Psychodynamic and psychotherapy

Advanced counselling skills

Health in Psychology

Cross-cultural in Psychology

Assessment and Personality

Psychopharmacology and Psychopathology

Advanced Interviewing techniques

Group counselling and special population

Marital and family therapy

2007 JAN York St.John University

Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (PCAP)

1998 – FEB. 2000 UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

Masters in Counselling Psychology

Course covered:

1976 –1981 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI.

Bachelor in Pharmacy.

1974 – 1975 ALLIANCE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL.

EAACE – 3 Principles

1970 – 1973 MUGOIRI GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL.

EACE – Div. 1

1963 – 1969 KAGUMO PRIMARY SCHOOL

C.P.E. – Passed.

1. Postgraduate diploma in Academic practice-Yoke’s University London

Fellow of Academic Practice

Other

Qualifications

1. A trained Trainer of Trainers (TOTs) on Reproductive Health by Program for

Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH)

2. Diploma in Management – 1 year: A Pass-evening classes at KIM Diploma in

Professional counselling – 9 months: A Pass University of Nairobi through

Norwegian Church Aid.

3. Sales and Marketing – 1 year: A Pass – evening classes at Griffins College

4. Certificate in Population Management: A Pass – Kenya institute of

Administration (KIA)

5. Computer Literate

6. Languages: English, French, Kiswahili and Kikuyu.

Other

Activities

1. 2007: Academic committee member of International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP).

2. 2006: Member of new program development and review of the existing ones in USIU-Africa.

3. 2006: Member of the ethics and research committee, USIU-Africa.

4. 2006: Curriculum development for the proposed pharmaceutical science degree for USIU-Africa.

5. 2005: A committee member for review of pharmacy curriculum and changing from a 4-year degree to a 5-year as per international standards; University of Nairobi.

6. 2004: Member of International Pharmaceutical Federation and presented PSK in 65th conference in Cairo, Egypt

7. 2004 June: A key stakeholder on Intravenous drug use and HIV/AIDS, NASCOP Ministry of Health.

8. 2002-2004: Coordinator for a funded PSK/PATH project on scaling up training on Reproductive Health by PATH- Seattle

9. 2003 April – 2003 May: Consultant for Futures in the assessments of facility Preparedness for ART delivery for NASCOP Ministry of Health.

10. 2002: A trainer for pharmacy staffs in areas of reproductive health in Kakamega, Mombasa and Nairobi.

11. 2001-2002 A trained trainer of trainers by PATH (Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.)

12. 2002: Chairperson, Treatment, Rehabilitation and counselling NGO network.(NACADA)

13. 2002: A member of the Ministry of health (MOH) task force on drug demand reduction.

14. 2002: Carried out a National Baseline Survey on drug abuse among the youth sponsored by the NACADA office of the President.

15. 2001 -2005: Consultant for the National Agency for the Campaign Against drug Abuse (NACADA) office of the president.

16. 2001 – A committee member for the National Task force on WTO/TRIPS Agreements

17. 2001 – A committee member for the National No-smoking Day Ministry of health

18. 2000 – 2002 National Vice-Chairman Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya

19. 1996 – 2000 Bible Study Fellowship (BSF) St. Andrew’s evening class.

20. 1997 – to date Nairobi Hospice Member

21. 1990 – 1997 Nairobi Hospice Member of Executive Committee.

22. 1989 – 1997 Nairobi Hospice Member of Board of Directors – Voluntary (retired)

Papers Presented

1. KEMRI /KETRI CONFERENCE

Several papers presented relating to irradiation, sterilization of pharmaceutical products with emphasis in developing countries.

2. KEMRI /KETRI CONFERENCE

Treatmentof Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus in hospital burns patients anew product on trial.

3. KWAP 1993 – NAIROBI, KENYA

Chemical dependency and control in African countries.

4. KAGUMO SECONDARY SCHOOL-MURANGA, KENYA.

Drug use and misuse in society.

5. LORETO-KIAMBU, KENYA

Effects of drugs use and abuse.

6. RIDGEWAYS BATIST CHURCH – NAIROBI, KENYA.

Medicine and you talk to the youth

7. AGA KHAN HOSPITAL.TQM (Total Quality Management), in-treatment

sheet usage, drug information.

8. AGA KHAN HOSPITAL

Drug interactions and interventions programs.

9. STRESS MANAGEMENT COURSE TO:

- Cardiac nurses.

- Nurses on Wednesday forum.

- Health care assistants

- Pharmacy staff

- Parents and youth of Ridgeways Baptist Church.

10. KIZITO SECONDARY SCHOOL-GATUNDU, NAIROBI, KENYA.

HIV/AIDS and you, and Drug use /misuse / Abuse.

11. NAIROBI UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF PHARMACY.

The role of counselling in pharmacy practice to 5th year students.

12. BURUBURU TRINITY CHURCH

Drug Abuse, its effects to individual, family and the society.

13. UNIVERSITY DEANS OF STUDENTS AT KICC.

“The rehabilitation of persons affected by drug and substances abuse – a

focus on students in our centers of excellence.”

14. A SEMINAR FOR THE HEALTH SECTOR NGO NETWORK AT SILVER

SPRINGS.

Treatment, Rehabilitation and social re-integration.

15. KABARAK HIGH SCHOOL

Drug Abuse and your body

16. ALLIANCE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL

Guidance and counseling seminar. Drugs and Drug Abuse / HIV AIDS

awareness.

17. NYAKIAMBI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL.

Drug abuse and HIV / AIDS awareness.

18. MATHARE SLUMS BARAZA.

Drug Abuse and HIV / AIDS awareness

19. Drug Abuse and HIV/AIDS prevention through electronic media. KTN ,KBC, KAMEME (local station), Nation and Standard Newspaper

20. Canadian Embassy: Prevention and management of stress in the work place

Personal interest

Reading, traveling, sports, socializing, making friends, new and exciting cultures and

cooking and playing golf

References:

1. Professor Samson Munywoki

Unites States International University – School of Arts and Science

Psychology Department

P. O. Box 14634, 00800 Nairobi, Kenya

Phone: 254 – 20 – 360 6317

E-Mail: smunywoki@usiu.ac.ke

Mobile: 254 – 0733 705 041

2. Professor Karega Munene

The United States International University- School of Arts and Sciences

Psychology Department

P. O. Box 14634, 00800 Nairobi, Kenya

Phone: 254 – 20 – 360 6177

E-Mail: karegamunene@usiu.ac.ke

Mobile: 254 – 0729 966 211

3. Dr. Nelly N. Mungai

University Of Nairobi

School Of Pharmacy

Dept. Of Pharmacology and Pharmacognosy

P. O. Box 52230, 00200 NBI, Kenya

Phone: 254 – 20 – 272 6300

E-Mail: nellya36@yahoo.com

Mobile: 254 – 0722 490 82