Jerome Ngundue
Walden University, USA
Biography
Ngundue’s doctoral dissertation focus is immunization; “Disparities in Arkansas Mandated Immunization Coverage among Natural Home and Foster-Care Adolescents”. He is passionate about increasing immunization coverage in Arkansas. He served as Chair of the Health Disparities section, Arkansas Public Health Association. He is a Public Health Preparedness Planner responsible for pandemic influenza, population health, and community resilience since 2012 at Arkansas Department of Health. He enjoys discussing his work and collaborating with communities to ensure their safety. His Ph.D. is in Public Health with concentrations in Community Health, Promotion, and Education from Walden University, Master’s degree in Health Services Administration, University of Arkansas Little Rock, Bachelor degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, and Bachelor degree in Biology with Chemistry minor, University of Arkansas Little Rock, AR. His volunteer community services include Kiwanis International, Toastmasters International, Evaluator, Community Programs, Global Health, and Community projects.