Nkirote is a dynamic leader in TB control, serving as the TB PPM, Human Rights, and Gender Coordinator at the National TB Program in Kenya. With over a decade of experience in TB programming and health systems management, she has significantly advanced TB initiatives across the country.
Nkirote’s educational background includes a Master’s Degree in Public Health Systems Management and a Bachelor’s Degree in Medical Laboratory Sciences, equipping her with a robust foundation in both technical and managerial aspects of healthcare.
Her career is marked by her pivotal role in developing and implementing effective TB policies and guidelines, particularly within the private sector. Nkirote’s strategic approach has fostered robust public-private collaborations, enhancing the accessibility and quality of TB services. These partnerships have been crucial in expanding TB care, ensuring that more Kenyans receive timely and effective treatment.
A staunch advocate for human rights and gender-sensitive TB programming, Nkirote has worked tirelessly to create inclusive health strategies that address the needs of vulnerable populations. Her efforts have led to more equitable TB services, aligning with global health standards and improving outcomes for all affected communities.
Nkirote’s expertise in TB policy, health systems strengthening, and public-private partnerships makes her an invaluable asset in the fight against TB. Her commitment to innovative and inclusive approaches ensures that TB control measures are both effective and sustainable, particularly in engaging the private sector to achieve comprehensive health solutions.