Biography:
Professor Gashaw is a Public health specialist in the field of public health, his expertise in implementation sciences has made him an invaluable asset to project HOPE. Joining the project two years ago as the Senior Implementation Sciences Advisor for the Zero Dose Children Project, Professor Gashaw has been instrumental in driving the research activities of the project. One of his primary responsibilities is the development of project protocols. Professor Gashaw ensures that the protocols are robust and effective in achieving the project goals. He also oversees the field research activities, providing guidance and support to the team. His hands-on approach ensures that the research is carried out meticulously, yielding accurate and reliable results.
Apart from his involvement in the field, Professor Gashaw writing manuscripts that are published in international peer-reviewed journals. As a professor, he imparts his wisdom in public health courses such as research methods, neonatal and child health, and health systems, economics, leadership, and management. He has been teaching these subjects for over 25 years, shaping the future of public health professionals. Professor Gashaw's passion for education is evident through his dedication to teaching and advising PhD and master's students. His desire to empower the next generation of public health professionals has motivated him to write teaching modules and lecture notes in the field. With over 120 publications in national and international peer-reviewed journals, Professor Gashaw has established himself as a prominent figure in public health research.
Title : In-depth reasons for the high proportion of zero-dose children in underserved populations of Ethiopia: Results from a qualitative study
Title : High prevalence of zero-dose children in underserved and special setting populations in Ethiopia using a generalize estimating equation and concentration index analysis.