Vice - Chairman
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Date of birth: 21 January 1970
Gender: Male
Civil Status: Married
Nationality: Bangladeshi by birth
Address: 403, East Kafrul, PO. Dhaka Cantonment, PS. Kafrul, Dhaka 1206, Bangladesh
Telephone: +88-02-9832067 (Res), +88-01713164807 (Cell)
E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
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Degree | Year | Institution |
Certificate Course on Global Tobacco Control | 2012 | Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, MD, USA |
Post Graduate Diploma in Development Planning | 2010 | National Academy for Planning and Development
Nilkhet, Dhaka 1205, Bangladesh |
Master of Public Health (MPH) | 2006 | The University of Melbourne
Victoria, Australia |
Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) | 1996 | Sir Salimullah Medical College and Mitford Hospital, University of Dhaka
Dhaka, Bangladesh |
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Duration: 01/09/2015- present
Duration: 17/2/2013- 30/4/2015
Job responsibilities: Facilitating proposal and tools development for generation of evidences on chronic diseases and their risk factors; Preparing technical reports on chronic diseases and their risk factors; Facilitating development and coordination mechanism of network (s) on NCDs; Facilitating development and updating of manuals for training courses; Preparing model documents on development, implementation and evaluation of demonstration projects for NCD prevention, specially Package of Essential Non-communicable (PEN) disease interventions for Primary Health Care in Low Resource Settings, in Debhata Upazila at first phase and seven upazilas in second phase; Performing any other duties assigned by the supervisor as and when required.
Duration: 1/1/2011- 31/1/2013
Job responsibilities: Scheduling and monitoring of the project activities. Arranging meeting, conference, seminar, workshop and other discussion program with the HCP and tobacco control association. Regular liaison with project coordinator and circulation of periodical update on the project related matters. Periodical submission of the reports of the project, and other duties as assigned.
Duration: 11/2009 – 9/2010
Job responsibilities: Develop and finalize the manuals for National Survey on NCD risk factors; Provide training to the Field Interviewers and Research Physicians, Coordinating case-file preparation; Provide administrative and technical support at field level; Supervise the field work in terms of supervision of Field Interviewers and Research Physicians; Monitoring and supervision visits during data collection; Assist in data transmission and aggregation; Data analysis; Generate reports; preparations for meetings; Keep meeting minutes and records and any other related works assigned by Principal and Co-principal Investigators; Managing a workforce of 45, including 9 doctors and 36 field interviewers.
Duration: 2/2009 – 11/2009
Job responsibilities: Finalize the manuals of GATS, Bangladesh; Provide administrative and technical support at field level; Supervise the field work in terms of supervision of Field Interviewers and Field Supervisors; Monitoring and supervision visits during data collection and mapping and listing; Assist in Data transmission and aggregation; Generate reports and assist in analysis and preparations for meetings; Keep meeting minutes and records and Any other related works assigned by Principal and Co-principal Investigator; Managed a workforce of 90 people which includes 18 field supervisors and 72 field interviewers.
Duration: 2/2008 – 5/2008
Job responsibilities: Organize meetings, workshops and emergency preparedness trainings for GO, NGO, and community stakeholders at the district/Upazila for disease surveillance; Regular reporting to the Field Operations Coordinator; documentation as well as collate information and data from stakeholders; provide inputs for weekly health bulletin; Support MoH&FW staff at district in public health investigations, assessments and interventions; Ensure flow of information among the stakeholders; supervise data management and office administration; liaise with SMOs in coordination with the Divisional Coordinator (IVD); Undertake extensive travel, including remote communities in order to carry out/ assist coordination emergency recovery activities at field.
Duration: 1/2007 – 12/2007
Job responsibilities: Improved programming for health, education and training for poor and underprivileged population in rural and urban areas; organise and participate in relief distribution and medical camps in flood affected areas; Planning of income generation for sustainability of the programs and organisation; identification of gaps and suitable delivery mechanism; Involved in WHO supported program ‘HEALTHY LIFESTYLE’, a community based intervention to management and control non-communicable diseases (NCD) risk factors, as the Principal Investigator; Represent FACES to line ministry, government agencies, development partners, UN agencies, NGOs, CBOs and other related forums to assist the coordination of activities between FACES and other agencies working on health improvement.
Duration: 7/2004 – 12/2004
Job responsibilities: Provide services to patients with common medical problems; Routine examination of pregnant women for antenatal care to ensure safe and better motherhood; Responsibility to deliver school health or underprivileged pre-school children; Organize awareness raising programs for health education in remote areas of Bangladesh; Develop policies and implementation and fund raising from local resources for the organization.
Duration: 1/2003 – 6/2004
Job responsibilities: Provide management and out-door and in-door services to ENT patients; Conduct ENT camps in the rural areas of Bangladesh.
Duration: 4/2000 – 12/2002
Job responsibilities: Provide primary health care of the local people and employees worked at the tea garden; Conduct several health campaign programs for health education in the tribal communities; Communicate and manage tribal leaders and local Ponchayet to ensure attendance in integrated community based health centre; Monitor monthly EPI programs and prepare monthly health report.
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Word processor: MS Word Proficient
Spreadsheet: MS Excel Proficient
Operating Systems: Windows
Internet and e-mail: Proficient
Presentation: MS PowerPoint Proficient
Analysis: SPSS, EpiInfo
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§ Al Mamun MA, Choudhury SR, Bhuiyan MR, Malik F. Association between smokeless tobacco use by women and coronary artery disease. Abstract presented in Conference on Cardiovascular Diseases at Dhaka. Journal of National Heart Foundation of Bangladesh 2012;1(2):88.
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Principal Investigator, ‘HEALTHY LIFESTYLE’, a community based intervention to management and control non-communicable diseases (NCD) risk factors, WHO supported program.
Research Officer in Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS), Bangladesh: Supervise the field work in terms of supervision of Field Interviewers and Field Supervisors; Monitoring and supervision visits during data collection and mapping and listing; Assist in Data transmission and aggregation; Generate reports and assist in analysis.
Senior Research Physician in National Survey on NCD Risk Factors, Bangladesh: Supervise the field work in terms of supervision of Field Interviewers and Research Physicians; Monitoring and supervision visits during data collection; Assist in data transmission and aggregation; Data analysis; Generate reports.
Research Officer of “Prevalence of Refractive Error in Children of Bangladesh: A Community Based Study 2011”.
Principal Investigator of “Knowledge, Attitude, practice and risk perception about Smoking and smokeless tobacco use among female garment workers in a selected area in Dhaka city”.